• Railway attack: Poland demands extradition of two Ukrainians from Belarus
• Ukrainians are facing their toughest winter yet. Zelensky's mistake helped
• Donald Trump signs bill to release Epstein's files
• US pushes for peace plan, says Kiev should cede territory to Russia
• Five percent of real Muscovites live in Moscow. Russians are dying out and being replaced
• Corruption scandal rocks Ukraine, parliament dismisses two ministers
• Russia's massive night attack had a catch-up. Both Polish and Romanian fighters were in the air
• The US is said to be secretly working with Russia on a peace plan for Ukraine
• House agrees to release Epstein's writings, Trump's popularity declines anyway
• Investigators believe Ukrainians were behind the explosions in eastern Poland. Connected to the Kremlin
• Zelensky heads to Turkey, wants to revive negotiations to end war
• Ukrainians and foreigners alike speak of the threat of a front collapse
• The concrete wall of artificial intelligence
• China and Germany seek to strengthen relations and end trade disputes
• Tusk speaks of sabotage after explosion on railway line
• Trump called on Republicans in Congress to release Epstein's files
• The end of cheap electricity in France? The maintenance of the nuclear fleet requires huge expenditures
• Washington: rare earths deal with China will be done by Thanksgiving
• Ukraine negotiates prisoner exchange, up to 1 200 people could return home
• Russia's first man accused of searching for extremist material
• Tusk warns Ukraine against corruption: If you tolerate it, you will lose the war
• The price of Orbán's Washington success
• Zakharova: Russia is ready for the Budapest summit. It is not planning an attack on NATO
• Why does Trump want to negotiate with Putin? Vance talks about aggressive diplomacy
• What does Mamdani's victory say about the Western left and right?
• Russia has deployed North Korean soldiers to demine the Kursk region
• The investigation into the European People’s Party over EU funds has been closed
• Longest shutdown, shortest memory of markets