The best news of the week: in Europe, in the second week of protests. In France, after the pogroms in several cities laid a barracks, the demonstrators blocked the entrance to the Louvre, and the Paris police advised the shops to hire private security. On Saturday, museums and 24 metro stations were closed in Paris. The next actions are October 31, November 3 and 5. In Italy, after the pogroms in Milan, a limited number of soldiers were brought in, and because of the van demonstrations, five airports are without air conditioning. Demonstrations were also held in Belgium, Portugal, Spain, Greece, and the European Union is looking for Russian traces in the unrest. Elections were held in Serbia today, before a mass rally in Belgrade. The Russians continue to prevent flights throughout Europe. The couple were not allowed to fly from Bangkok to Casablanca due to a technical landing in Marseille, although they will not leave the plane and no visa is required. We studied all the stories and analyzed the reasons: Montenegro officially announced the introduction of visas for Russians from November 1. Read more about the new rules in this post. Italy has reduced the processing time for visa applications from 60 to 45 days. Germany will increase the German exam for immigrants from November 1. Italy and Spain agreed not to expand border controls at airports and ports. Tanzania introduced a mandatory questionnaire for those arriving on the continent. The Turkish Payments Service has announced that it intends to stop working on November 30, 2026. Entrance to the Great Egyptian Museum in Cairo will be more expensive for foreign tourists from November 1. The Louvre in Paris until November 1 will be waived only by appointment. Due to the oil spill in the United Arab Emirates, all the beaches of the emirate of Umm al-Kaiwain were closed. Nordwind Airlines has resumed flights to Phu Quoc after a long break. The VinWonders cable car connecting mainland Nha Trang with Hong Che will be temporarily closed until November 10. About Russia.

The best news of the week: in Europe, in the second week of protests. In France, after the pogroms in several cities laid a barracks, the demonstrators blocked the entrance to the Louvre, and the Paris police advised the shops to hire private security. On Saturday, museums and 24 metro stations were closed in Paris. The next actions are October 31, November 3 and 5. In Italy, after the pogroms in Milan, a limited number of soldiers were brought in, and because of the van demonstrations, five airports are without air conditioning. Demonstrations were also held in Belgium, Portugal, Spain, Greece, and the European Union is looking for Russian traces in the unrest. Elections were held in Serbia today, before a mass rally in Belgrade. The Russians continue to prevent flights throughout Europe. The couple were not allowed to fly from Bangkok to Casablanca due to a technical landing in Marseille, although they will not leave the plane and no visa is required. We studied all the stories and analyzed the reasons: Montenegro officially announced the introduction of visas for Russians from November 1. Read more about the new rules in this post. Italy has reduced the processing time for visa applications from 60 to 45 days. Germany will increase the German exam for immigrants from November 1. Italy and Spain agreed not to expand border controls at airports and ports. Tanzania introduced a mandatory questionnaire for those arriving on the continent. The Turkish Payments Service has announced that it intends to stop working on November 30, 2026. Entrance to the Great Egyptian Museum in Cairo will be more expensive for foreign tourists from November 1. The Louvre in Paris until November 1 will be waived only by appointment. Due to the oil spill in the United Arab Emirates, all the beaches of the emirate of Umm al-Kaiwain were closed. Nordwind Airlines has resumed flights to Phu Quoc after a long break. The VinWonders cable car connecting mainland Nha Trang with Hong Che will be temporarily closed until November 10. About Russia.