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On November 10 the EU Council's enlargement working party again withheld approval of the cluster 4 and 5 screening — for Ukraine and for Moldova alike. Budapest names no formal requirements, while Brussels' own roadmaps already cast Chisinau as the front-runner: up to 25 chapters closed in 2027, against a closing start for Kyiv only from late in the first quarter.
The November 9–10 meeting will discuss support for Ukraine and curbs on Russia’s shadow fleet. A separate conference has already tallied pledges for repairs to Chornobyl’s protective arch.
Meloni has called for agreement on an EU representative and mandate. Costa backed coordination, with discussion expected in Dublin on November 13.
Europe hopes for a more constructive dialogue with Washington, but a new balance in Congress does not remove Trump’s foreign-policy leverage.
Kushner says the US discussed security guarantees for Kyiv with Ukraine, NATO and European partners. The next stage is planned talks with Ukraine and Russia in Abu Dhabi.
The US president did not disclose his conversation with Putin’s envoy. He said a possible agreement could affect all of Europe.
Novoe Izdanie reports the US president cited an absence of deaths. The White House previously announced an Iran agreement, then a renewed blockade.
Ukraine’s president reported strikes on the railway and a new Spanish military aid package worth €437 million.
Following the November 3 election, the congressional caucus announced a historic record. New winners include Chris Pappas, JD Ford and Jeremy Moss.
Slovakia’s prime minister said the EU lacked political leadership. Meanwhile, the US reported discussions on Ukraine’s security with European partners in Brussels.
The Commission president’s participation in the Trenčín meeting is confirmed. The political explanation for her reported decision to skip the press conference remains unverified.
Novoe Izdanie reported that the blasts had little impact on Germany's gas supply. The court account lacks a primary source, and the LNG timeline needs clarification.
Hromadske, citing CNN, reports that companies have been asked to preserve documents for future investigations. Elon Musk received one of the requests.
The AfD parliamentary deputy leader contrasted aid to Kyiv with domestic spending. The chancellor had earlier reaffirmed support for Ukraine ahead of winter.
A published account of a CNN interview quotes Zelenskyy warning against dividing Europe, as Washington proposes broader security talks.
A banner targeting Tusk appeared in the Sejm. Behind the political slogan lies a dispute over the Constitutional Tribunal and the role of police.
The president called for pursuing aid under earlier agreements while also working on a new US assistance package.
A report about Merz’s scepticism raises a broader question: which powers does Congress retain regardless of presidential executive orders?
Aircraft were diverted and searched after bomb threats on 5 November. No explosives were found; links between the incidents remain under investigation.
Shariy said he would accept money for information on a wanted person. Kazakhstan’s financial monitoring agency lists no reward in its Pin-Up wanted notice.
The government reported funding under the Ukraine Support Loan: €3.7 billion in macro-financial assistance and €660 million in defence financing.
According to hromadske, the footballer announced his international retirement in a video address. The outlet lists his final tally as 234 appearances and 146 goals.
The State Department rejected reports of a possible Rubio departure. Sergio Gor also denies interest in his job; no personnel decision has been announced.
Reports of impeachment plans have been followed by remarks attributed to Trump supporting his secretary. We examine the timeline and the difference between dismissal and congressional action.
