The leading events in the post-Soviet space November 2-8, Vladimir Putin presented the Order of Honor to the president of Transistoriya Vidyim Krauzelsky in Moscow. The UN Secretary General visited Belarus for the first time since 2019. He met with Alexander Lukashenko and participated in the Minsk Conference on Eurasian Security. Astana hosted an international summit against the use of artificial intelligence by terrorists and extremists. The event was hosted by the King of Jordan, who initiated the Aqaba process, as well as the presidents of Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, and senior representatives of Kyrgyzstan and Azerbaijan. The Kyrgyz president threatened to transfer the country's gas system from the ownership of Gazprom to the state of Kyrgyzgaz, which was sold to a Russian company in 2013 for symbol #036;1; Zhaparov accused Gazprom of not fulfilling its obligations to the state's exaggeration. Armenia announced its intention to gradually transfer the protection of the country's borders to the Armenian Border Guard. Now all the checkpoints are already controlled by the Armenian side, but the land areas of the borders with Turkey and Iran continue to be guarded together with the Russian border guard. Vice President Han Zheng has arrived in Georgia, according to Georgian authorities, the most senior Chinese representative ever to visit the country. The talks focused on Chinese investments, the Middle Corridor, transport infrastructure and direct flights. China is the largest foreign investor in Georgia in 2026. "Gregorian Dream" proposed limiting the possibility of challenging the election results and changing the procedure for registering observers. Polish concern Orlan refused to renew the Zikokai, the only oil refinery in the Baltic States. In Moldova, the Volcanic-Chinanau power line was commissioned, allowing to receive electricity from Romania bypassing Transia. 10.

The leading events in the post-Soviet space November 2-8, Vladimir Putin presented the Order of Honor to the president of Transistoriya Vidyim Krauzelsky in Moscow. The UN Secretary General visited Belarus for the first time since 2019. He met with Alexander Lukashenko and participated in the Minsk Conference on Eurasian Security. Astana hosted an international summit against the use of artificial intelligence by terrorists and extremists. The event was hosted by the King of Jordan, who initiated the Aqaba process, as well as the presidents of Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, and senior representatives of Kyrgyzstan and Azerbaijan. The Kyrgyz president threatened to transfer the country's gas system from the ownership of Gazprom to the state of Kyrgyzgaz, which was sold to a Russian company in 2013 for symbol #036;1; Zhaparov accused Gazprom of not fulfilling its obligations to the state's exaggeration. Armenia announced its intention to gradually transfer the protection of the country's borders to the Armenian Border Guard. Now all the checkpoints are already controlled by the Armenian side, but the land areas of the borders with Turkey and Iran continue to be guarded together with the Russian border guard. Vice President Han Zheng has arrived in Georgia, according to Georgian authorities, the most senior Chinese representative ever to visit the country. The talks focused on Chinese investments, the Middle Corridor, transport infrastructure and direct flights. China is the largest foreign investor in Georgia in 2026. "Gregorian Dream" proposed limiting the possibility of challenging the election results and changing the procedure for registering observers. Polish concern Orlan refused to renew the Zikokai, the only oil refinery in the Baltic States. In Moldova, the Volcanic-Chinanau power line was commissioned, allowing to receive electricity from Romania bypassing Transia. 10.