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Acton and Ramaswamy make final case to voters on Election Day

Published 2:03 PM EST, Tue November 3, 2026

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In the final hours of a highly watched and deeply polarized gubernatorial race, Democrat Amy Acton and Republican Vivek Ramaswamy make their closing arguments to Ohio voters heading to the polls Tuesday.

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Democratic attorney and Trump foe Marc Elias is a target of DOJ’s Alaska ballot investigation, sources say

2026-11-03T14:59:00-0500 / CBS News

Marc Elias, a longtime Democratic attorney and vocal opponent of the Trump administration, is a target in the Justice Department’s criminal investigation into whether Democrats sought to confuse voters in Alaska by recruiting a candidate with the same name as Republican incumbent Senator Dan Sullivan, according to a law enforcement official and a second source familiar with the matter.

Elias is just one of a number of individuals who received either target letters, preservation letters or grand jury subpoenas from the Justice Department in connection with the investigation, which is being led by the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Alaska and also involves prosecutors from the Civil Rights Division’s criminal section, multiple sources said.

Approximately 20 target and preservation letters have been issued to date in the probe. The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, meanwhile, has separately received a grand jury subpoena, a law enforcement source told CBS News.

CBS News has reached out to the DSCC for comment.

President Trump in recent days has made public statements denouncing Elias on social media and calling for his prosecution.

“No one should be surprised that President Trump’s Department is targeting me and my law firm on Election Day,” Elias said in a statement to CBS News.

“This administration has repeatedly weaponized the DOJ against the President’s political enemies despite zero evidence of wrongdoing, and we are the latest targets.”

He added that his firm, Elias Law Group, “proudly” counts itself among Mr. Trump’s political enemies and said they are “proud” to represent Democratic campaigns and progressive groups that fight back against his administration.

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“We will not be intimidated by a sham investigation,” he said. “We are going to keep working around the clock to support our clients and make sure President Trump and his party enjoy a well-deserved beating at the ballot box.”

Federal prosecutors have not articulated what crimes they are investigating.

Last week, Stephen Miller, the White House deputy chief of staff for policy, suggested during an appearance on Fox News that they could investigate violations of 18 USC 241 — a civil rights statute that makes it unlawful for two or more people to conspire to threaten or intimidate anyone freely exercising their constitutional or federal rights.

The timing of the letters and subpoenas, which were sent out in recent days, appear to run afoul of the Justice Department’s own internal guidelines and historic norms limiting investigative steps ahead of a national election.

Brandon Wrobleski, the acting chief of the criminal section at the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division, has personally sought to recruit assistant U.S. attorneys in Alaska to assist with the probe, but some have declined or expressed discomfort about getting involved, several sources familiar with the matter told CBS News.

Michael Heyman, the court-appointed U.S. Attorney in Alaska, took the unusual step last week of holding a press conference along with the FBI’s special agent in charge in Anchorage in which he publicly disclosed the existence of a criminal investigation into whether operatives for Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola helped recruit independent candidate Daniel J. Sullivan in a bid to confuse Republican voters.

The investigation picked up steam shortly after The New York Times reported that Peltola campaign’s lawyers, as well as senior aides at the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, were involved in the recruitment effort.

Such ballot-stacking tactics have been used in the past by members of both political parties and, while controversial, are generally not considered illegal. Peltola’s campaign and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee have denied any connection to the effort to put Daniel J. Sullivan on the ballot.

“This new information has resulted in a significant surge of law enforcement assets to Alaska, and I have assigned several attorneys in my office to assist in the matter as well,” Heyman said on Friday, adding: “As we speak, law enforcement around the country are taking investigative steps with respect to a criminal investigation on these matters.”

Heyman denied that the Justice Department was escalating its investigation or attempting to time its actions around the election, and cited the public reporting by the New York Times as the basis for the increased activity.

“We’re not escalating anything except to the extent that a new article came out,” he told reporters on Friday.

“This has been going on, you know, sort of quietly for several months, with the intent not to escalate anything. But to the extent that there are allegations that are made on the eve of the investigation that can go to the heart of the induction integrity, we are going to take it seriously — even if it is a few days before the election.”

Elias and his team of lawyers have been involved in over 90 voting and election lawsuits, including dozens of challenges to the Justice Department’s efforts to access unredacted voter rolls so they could be screened for possible non-citizens.

He is also involved in the civil litigation in Alaska, in which the Justice Department sought to block certification of the state’s Senate election results in the midterm elections if Republican incumbent Sen. Dan Sullivan loses.

A U.S. district judge dismissed the Justice Department’s lawsuit on Sunday, finding it lacked standing to bring the case.

Over the weekend, Mr. Trump called the efforts to get the second Sullivan onto the ballot a “fraud” and a “Democrat con job” that was perpetrated by Senator Charles Schumer and Elias.

“It was done by Schumer. I mean, that really started with Schumer and the lawyer, Marc Elias. And I think they should be held criminally responsible for it,” Trump said.

Elias is one of several of Mr. Trump’s political adversaries who have been targeted in recent DOJ criminal investigations.

Recently, prosecutors also obtained a search warrant for Minnesota Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar’s home in Washington, as part of an investigation into possible immigration fraud.

They also sought to charge two former senior FBI officials for lying to Congress about their roles in the bureau’s Hunter Biden investigation and they tried to secure an indictment against Cassidy Hutchinson, a former White House aide who gave damaging testimony about President Donald Trump’s actions during the attack on the U.S. Capitol to a House committee probing the event.

The grand jury declined to indict Hutchinson, and a federal magistrate judge dismissed the complaint against the former FBI officials, saying it lacked probable cause and appeared to be a politically-motivated prosecution that was intentionally timed with the midterm elections.

Susan Collins’ Maine Senate office vandalized with ‘disturbing’ graffiti on night before Election Day

Vandals wrote ‘BLOOD on her HANDS’ on the sidewalk outside the senator’s office as police investigate

November 3, 2026 12:44pm EST / Fox News

Protesters swarmed Senator Susan Collins’ office and entered through the front doors, chanting “vote her out,

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The Biddeford, Maine, office of Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, was vandalized Monday night for the second time in a month, Collins’ chief of staff told Fox News.

After vandals previously spray-painted the building’s door in September, saboteurs on Monday dumped a bucket of red paint in front of the location while writing in crimson — “BLOOD on her HANDS” — on the sidewalk in front of the building.

“This is another incident in a series and the second attempt at our Biddeford office to intimidate the Senator and her staff. These tactics are disturbing, but not effective. Our staff is undeterred and on the job,” Collins’ chief of staff Katie Brown told Fox News’ Alexis McAdams.

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The Biddeford office is near the scene of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer-involved shooting in which a law enforcement officer shot and killed 26-year-old Colombian national Johan Sebastián Guerrero in July.

Days after the shooting, protesters barged into the Biddeford office’s front door, chanting “vote her out.”

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In September, the “Trump whore” epithet was spray-painted in red on her office door.

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Collins’ challenger for her U.S. Senate seat, former Democratic state Senator Troy Jackson, condemned the vandalism in a statement shared with Fox News Digital.

“There’s no place for this in Maine. Vandalism and intimidation are wrong, full stop. Senator Collins and her staff should be able to do their jobs without anyone defacing their office, and I condemn whoever did this,” Jackson said.

Jackson had also condemned the September incident in another statement to Fox News Digital.

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“Senator Collins and her staff should be able to do their jobs without anyone defacing their office, and I condemn whoever did this,” Jackson said.

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Sen. Susan Collins directs a question to Troy Jackson during a debate at Husson University in Bangor on Thursday.(Gregory Rec/Portland Press Herald)

Biddeford police are investigating the incident, according to Collins’ campaign.

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Melania Trump to bring Russian and Ukrainian representatives to White House this week

By Kit Maher

PUBLISHED Nov 3, 2026, 11:01 AM ET

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First lady Melania Trump will bring representatives from Russia and Ukraine to the White House on Thursday, after announcing a ceasefire in the city of Oleshky last month.

“First Lady Melania Trump will personally bring representatives of Russia and Ukraine, two nations actively at war, together at the White House,” the first lady’s office said on Tuesday, touting the limited ceasefire as an “unprecedented diplomatic initiative by an American First Lady.”

Trump, who will also deliver remarks on the limited ceasefire, has kept a much lower profile during her husband’s second term. But while she’s eschewed some of the more traditional roles of the job, she’s engaged behind the scenes in more substantive policy work.

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Trump announced on October 23 that she had secured a localized ceasefire to facilitate the humane evacuation of elderly residents from Oleshky. The limited ceasefire began on October 27 and concluded on Sunday. Hundreds of people were evacuated from Oleshky and returned to Ukraine, including one man who hadn’t seen his wife for 1,711 days.

The humanitarian situation had become so dire in Oleshky that some residents were forced to eat grass and weeds without access to medicine, clean water or electricity, Andrii Sybiha, Ukraine’s foreign minister, said last month.

Trump’s office said that she worked directly with Ukrainian and Russian leadership as the “exclusive intermediary” through channels she previously established while working to reunite children separated from their families during the war.

“The mission was a success, delivering critical aid to the region and enabling the evacuation of nearly 800 people,” Trump posted on X, adding that she hoped Oleshky “serves as a foundation for lasting peace between both nations.”

The first lady’s office said last month that the circumstances of Oleshky came to her attention during a private discussion at the 81st United Nations General Assembly in New York.

CNN previously reported that Pope Leo discussed the humanitarian crisis in Oleshky on a phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin earlier in October while in the hospital recovering from lung cancer surgery, according to the Vatican. The Kremlin said that Putin “supported” the Vatican’s intention to help alleviate the conditions.

【美国中期选举】特朗普选前最后喊话：美国如今炙手可热 各国重新尊重我们

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美国总统特朗普11月2日在华盛顿林肯纪念堂倒影池旁发表讲话。 （彭博社）

“以前美国是全世界的笑柄，其他国家的领导人根本不把我们当回事。但现在，美国炙手可热，所有人都重新尊重我们。”

美国总统特朗普在中期选举投票日这样形容美国的变化，称美国在他领导下重振国际地位，经济也持续改善。

据美国有线电视新闻网（CNN）报道，特朗普星期二（11月3日）接受福克斯新闻访问时说，两年前，美国还是国际社会的笑柄，如今已成为备受尊重的强国。

特朗普说，国际油价前一天大跌10美元（约12.8新元），美国海军也通过封锁行动，全面控制了霍尔木兹海峡。他还称，中国国家主席习近平9月访美期间，曾赞扬他的执政表现。

不过，CNN综合多项民调得出的结果显示，特朗普的平均支持率仅为34%。CNN在10月进行的一项民调中，他的支持率更跌至32%的新低，73%的受访者不满他处理经济的表现。

【美国中期选举】美国选民有什么心里话？

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美国2026年中期选举正式启动，这场选举将决定国会参众两院由哪个党掌控，生活费上涨、伊朗战争和就业前景是选民关注的焦点。 （彭博社）

美国中期选举星期二（11月3日）举行，《纽约时报》走访选民发现，生活费上涨及伊朗战争成为部分民众投票时的重要考量。

艾奥瓦州得梅因市57岁选民巴巴（Godpower Babaa）投票支持民主党。他说，汽油和食品价格不断上涨，迫使家人减少外出用餐及度假开销。

他批评伊朗战争说：“我们不需要这场战争。它现在对任何人都没有好处，却吞噬了我们一大笔收入。”

得克萨斯州沃思堡40岁选民明纳（Charity Minner）则说，负担能力是她最关心的议题，因此投票支持民主党参议员候选人塔拉里科（James Talarico）。

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得州民主党联邦参议员候选人塔拉里科11月2日在奥斯汀举行的选前最后一场竞选集会上，向支持者挥手致意。（路透社）

她说，塔拉里科分享自己家庭应对生活费压力的经历，让她相信他会优先处理民生问题。

“我希望把票投给一个我认为是好人的候选人。”

新罕布什尔州萨默斯沃思市60岁的志愿者埃里克森（Rosalind Erikson）则说，她会根据自己的价值观投票，支持允许在学校祈祷的候选人。

她相信特朗普的经商经验有助降低生活费，并为他的施政辩护说：“特朗普看到了民众面临的困难，所以他正挺身而出，尽力在各方面取得平衡。”

Florida polling places in 7 counties are moving locations due to flooding

Gov Ron DeSantis signed an emergency order allowing officials to relocate voting sites ahead of the midterms

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Published November 3, 2026 7:50am EST

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Florida voters in seven counties are being directed to temporary polling locations Tuesday, after widespread flooding prompted Gov. Ron DeSantis to issue an emergency order allowing election officials to relocate voting sites ahead of the midterm elections.

The Florida Department of State confirmed polling-place changes in Brevard, Highlands, Indian River, Martin, Okeechobee, Palm Beach and St. Lucie counties, according to its website, which was updated on Election Day.

DeSantis signed Executive Order 26-227 on Monday after a low-pressure system brought heavy rainfall across parts of Florida from Oct. 31 through Nov. 2, triggering flash flood warnings and threatening roads, schools and other critical infrastructure.

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Residents and vehicles navigate a flooded Pace Dr. in Palm Bay, Florida, on Nov. 2, 2026.(Craig Bailey, FLORIDA TODAY via USA TODAY NETWORK)

The order declared a state of emergency in Brevard, DeSoto, Hardee, Highlands, Indian River, Martin and St. Lucie counties. It also allows county election supervisors who cannot meet certain polling-place requirements to seek approval from Florida’s secretary of state for alternative voting arrangements.

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A view of homes during flooding along Pace Dr. in Palm Bay, Florida, on Nov. 2, 2026.(Craig Bailey, FLORIDA TODAY via USA TODAY NETWORK)

Where are polling places changing in Florida?

The Florida Department of State published a list of temporary polling locations for affected voters.

In Brevard County, several precincts have been reassigned to New Shiloh Christian Center and Joseph N. Davis Community Center in Melbourne, as well as Palm Bay City Hall.

In Highlands County, voters assigned to Precinct 20 at Springlake Community Center in Sebring are being redirected to the Penny Ogg Operations Center.

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Multiple vehicles are stranded due to flooding along U.S. 192 in West Melbourne, Florida, on Nov. 2, 2026.(Craig Bailey, FLORIDA TODAY via USA TODAY NETWORK)

Indian River County voters assigned to Precinct 7 at Sebastian Church of God are being directed to Sebastian Elks Lodge No. 2714.

In Martin County, voting at Grace Presbyterian Church has been moved to the county supervisor of elections office in Stuart.

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Okeechobee County voters assigned to Precinct 10 at Fort Drum Community Church are being directed to High Point Church.

In Palm Beach County, voters assigned to Casa Rio Clubhouse and Ironhorse Country Club are being directed to RB Preparatory and Achievement Academy and North County Senior Center, respectively.

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Parts of Brevard County, also known as the Space Coast, were flooded due to heavy rains on Monday, Nov. 2, 2026.(USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect)

St. Lucie County has reported multiple changes, with affected voters being redirected to locations including the Port St. Lucie Community Center, MIDFLORIDA Credit Union Event Center, Tradition Town Hall and Havert L. Fenn Center.

The state cautioned that relocations remain subject to change as additional information becomes available.

Voters can check the Florida Department of State’s emergency election resources page or contact their county supervisor of elections to confirm their assigned polling place.

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Polls in Florida are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. local time Tuesday. Voters in line when polls close will be permitted to cast their ballots.

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研究：多器官受损长冠病患者三年好转率低

发布/2026年11月3日 23:43

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长冠病尚无治疗方法。长冠病可致疲劳、认知功能障碍、劳累后不适及多个器官系统的问题。图为2025年9月，一名男子正前往美国诊所接受冠病疫苗注射。 （路透社）

（墨尔本彭博电）美国研究显示，长期冠病后遗症（long Covid，简称长冠病）病人的康复情况因症状不同而存在巨大差异。对于那些多个身体系统受影响的患者来说，康复的可能性远低于总体康复率预估，在感染后三年症状持续改善的患者不到五分之一。

根据《内科学年鉴》星期一（11月2日）发布的研究报告，研究员追踪了1019名在首次感染一年后仍疑似患有长冠病的成年人，结果发现，在随后的三年中，约半数参与者的症状持续改善，约四分之一的症状完全缓解。

但患者康复情况因症状类型而异，且差距悬殊。出现嗅觉或味觉变化等症状的长冠病患者中，约60%在三年内病情有所改善；相比之下，多个身体系统受波及的患者，好转率不足19%。

长冠病可致疲劳、认知功能障碍、劳累后不适，并可能引发涉及多个器官系统的问题。目前尚无针对长冠病的获批治疗方法。

这项研究属于美国国立卫生研究院（NIH）资助的康复计划的一部分，追踪的症状包括疲劳、脑雾、头晕、心悸、气短以及嗅觉或味觉变化。

The economy is on the ballot. 3 charts reveal the reality voters face as they head to the polls

Rising costs for fuel and essentials outpace wage growth, putting homeownership further out of reach for many buyers

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Published November 3, 2026 9:30am EST

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Trump’s escalating trade war with Canada could raise costs for businesses and consumers in key battleground states before voters head to the polls.

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Voters who have already cast ballots and those heading to the polls on Tuesday are weighing an economy shaped by rising everyday costs, surging home prices and strong gains in the stock market.

President Donald Trump vowed a better economy and a brighter financial future in his 2024 bid for office. But nearly two years into his second term, fuel prices have surged, inflation has accelerated and buying a home remains expensive — all pressures that put Republicans’ affordability promises to the test in this midterm election cycle.

Three charts help exhibit the economic forces shaping voters’ choices as control of Congress hangs in the balance and the future of Trump’s agenda is put on the line.

HIGH PRICES PUT TRUMP’S ECONOMY IN THE SPOTLIGHT AS THE GOP FIGHTS TO HOLD CONGRESS

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Customers shop for groceries at a Target store in Salt Lake City, Utah, on Friday, July 31, 2026. Target has been overhauling its grocery aisles since the spring, hoping the upscale Tarzhay success it once had with stylish apparel and home goods in the early 2000s can be revived in food.(Kim Raff/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Everyday costs keep climbing

The latest inflation report showed consumer prices rose 3.7% over the year through September and 0.6% from August. The Consumer Price Index tracks prices across a broad range of household expenses, including food, housing, medical care and transportation.

Trade policy has added to some of those costs.

A New York Federal Reserve study found that Trump’s tariffs added about 2.9 percentage points to prices across the consumer goods researchers examined.

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Roughly one-third of the increase came from U.S.-made products, as domestic manufacturers faced higher costs for imported materials and components under Trump’s agenda.

The impact varies by household, but these figures offer a snapshot of the price pressures voters may weigh ahead of the midterms. They show how costs have changed, though not how voters will assign responsibility.

Diesel costs ripple through the economy

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A semi-truck driver replaces a diesel fuel pump at a Love’s gas station in Eloy, Arizona, on Wednesday, March 18, 2026. U.S. diesel rose above $5 a gallon for the first time since December 2022, the latest sign of surging fuel price pressures menacing the global economy as the war in Iran continues to disrupt energy supplies.(Rebecca Noble/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Higher energy costs are putting pressure on households and businesses, as the wars in Iran and Ukraine disrupt global fuel supplies.

Diesel prices have climbed sharply, rising from about $3.45 per gallon in early 2025 to a peak of $6.53 in October 2026, according to data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

The increase matters beyond the pump because trucks, freight trains and farm equipment rely on diesel.

AMERICAN-MADE GOODS ALSO GOT MORE EXPENSIVE UNDER TRUMP TARIFFS, NEW RESEARCH FINDS

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Higher fuel costs can raise expenses for businesses moving groceries, packages and building materials, which may absorb some of the increase or pass it along to customers.

Gasoline prices are also adding to household costs. They jumped 9.1% in September, accounting for more than half of that month’s overall increase in the Consumer Price Index.

A tougher path to homeownership

Housing remains a major affordability challenge, particularly for prospective buyers.

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Housing industry leaders say states that have prioritized homebuilding have been better positioned to accommodate population growth and economic expansion.(Joshua Lott/Bloomberg/Getty Images)

Freddie Mac’s 30-year mortgage rate averaged 7.24% as of Oct. 29, while the latest median price for an existing home was $417,500 in September, according to the National Association of Realtors.

Mortgage rates shape buyers’ monthly payments, and home prices determine how much they need to borrow, making it harder for many households to enter the market.

TRUMP’S HOUSING CHIEF PAINTS A GRIM PICTURE FOR HOMEOWNERSHIP IN ONE MAJOR AMERICAN CITY

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Rising home values can benefit people who already own property, but that wealth is difficult to access without selling or borrowing against a home. For renters and first-time buyers, the costs are more immediate.

The data offer a snapshot of the costs voters have faced, but the charts alone cannot show how they will weigh the economy — or which party they will hold responsible — as results come in.

Amanda Macias covers the intersection of business, economics and politics, with a focus on how policy decisions shape markets, businesses and American workers.

英联邦峰会登场 聚焦贸易壁垒与气候变化挑战

2026年11月3日 20:06

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英国国王查尔斯三世11月1日在加勒比海岛国安提瓜和巴布达出席独立日阅兵仪式，撑伞冒雨检阅部队。他此次到访加勒比海地区，也将出席英联邦政府首脑会议。 （路透社）

英联邦政府首脑会议星期二（11月3日）在加勒比海岛国安提瓜和巴布达正式开幕。面对全球贸易紧张局势和地缘政治动荡，各国领导人将重点讨论加强内部贸易、应对气候变化，以及英国殖民时期奴隶贸易的赔偿问题。

美联社报道，英联邦由横跨五大洲的56个成员国组成，人口合计约27亿。此次为期四天的峰会，除成员国领导人外，卡塔尔、科威特、巴林、巴西及阿联酋等国官员也将出席。

英联邦秘书长博奇韦（Shirley Botchwey）说，全球冲突、经济冲击、生活费上涨及关税武器化，正直接影响民众生计。面对美国总统特朗普加征关税，各成员国须加强内部贸易、吸引投资并减少贸易壁垒，以降低外部冲击。

英国首相伯纳姆日前表明，愿就英国参与跨大西洋奴隶贸易正式道歉，但拒绝支付赔偿金，转而提议推动债务重组，协助英联邦最贫穷国家。

部分加勒比国家领导人要求峰会讨论奴隶贸易赔偿。安提瓜和巴布达赔偿支持委员会主席奥马德强调，单纯道歉并不足够，英国还须采取实际行动弥补历史伤害。

气候变化也是此次峰会重点。英联邦有49个成员国濒临海洋，面临海平面上升威胁。各国预计设立基金，协助成员国从化石燃料转向可再生能源，并推动为约1000万名年轻人提供数字技能培训。

英国国王查尔斯三世及王后卡米拉也出席峰会。