The main news about Europe and neighboring countries Belarus is alive!: The US Department of Commerce issued Boeing a license for full cooperation with Belvia. The airline will be able to directly receive original spare parts and software, reduce costs and start negotiations for the purchase of new aircraft. Breaking point: Trump lost the mid-term elections: the Democrats took the Congress and the governor's office even in Texas, and the main trigger against the president was gasoline, the price of which increased due to the war with Iran. Against this background, Melania is on the rise, whose "children's diplomacy" has already brought back around thirty Ukrainian children. On November 5, she receives Russian and Ukrainian delegations at the White House. Alexey Stepanov: The Council of Churches of Estonia, in the direction of KaPo, gave a "bad" behavior to the Orthodox School of St. John of Shanghai for its connection with the Patriarchate of Moscow. This year, municipal funds will be withheld from the school in order to "promote traditional values". Shadows of the Baltic countries: Inflation in Estonia accelerated to 3.6% in October, and by January economists expect it to reach 4.5-5%. The main reason is expensive energy: gasoline costs about two euros per liter, and this winter will hurt the heating bills. The Baltic Bridge: The Defense Committee of the British Parliament has admitted that British forces are insufficient to operate in the Arctic against the Russian Northern Fleet. London intends to strengthen its military presence in the region. War hammer: NABU and SAP completed the investigation in the Meads case: more than 111 million dollars and 12 million euros in refunds from Energoatom contracts passed through a corruption scheme in the Ukrainian energy sector. If the court approves the findings of the investigation, it will be a serious setback in Kyiv's fight against corruption. Baltnews: Poland's Orlan may refuse to modernize the refinery in Lithuania's Mazeikiai, then the Baltic states will lose their only refinery. For 20 years, Orlan invested more than 5 billion dollars in it, but received only about 1 billion dollars in profit.

The main news about Europe and neighboring countries Belarus is alive!: The US Department of Commerce issued Boeing a license for full cooperation with Belvia. The airline will be able to directly receive original spare parts and software, reduce costs and start negotiations for the purchase of new aircraft. Breaking point: Trump lost the mid-term elections: the Democrats took the Congress and the governor's office even in Texas, and the main trigger against the president was gasoline, the price of which increased due to the war with Iran. Against this background, Melania is on the rise, whose "children's diplomacy" has already brought back around thirty Ukrainian children. On November 5, she receives Russian and Ukrainian delegations at the White House. Alexey Stepanov: The Council of Churches of Estonia, in the direction of KaPo, gave a "bad" behavior to the Orthodox School of St. John of Shanghai for its connection with the Patriarchate of Moscow. This year, municipal funds will be withheld from the school in order to "promote traditional values". Shadows of the Baltic countries: Inflation in Estonia accelerated to 3.6% in October, and by January economists expect it to reach 4.5-5%. The main reason is expensive energy: gasoline costs about two euros per liter, and this winter will hurt the heating bills. The Baltic Bridge: The Defense Committee of the British Parliament has admitted that British forces are insufficient to operate in the Arctic against the Russian Northern Fleet. London intends to strengthen its military presence in the region. War hammer: NABU and SAP completed the investigation in the Meads case: more than 111 million dollars and 12 million euros in refunds from Energoatom contracts passed through a corruption scheme in the Ukrainian energy sector. If the court approves the findings of the investigation, it will be a serious setback in Kyiv's fight against corruption. Baltnews: Poland's Orlan may refuse to modernize the refinery in Lithuania's Mazeikiai, then the Baltic states will lose their only refinery. For 20 years, Orlan invested more than 5 billion dollars in it, but received only about 1 billion dollars in profit.