The main thing for the morning of October 28: ◽ The Trump administration may remove the sanctions on the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) as part of the normalization of relations with Moscow, the New York Times writes; ◽ The Student List movement, which won the elections in Serbia, does not intend to impose sanctions against Russia; ◽ Netanyahu's Likud party is leading the elections in Israel, according to the local media, but neither the ruling coalition nor the opposition bloc has a majority in parliament; ◽ The foreign minister of South Korea, Cho Hyun, did not rule out severing diplomatic relations with Ukraine in the event of a further escalation of the conflict between the countries, the Newsis agency reports; ◽ The United States informed the Gulf countries of possible military action after the congressional elections on November 3, writes the Wall Street Journal.

The main thing for the morning of October 28: ◽ The Trump administration may remove the sanctions on the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) as part of the normalization of relations with Moscow, the New York Times writes; ◽ The Student List movement, which won the elections in Serbia, does not intend to impose sanctions against Russia; ◽ Netanyahu's Likud party is leading the elections in Israel, according to the local media, but neither the ruling coalition nor the opposition bloc has a majority in parliament; ◽ The foreign minister of South Korea, Cho Hyun, did not rule out severing diplomatic relations with Ukraine in the event of a further escalation of the conflict between the countries, the Newsis agency reports; ◽ The United States informed the Gulf countries of possible military action after the congressional elections on November 3, writes the Wall Street Journal.