Pistorius urged not to react to every statement by Trump
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius urged people to give up the habit of reacting to every statement by U.S. President Donald Trump. His words were reported by the German newspaper Bild.
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Medicine for black swans. What the Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded for this year
American scientists Michael Woodford and Robert Hall, who study this year’s most pressing problem of sudden economic shocks, received the 2026 Nobel Prize in Economics
#blackswans #Research #Thescience #NobelPrize #USA #economiccrises
The Washington Post: from April to August, at least two-thirds of Russia’s 36 largest refineries were damaged
From April 1 to August 31, Ukrainian strikes damaged at least two-thirds of Russia’s 36 largest oil refineries, The Washington Post writes. According to the publication, some refineries were attacked up to five times.
#SPGlobalEnergy #TheWashingtonPost #EuropeanUnion #Russianoilrefineries #USA #Ukraine
Why do Americans need Russian diesel? Trump’s deal with Putin from the economists’ point of view
While the shock from Trump’s «diesel deal» with Putin and the American president’s statement that Ukraine needs a different president instead of Zelensky has not yet passed, I will try to explain from the standpoint of dispassionate economics why what happened is bad first and foremost for the United States itself.
#Analytics #VladimirZelensky #VladimirPutin #WarinUkraine #diesel #dollar #DonaldTrump #MunichAgreement #Russia #sanctions #USA #exportofpetroleumproducts
FT: The US has threatened to block arms deliveries to Ukraine through the PURL mechanism
The administration of US President Donald Trump, according to the British newspaper Financial Times, is threatening to block weapons deliveries to Kyiv through the PURL mechanism if Ukrainian strikes on Russia’s energy facilities continue. The publication’s sources also claim that Washington may stop providing intelligence data to Kyiv.
Russian national Idris Makhmudov deported from the US after a hunger strike in a Georgia prison
Russian national Idris Makhmudov, one of the organizers of the hunger strike at the immigration prison in Folkston, Georgia, has been deported from the US. According to his representative, Makhmudov is currently in Morocco and waiting for a flight to Russia.
#ice #Georgia #IdrisMahmudov #Immigrants #USA #Prisons #Folkestone
Naivi Pillay called the US sanctions against the ICC unacceptable
The Nobel Peace Prize laureate and former judge of the International Criminal Court (ICC), Naivi Pillay, called the US sanctions against the court «unprecedented» and unacceptable. She said this on Saturday at an event at the Nobel Peace Center in Oslo after receiving the peace prize on Friday for efforts to promote peace and international law.
#DonaldTrump #MarkoRubio #ICC #NaiviPillei #NobelPeacePrize #USA
FT: The U.S. threatened to stop intelligence sharing with Ukraine over strikes on refineries
According to the Financial Times, American representatives warned Kyiv that the U.S. could end intelligence sharing if Ukraine does not stop drone strikes on Russian oil refineries. After the meeting in Miami, the Ukrainian delegation cut short its visit and отказалась from a second round of talks.
#DzharedKushner #DonaldTrump #KirillBudanov #StivUitkoff #USA #Ukraine
The Trump administration began offering migrant children $3000 for voluntary departure from the US
The Donald Trump administration has begun offering migrant children, including five-year-olds, $3000 for voluntary departure from the US. According to Bloomberg, such offers, as lawyers and human rights advocates claim, come from ICE officers and immigration judges and may be accompanied by a demand to give up an asylum application.
#CBP #ice #BrookingsInstitution #DonaldTrump #immigrationcourts #USA
Bloomberg: Iran retained missile and drone production plants after U.S. and Israeli strikes
Bloomberg, citing informed officials, writes that Iran has retained factories producing ballistic missiles and attack drones despite U.S. and Israeli bombing. According to Western countries’ assessment, this allows Tehran to replenish its arsenals and keep a reserve for a retaliatory strike.
#bloomberg #Ballisticmissiles #DonaldTrump #Israel #Iran #USA
USA suspend participation of eight IT companies in the green card program for employees
U.S. authorities have suspended eight major IT companies from a program that allows green cards for foreign employees. The U.S. Department of Labor will not accept new applications or review those already submitted.
Russia asks the US to lift sanctions in exchange for a halt to strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure
Russian authorities asked the US to lift sanctions during negotiations on an «energy ceasefire», The Kyiv Independent writes, citing Ukrainian and American sources. According to them, Moscow is also trying to tie sanctions relief to a ceasefire in the Black Sea.
#DonaldTrump #Russia #sanctions #USA #Ukraine #EnergetikaUkrainy
US imposes sanctions on the International Criminal Court
The Donald Trump administration has imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC). The new restrictions already apply to the court itself and may affect companies that provide services to it.
#Afghanistan #BinjaminNetanjahu #MarkoRubio #InternationalCriminalCourt #NobelPeacePrize #USA
ICE detained former Khabarovsk journalist Alexander Simontsev in Arkansas
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers detained former Khabarovsk journalist Alexander Simontsev in Arkansas. According to his wife Marina, he was stopped while delivering cargo and taken to a temporary detention center.
Trump said he reached an agreement with Putin on diesel fuel supplies from Russia
Donald Trump said on Truth Social that after a phone conversation with Vladimir Putin he agreed to the immediate start of diesel fuel supplies from Russia to the United States and global markets. According to him, Russia will immediately send more than 300,000 tons, then 500,000 tons in November, and another 1 million tons later.
Trump said the US will not strike Iran until November 3
US President Donald Trump said that the United States will not strike Iran until the November 3 congressional elections. He wrote on the social network Truth Social that productive talks are taking place between Washington and Tehran.
The Pentagon plans to show the execution of Nidal Hasan live
U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth announced the public execution of Nidal Hasan, who was convicted of murdering 13 fellow service members at Fort Hood in Texas. According to CBS News, the American military plans to broadcast it live; the execution is scheduled for December 3 and will be the first execution of an American service member by firing squad since World War II.
#Armiesoftheworld #NidalHasan #PeteHegset #Deathpenalty #USA
US accuses Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores of conspiracy to commit torture
US prosecutors announced new charges against former Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores. They are accused of conspiracy to commit torture; this adds to the already filed drug trafficking and weapons cases against them, which they deny.
#Venezuela #NikolasMaduro #politicalprisoners #torture #SiliaFlores #USA
U.S. Senators Urge Trump to Impose Sanctions on Russia More Quickly
Democratic and Republican leaders in the U.S. Senate — the ranking Democrat on the Foreign Relations Committee, Jeanne Shaheen, and the chairman of the Armed Services Committee, Roger Wicker — urged Donald Trump’s administration to impose sanctions on Russia more quickly. They sent a letter to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
#WarinUkraine #Democrats #DonaldTrump #Republicans #Russia #sanctions #USA
Christa Pike regains consciousness after failed execution in Tennessee
50-year-old Christa Pike, who survived two failed lethal injection attempts in Tennessee, has regained consciousness and can speak. She is currently continuing treatment in the hospital, where she is being held in handcuffs.