Former US Ambassador to the EU stated that the US president succumbed to Kremlin persuasion regarding personal and business prospects. The diplomat also explained how changes in Congress could impact aid to Kyiv.
Head of the Presidential Office confirmed that all parties adhered to the agreements during the humanitarian mission in Kherson region.
On Sunday, 1 November, hourly power supply restrictions will be implemented in parts of the country's regions from 06:00 to 23:59. The scale of outages will reach 1.5–2.5 stages due to damage to energy infrastructure.
Russia maintains the ban on diesel fuel exports until the end of January, but is preparing an exception mechanism for certain suppliers amid rising export volumes.
Clashes with law enforcement erupted in the Albanian capital during the 19th day of student protests and an opposition action.
Expert Oleksiy Kuts stated that the government is not taking measures to protect state interests in the conflict surrounding the Stynava field, which threatens the budget with losses exceeding one billion hryvnias.
EU High Representative warns that the possible presence of the Russian president at the December summit in Florida could amount to a de facto normalisation of the crimes Russia is committing in Ukraine.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that the final decision on inviting the President of Ukraine to the December G20 summit will be made by Donald Trump.
Thousands of young people in Germany have taken to the streets to protest against Merz's government. Representatives of the youth movement "Gen Z regelt" organised a series of demonstrations against the policies of the current federal government led by Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
The largest action took place in Berlin. Approximately 5,000 people gathered near the Brandenburg Gate. Some participants arrived in Halloween costumes, while others brought East German flags, communist symbols, and placards demanding the chancellor's resignation.
Activity was also recorded in the regions. According to the Bild publication, approximately 3,000 people took to the streets in Stuttgart. Around 1,900 people participated in the protest in Erfurt, and 230 in Rostock.
In Hanover, demonstrators gathered near the central station, where they chanted the slogan "Merz must go!". Participants in the action claim that the federal government is ignoring the interests of the younger generation.
Protesters are demanding a reduction in the cost of living, increased funding for education, strengthened climate protection measures, as well as the abandonment of the introduction of mandatory military service and an increase in military spending.
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