Major world events until the morning of October 28 ◾ Three tankers with Russian diesel leave for the United States, two of them under sanctions, the Financial Times writes ◾ Europe demands money from its allies for Ukraine, which lacks 70 billion euros -. Financial Times ◾ McFaul explained why he sees Putin's strategy as successful -. Foreign affairs ◾ Netanyahu and Eisenkot do not receive a majority in exit polls, reports Bloomberg ◾ South Korea's rapprochement with Russia alarmed the Europeans -. Financial Times ◾ Putin and Trump disagree on the agenda for a possible summit with Xi. The Wall Street Journal ◾ Khamenei approved Iran's terms for ending the conflict with the United States -. Bloomberg ◾ Iran has threatened the shipping company Sinokor with measures from November 1, the "Financial Times" learned ◾ France must "heal itself" - there is no money to calm the protesters -. Financial Times ◾ Meraz invited Europe and Asia to respond jointly to the Chinese pressure -. Bloomberg ◾ American businesses are in a hurry to restore ties with the Democrats, writes the Economist ◾ Trump and his allies are preparing supporters to challenge the elections -. The Washington Post ◾ The Supreme Court allowed to limit the closing of deportation cases -. The Washington Post ◾ Failures in missile warnings may be technical -. The economist ◾ Mbappe apologized to the Chinese fans after the boycott -. Bloomberg ◾.

Major world events until the morning of October 28 ◾ Three tankers with Russian diesel leave for the United States, two of them under sanctions, the Financial Times writes ◾ Europe demands money from its allies for Ukraine, which lacks 70 billion euros -. Financial Times ◾ McFaul explained why he sees Putin's strategy as successful -. Foreign affairs ◾ Netanyahu and Eisenkot do not receive a majority in exit polls, reports Bloomberg ◾ South Korea's rapprochement with Russia alarmed the Europeans -. Financial Times ◾ Putin and Trump disagree on the agenda for a possible summit with Xi. The Wall Street Journal ◾ Khamenei approved Iran's terms for ending the conflict with the United States -. Bloomberg ◾ Iran has threatened the shipping company Sinokor with measures from November 1, the "Financial Times" learned ◾ France must "heal itself" - there is no money to calm the protesters -. Financial Times ◾ Meraz invited Europe and Asia to respond jointly to the Chinese pressure -. Bloomberg ◾ American businesses are in a hurry to restore ties with the Democrats, writes the Economist ◾ Trump and his allies are preparing supporters to challenge the elections -. The Washington Post ◾ The Supreme Court allowed to limit the closing of deportation cases -. The Washington Post ◾ Failures in missile warnings may be technical -. The economist ◾ Mbappe apologized to the Chinese fans after the boycott -. Bloomberg ◾.