The Week in Pictures, October 26, 2026: Moscow hosts the 3rd Russia-Africa Summit

Author: AfricaNewsPublished on: October 26, 2026Country: Russia

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The Week in Pictures, October 26, 2026: Moscow hosts the 3rd Russia-Africa Summit

The headline says Moscow is hosting the third Russia-Africa Summit. The page presents an October 26, 2026 edition of “The Week in Pictures,” but the provided content gives no details about summit participants, discussions, or decisions.

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