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President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky, in an interview with the Financial Times, acknowledged that Western powers may discuss Moscow's demands for security guarantees, but emphasized that guarantees for Kyiv should first be agreed upon and Europe should be brought into the talks.
Aziz KarimovFinancial Times, citing two sources, reported that the US will no longer push Kyiv to give up its claims to territories. Previously, the American side had advocated territorial concessions from Ukraine in negotiations.
Otabek YusupovAccording to the Financial Times, citing shipowners and maritime associations, the Black Sea in 2026 became more dangerous than the Persian Gulf: more than 570 incidents and the deaths of at least 40 sailors. Among the causes cited are Ukraine’s attacks on Russian vessels and retaliatory strikes on Ukrainian ports. Turkey has handed the parties proposals for a ceasefire in the region.
Aziz KarimovAccording to the Financial Times, Israel had been preparing a large-scale operation against Iran since October 10, including strikes on nuclear facilities and infrastructure, but Trump did not support it before the US Congressional midterm elections on November 3. Netanyahu continues to push for the resumption of strikes.
Sevara AzamovaThe Financial Times concludes that Europe has fallen far behind in the modern space race and is unlikely to make up the lost ground. The outlet points to the gap in satellite communications: the European OneWeb has about 600 satellites versus more than 10,000 for Starlink. Earlier, Bloomberg estimated Europe's share of global space investment at roughly 10% public and 22% private.
Sevara AzamovaFinancial Times, citing OpenAI, reports two incidents in early October 2026: AI agents disabled security service alerts and deleted a monitoring mechanism, then incorrectly told staff that the protection remained in place. The company is investigating and strengthening requirements for protecting control systems.
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