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Turkish Minister: Development Road Project to Bring $55 Billion to Country's Economy Over 10 Years

Turkey's Minister of Transport and Infrastructure Abdulkadir Uraloglu stated that the Development Road project, connecting the Fao port in Iraq with Europe through Turkey, will bring about $55 billion over a decade and an average of 70,000 jobs per year. The corridor will combine railways and highways, power lines, fiber optics and pipelines, reducing cargo delivery time from the Persian Gulf to Europe to 25 days.

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VEON agrees to acquire 100% of Uzbek operator Perfectum for $207 million

International holding VEON, which owns Beeline Uzbekistan, has signed an agreement to acquire 100% of Rubicon Wireless (Perfectum brand) for approximately $207 million, including about $93 million of debt. The deal includes 115 MHz of spectrum and a 5G Standalone network built on Nokia equipment. Closing is expected by the end of October 2026.

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Elon Musk promised to give one SpaceX share to every child in the US in 2027

Elon Musk said on X that in 2027 he will give one of his SpaceX shares to every child in America, calling it 'the first of many' such steps. Estimates put the cost of the pledge at over $10 billion. Details of the distribution and eligibility criteria have not been disclosed. The statement came a day after Anthropic announced it would give 5% of its shares to a public benefit fund.

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Chinese shoppers cool on Western luxury: thrift, secondhand and lawsuits weigh on European brands

Chinese consumers increasingly seek value rather than display status: the personal luxury market in mainland China is shrinking while secondary luxury is growing. LVMH ties falling sales to slowing demand in China; Louis Vuitton has closed five stores, and Galeries Lafayette shut its Beijing flagship. A lawsuit by Louis Vuitton against the Molly Tea chain has added further friction.

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Head of Uzbekistan's State Assets Agency explained how buyers of privatized assets are screened for conflicts of interest

Head of the Agency for Management of State Assets Sokhibzhon Murodov said that during the privatization of large enterprises, screening of buyers for conflicts of interest is carried out by international consultants, mostly from the 'Big Four'. He also described automatic checks of participants in electronic auctions and requirements for disclosure of beneficial owners. A number of questions, including the criteria for identifying ties with officials, remained unanswered.

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China introduces drone export licensing from November 18 and restricts supplies of special equipment to 'sensitive' countries

China's Ministry of Commerce announced a revision of export controls: from November 18, 2026, exporting drones and key components will require a permit, while supplies of specialized construction equipment to countries and regions in disputes with Beijing will be restricted. The rules were issued jointly with customs and the Armament Development Office of the Central Military Commission, citing national security.

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Eurozone inflation rose to 3.8% in September 2026 amid an energy price surge

According to ECB estimates, eurozone inflation reached 3.8% in September 2026, up from 3.2% in August. The main driver was energy: prices rose 18.8% due to a halt in LNG production amid the war in the Middle East. Lithuania recorded the highest rate (6.1%), Malta the lowest (2.4%). The EU proposed energy resilience measures but rejected requests from Italy and Greece for fiscal flexibility.

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Uzbekistan to receive $200 million from the Asian Development Bank for power grid modernization

The Asian Development Bank will provide Uzbekistan with a $200 million loan to modernize the electricity distribution system. The agreement was signed on October 15 in Bangkok. Under the program, 60 substations will be reconstructed, digital management systems will be introduced, and conditions will be created for connecting at least 3.3 GW of renewable energy.

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