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France lifts Durov restrictions

French authorities have lifted travel restrictions on Telegram founder Pavel Durov, who is under investigation for allegedly using the platform to facilitate criminal activity.

Poland to open border crossings with Belarus

14 November, 11:27

Poland plans to open two closed border crossings with Belarus on November 17: Bobrovniki (Berestowica) and Kuznica (Bruzgi).

14 November, 9:13

The shutdown in the US is over, but work has not fully resumed

The most extended shutdown in US history is over, at least on a documentary level. But a complete restart of operations is not immediately beginning.

14 November, 8:30

BBC apologizes to Trump, but won't offer compensation

The corporation also announced that it will not repeat the program's screening.

14 November, 0:00

G20 summit without the leaders of China, Russia, and the US

The G20 summit will take place in Johannesburg on November 21-22.

13 November, 17:20

Zelenskyy stated that the situation in Pokrovsk is challenging

In an interview with Bloomberg, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky admitted for the first time the possibility of a Ukrainian armed forces withdrawal from the city of Pokrovsk in Donetsk.

13 November, 16:55

Putin allowed Citibank to leave Russia in an attempt to salvage relations with Trump

The times are complicated. There is clearly an expectation that the current US administration, which is very business-oriented, might be receptive to this gesture.

13 November, 14:56

Despite the corruption scandal, the EU is to transfer 6 billion euros to Kyiv

Lithuanian Finance Minister Kristupas Vaitiekunas has stated that the corruption scandal in Ukraine will not be a reason to stop support.

Moscow wants to move negotiations on the Caucasus from Switzerland

13 November, 13:56

Russia is in favor of moving the sessions of the international discussion format on security issues in the Transcaucasus from Switzerland to another, "truly neutral location," the Russian Foreign Ministry announced.