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Ukrainian Armed Forces strike at Russia with British Storm Shadow - Bloomberg
China abolishes tax incentives for metal exports: what does this mean for the market
DPRK may send 100,000 troops to support russia in Ukraine - Bloomberg
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Trump gets trifecta as Republicans gain control of the House
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Ukrainian dollar bonds rise on bets on possible Trump victory - Bloomberg
EU urged to create intelligence agency to counter external threats - Bloomberg
Kim Jong-un visits intercontinental ballistic missile base - Bloomberg
Oil shipments from Russia by sea rise to highest level since June - Bloomberg
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India becomes the second largest supplier of banned technologies to Russia - Bloomberg
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Ukrainian Armed Forces strike at Russia with British Storm Shadow - Bloomberg
For the first time, Ukraine has used British Storm Shadow cruise missiles to strike Russian territory. Permission to use the missiles was granted in response to Russia's involvement of North Korean troops.
China abolishes tax incentives for metal exports: what does this mean for the market
China is canceling a 13% tax rebate on aluminum and copper exports starting December 1. This led to a drop in the shares of Chinese companies, while their international competitors showed growth.
DPRK may send 100,000 troops to support russia in Ukraine - Bloomberg
According to G20 countries, North Korea can provide russia with up to 100,000 troops for the war in Ukraine. There are already more than 10,000 North Korean troops in the kursk region.
Chinese refinery unexpectedly chooses African oil instead of Iranian
China's Landbridge Petrochemical plant has purchased 2 million barrels of African oil for delivery in January 2025. This unusual decision is attributed to the possible tightening of sanctions against Iranian oil and rising prices for Russian oil.
Trump gets trifecta as Republicans gain control of the House
Trump's party is projected to have a majority in the US House of Representatives and Senate. This will allow the Republicans to push through the tax cut program and may affect support for Ukraine.
Ukraine's bonds soar after Trump's war talks amid his victory - Bloomberg
Ukraine's dollar-denominated bonds hit their highest level since the start of the full-scale invasion. The growth is attributed to Trump's statements about a possible early end to the war with Russia.
Turkey is preparing a new law on “foreign agents” with a prison term of up to 7 years
The Turkish parliament will consider a bill to combat foreign influence, which provides for up to 7 years in prison. Civil society and media groups are concerned that the law could be used to suppress criticism of the government.
In Istanbul, the unemployed will be able to use public transport for free
Istanbul authorities are launching a free travel program for 237,893 unemployed residents of the city. Each participant will receive 96 free rides for 3 months via an app or QR code.
russian crude oil exports grow for the second week in a row
russian offshore oil exports rose by 120,000 barrels per day for the second week in a row. Total exports reached 24.79 million barrels, with a four-week average of 3.41 million barrels per day.
Another group of DPRK military will go to russia - Bloomberg
South Korean intelligence reports that a second group of North Korean troops is preparing to leave for russia. There are already 12,000 DPRK servicemen on the territory of russia, some of whom are heading to the kursk region.
EU plans to raise tariffs on food and fertilizers from Russia, Belarus - Bloomberg
The European Union is discussing increasing duties on agricultural goods, food and fertilizers from Russia and Belarus. Some member states are calling for large-scale restrictions, while others are asking for an assessment of the impact on prices first.
Ukrainian dollar bonds rise on bets on possible Trump victory - Bloomberg
Fund managers are actively buying Ukrainian dollar-denominated bonds in anticipation of Trump's victory in the US election. They hope that his presidency could help bring peace to Ukraine more quickly.
EU urged to create intelligence agency to counter external threats - Bloomberg
The former president of Finland proposes that the EU create an intelligence agency to counter external threats. The goal is to collect information about threats outside the EU without duplicating the work of national agencies.
Kim Jong-un visits intercontinental ballistic missile base - Bloomberg
The DPRK leader inspected strategic missile bases and called for readiness to retaliate. The visit took place on the eve of the US presidential election, which may be an attempt to draw attention to Pyongyang's military power.
Oil shipments from Russia by sea rise to highest level since June - Bloomberg
The volume of oil supplies from Russia increased to 3. 47 million barrels per day, reaching the highest level since the end of June.
The situation in Georgia in terms of democracy is alarming - Transparency International Georgia
Transparency International Georgia has published an alarming report on the state of democracy in the country. The organization notes the deterioration of the situation in the anti-corruption sphere, the judiciary, parliamentary oversight and the media environment.
Podlasa on Orban's statements about blocking 35 billion euros to Ukraine: it was a political farce
Roksolana Pidlasa explained that Orban could not block the EU's €35 billion allocation to Ukraine. All that is needed to disburse the funds is a simple majority vote in the EU Council, not a unanimous decision.
russia spent 100 million euros to try to disrupt Moldova's referendum on EU accession
The Deputy Prime Minister of Moldova has announced russia's attempts to disrupt the elections and the referendum on the EU. According to her, the Kremlin has spent more than 100 million euros on disinformation, destabilization, and bribing voters.
Gold price breaks records: exceeds $2,700 per ounce for the first time
Gold hit a record high of $2711. 99 per ounce due to tensions in the Middle East and the US election. The weekly growth was 2%, and the yearly growth was over 30%, driven by expectations of a Fed rate cut.
Bloomberg: Nokia cuts almost 2 thousand jobs in China
Nokia plans to cut about 2000 jobs in China as part of a cost-cutting program. This is part of the company's global plan to cut 14,000 employees due to the loss of its position in the Chinese market.
US B-2 bombers strike Houthi weapons depots in Yemen
US B-2 stealth bombers attacked Houthi weapons depots in Yemen. The operation is aimed at reducing the group's attacks on commercial shipping in the Red Sea.
India plans to create a bridgehead in the fight for commercial space - Reuters
India plans to focus on space data processing and small satellite launches. The country aims to provide cost-effective services for sectors where high-quality data is a valuable resource.
Turkey imposes anti-dumping duties on Asian and Russian steel
Turkey imposed anti-dumping duties on imports of hot-rolled steel from China, Russia, India and Japan. The duties range from 6.10% to 43.31% and apply to about 4 million tons of imported products worth $2-2.2 billion.
India becomes the second largest supplier of banned technologies to Russia - Bloomberg
According to Bloomberg, exports of prohibited goods from India to Russia have increased significantly, reaching $95 million in July. Almost one-fifth of sensitive technologies for the Russian military-industrial complex come through India.
Denmark plans to create a fund to develop Ukraine's defense industry
The Danish Defense Minister announced the creation of an investment fund for the development of Ukraine's defense industry. The fund will combine public and private investments to expand Ukrainian arms production companies.
EU to impose sanctions on Iran for transferring ballistic missiles to Russia next week - media
The EU will impose sanctions on individuals and organizations over Iran's transfer of ballistic missiles to Russia. The first package of restrictions will be introduced on October 13 and will affect about a dozen individuals and organizations.
Ukraine may keep control of Kursk region for several more months - Bloomberg
According to US officials, Ukraine is capable of controlling the territory in the Kursk region for several months.
Kremlin confirms that Trump sent Covid tests to Putin
The Kremlin confirmed that Trump sent Putin COVID-19 tests during the pandemic. However, it denied claims of phone calls between the leaders after Trump left office.
The head of the OP reminded partners that Russian munitions contain Western components
The head of the OP, Andriy Yermak, recalled the Western components in Russian munitions. He argued that it is necessary to allow strikes with Western weapons deep into Russia to destroy enemy stockpiles faster.
Media: Biden plans a separate meeting with leaders of Germany, France and Britain on the eve of Ramstein
On October 12, the leaders of Germany, the United States, France, and Britain will meet in Berlin to discuss Ukraine. Afterward, they will participate in the Ramstein meeting on assistance to Ukraine.