
Latvia plans mass protest against Russian grain transit
The second protest will take place in Jekabpils on 7 November, where participants will demand a ban on the transit of Russian grain through the country.

The second protest will take place in Jekabpils on 7 November, where participants will demand a ban on the transit of Russian grain through the country.

On the night of 4 November, Russian occupiers attacked infrastructure in Volyn, Zhytomyr, Ternopil, Odesa, Kirovohrad and Rivne regions.

Law enforcement sources believe that mass investigative actions against senior SBU officials are linked to gaining access to data from the smartphone of detained Andriy Osipov.

Republican Victoria Spartz, the first Ukrainian woman in the US Congress, lost to Democrat JD Ford after 99% of votes were counted.

The National Agency for the Management of Seized Assets (ARMA) is preparing a new competition to manage 50% of the corporate rights in LLC "Halychke Perkhrestya", valued at 2.8 million hryvnia.

Intelligence has established that the Russian Federation's arsenal includes up to 700 ballistic and thousands of cruise missiles, while military-industrial complex capacities allow for the production of over 200 units per month.

The capital has ended emergency power supply restrictions that lasted over a day. The city is transitioning to standard grid operation mode.

The company confirmed that the search engine is fully dependent on artificial intelligence. This has drawn criticism from the company's opponents and the Mayor of New York.

The pre-trial investigation into the activities of a high-level criminal organisation in the energy sector has been completed. According to the investigation, participants in the scheme systematically obtained undue advantage from counterparties of the state enterprise Energoatom and other companies in the state sector.
The perpetrators demanded 10%–15% of the total value of concluded contracts from counterparties. Various instruments were used to launder the illegally obtained funds: a separate office, cryptocurrency, securities, and a foreign investment fund.
The investigation established that between 2020 and 2025, over $111 million and €12 million passed through the aforementioned office.
The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine and the Specialised Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office took measures to seize the assets of the criminal organisation both within Ukraine and abroad. The agency also stated that the investigation into other cases of corruption and money laundering in the energy sector is ongoing.
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