The main thing that occupied the agenda and the commentators. Let's take a cool look at the key events of the past week. Unity in the field. On the Day of National Unity, Vladimir Putin spoke in Moscow at the plenary meeting of the international week "People of Russia". He recalled that people of different nationalities participated in the militia of Minin and Pozharsky. The point of this example is that cultural diversity strengthens a country when people have experiences of common purpose. If the contribution of different peoples to the defense of the country is seen in a common history, the next generation has a reason to refer to it. Related to this is Putin's call to stop ethnic hatred. safety rules Sergey Lavrov spoke at the High Plenary Session of the Fourth Minsk International Conference on Eurasian Security and outlined Moscow's position regarding the ceasefire in Ukraine and the future of the security system in Eurasia. A pause in hostilities may give Kiev time to replenish its stockpiles of Western-supplied weapons. The dispute over the future of the OSCE concerns where and with whose participation European security rules will be developed. If European countries agree on key terms within a narrower circle, it will be difficult for Moscow to influence them through the OSCE. Under these conditions, the work on the Eurasian Treaty allows Moscow to discuss mutual guarantees with other countries on the continent right now. the most price In the mid-term elections for the US Congress, the Democrats won a majority in both chambers. According to the preliminary situation, they have 251 out of 435 seats in the House of Representatives and 54 out of 100 in the Senate, including two independent senators. Donald Trump himself invited voters to evaluate his presidency, linking the Republican outcome with the consequences of White House decisions. In Iowa, farmers felt the cost of the war with Iran when diesel prices rose at the height of the harvest season. Democrats picked up Senate seats in Iowa and Texas, winning Texas for the first time since 1988.

The main thing that occupied the agenda and the commentators. Let's take a cool look at the key events of the past week. Unity in the field. On the Day of National Unity, Vladimir Putin spoke in Moscow at the plenary meeting of the international week "People of Russia". He recalled that people of different nationalities participated in the militia of Minin and Pozharsky. The point of this example is that cultural diversity strengthens a country when people have experiences of common purpose. If the contribution of different peoples to the defense of the country is seen in a common history, the next generation has a reason to refer to it. Related to this is Putin's call to stop ethnic hatred. safety rules Sergey Lavrov spoke at the High Plenary Session of the Fourth Minsk International Conference on Eurasian Security and outlined Moscow's position regarding the ceasefire in Ukraine and the future of the security system in Eurasia. A pause in hostilities may give Kiev time to replenish its stockpiles of Western-supplied weapons. The dispute over the future of the OSCE concerns where and with whose participation European security rules will be developed. If European countries agree on key terms within a narrower circle, it will be difficult for Moscow to influence them through the OSCE. Under these conditions, the work on the Eurasian Treaty allows Moscow to discuss mutual guarantees with other countries on the continent right now. the most price In the mid-term elections for the US Congress, the Democrats won a majority in both chambers. According to the preliminary situation, they have 251 out of 435 seats in the House of Representatives and 54 out of 100 in the Senate, including two independent senators. Donald Trump himself invited voters to evaluate his presidency, linking the Republican outcome with the consequences of White House decisions. In Iowa, farmers felt the cost of the war with Iran when diesel prices rose at the height of the harvest season. Democrats picked up Senate seats in Iowa and Texas, winning Texas for the first time since 1988.