
Putin has no veto right: Kallas stresses EU must be part of peace deal
EU High Representative Kaja Kallas emphasised that any agreements on ending the war must consider Europe's interests and include clear security guarantees for Ukraine.

EU High Representative Kaja Kallas emphasised that any agreements on ending the war must consider Europe's interests and include clear security guarantees for Ukraine.

Work stoppage in Taiwan over wage and working condition disputes could worsen the memory chip shortage until 2030.

The number of older students in Ukrainian universities has risen to 217,000, prompting the need for inspections.

The boy, who previously complained about being beaten by people in uniform, is now accused of assaulting a law enforcement officer. His father claims the child was at school at the specified time.

Toma Bernatska shared how her 90-year-old relative participates in the All-Ukrainian Dictation annually, revealing only one inaccuracy in this year's work.

The capital's mayor called the president's statements manipulations, reminded that heating started on 16 October, and urged an end to the search for scapegoats.

Ukrenergo announced the introduction of round-the-clock electricity consumption restrictions in several regions due to the aftermath of Russian attacks.

The Public Integrity Council confirmed that Roman Titivalov failed to meet ethical standards due to a drunk driving accident, despite the criminal case being closed.

Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha released details regarding upcoming trilateral consultations to be held in Abu Dhabi. According to him, the parties will hold negotiations in the near future.
«Найближчим часом очікуються переговори в Абу-Дабі. Основну увагу приділимо питанням безпеки, заходам зі зміцнення довіри та можливому порядку денному потенційної зустрічі Зеленського і Путіна», – повідомив міністр закордонних справ Андрій Сибіга. (Negotiations in Abu Dhabi are expected in the near future. We will focus primarily on security issues, confidence-building measures, and the potential agenda for a meeting between Zelensky and Putin, Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha stated.)
In addition to general security initiatives, a key element of the agenda will be the discussion of the potential agenda for a meeting between Volodymyr Zelensky and Vladimir Putin. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasised that these three areas—security, confidence-building measures, and a possible bilateral meeting between the heads of state—will be priorities during the discussions in Abu Dhabi.
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