What happened today: Monday, November 9.
The Russian delegation is flying to Abu Dhabi for trilateral negotiations on Ukraine, a source familiar with the situation said. According to the Russian Foreign Minister, Sergey Lavrov, the first item on the agenda will be security issues of Russia, Ukraine and the entire region.
The United States will hold talks with its Western partners before trilateral negotiations in the United Arab Emirates, Trump's special envoy, Jared Kushner, said. He noted that "to achieve a comprehensive and long-term settlement, direct interaction between Russia and our European partners will also be required."
Opportunities to reduce the key rate will open up as capacity is restored; There is no talk of a drop in GDP, but excessive growth in demand under current circumstances could accelerate inflation, Bank of Russia head Elvira Neviolina said.
In the Leningrad region, UAVs hit the territory of the KINEF plant, resulting in a fire.
On November 12, the Finnish government will restrict entry into the country for Russian athletes. There are no plans to revoke or retroactively revoke a visa for those who already have one.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry has denied suggestions that Chinese authorities were involved in spying on Nvidia's CEO. In October, the New York Times reported that Jensen Huang was in a relationship with businesswoman Alice Huang, who may have passed information to China.
The man who carried out the shooting in Krakow on Saturday died in hospital.
Actor and comedian Russell Brand was sentenced to ten and a half years in prison for rape and three counts of sexual assault.
HC Dynamo has suspended Leonid Tambiev from working as the head coach of the team.