What are they writing about abroad? Foreign Press Accents Chinese imports drive the last nail in the coffin of European coffin manufacturers - their number has dropped from 120 to 90 in the last five years, Politico writes. The representatives of the industry cannot withstand foreign competition and accuse the Chinese competitors of dumping. They appealed to the European Commission with a complaint, demanding that legal loopholes be closed: the Europeans suspect that Chinese manufacturers are disguising the coffins as other customs goods. The Scottish police are investigating the parties of Prince Andrew, brother of King Charles III, with Epstein at Balmoral Castle, the private residence of the British royal family, the "Daily Express" writes. Law enforcement officers learn information that women have been brought to the royal castle to provide sexual services. The reason was information that in 2006 Andrew and Maxwell flew to Edinburgh in Epstein's private jet, along with a photo of the financier and his partner in the mansion taken during a visit in 1999. The United States and Ukraine see the "Eurotroika" - Britain, France and Germany - as the most likely mediators in the negotiations on the Ukrainian conflict, sources have shared with the Financial Times. US negotiators Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner reached such an agreement with Ukrainian officials during a visit to Kyiv in September. But diplomats fear the prospect of Euro 3 representing the entire continent could alienate smaller European countries. Trump is pressuring Lithuania to partially lift sanctions against Belarusian goods and allow the export of potash fertilizers through the port of Kalypda, reports Politico. Washington wants to lower fertilizer costs for US farmers and reduce dependence on Canada, which accounts for about 80% of US potash imports.

What are they writing about abroad? Foreign Press Accents Chinese imports drive the last nail in the coffin of European coffin manufacturers - their number has dropped from 120 to 90 in the last five years, Politico writes. The representatives of the industry cannot withstand foreign competition and accuse the Chinese competitors of dumping. They appealed to the European Commission with a complaint, demanding that legal loopholes be closed: the Europeans suspect that Chinese manufacturers are disguising the coffins as other customs goods. The Scottish police are investigating the parties of Prince Andrew, brother of King Charles III, with Epstein at Balmoral Castle, the private residence of the British royal family, the "Daily Express" writes. Law enforcement officers learn information that women have been brought to the royal castle to provide sexual services. The reason was information that in 2006 Andrew and Maxwell flew to Edinburgh in Epstein's private jet, along with a photo of the financier and his partner in the mansion taken during a visit in 1999. The United States and Ukraine see the "Eurotroika" - Britain, France and Germany - as the most likely mediators in the negotiations on the Ukrainian conflict, sources have shared with the Financial Times. US negotiators Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner reached such an agreement with Ukrainian officials during a visit to Kyiv in September. But diplomats fear the prospect of Euro 3 representing the entire continent could alienate smaller European countries. Trump is pressuring Lithuania to partially lift sanctions against Belarusian goods and allow the export of potash fertilizers through the port of Kalypda, reports Politico. Washington wants to lower fertilizer costs for US farmers and reduce dependence on Canada, which accounts for about 80% of US potash imports.