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The EU needs to launch a political, financial and legal war against Russia in order to protect Moldova from Moscow's influence. The Polish edition of Biznes Alert writes about this.

The information about Russia's plans to attack Ukraine, published by the American media, has nothing to do with reality. This was stated by the presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov.

The document has already been submitted to the State Duma for consideration.

The Moscow police carried out mass arrests of migrants who participated in the rally of Kyrgyz nationalists.

In Belarus, it was reported that they received from the Polish side an official letter of intention to suspend freight traffic at the Polish railway checkpoint Kuznica from November 21.

The Foreign Minister of Belarus said that many in the EU are not interested in solving the migration crisis and other common threats.

The British newspaper Daily Express compared the armed forces of Russia and the United Kingdom against the background of the aggravation of the situation in Eastern Europe.

Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova reacted sharply to an article in the Italian newspaper la Repubblica "Tanks and Migrants: Putin's Vise Squeeze Europe."

In Moscow, the third phase of the clinical trial of the COVID-19 vaccine Sputnik M for adolescents has started, in which three thousand people aged 12-17 will take part.

The British newspaper Daily Express published an article stating that Russia and China received a "dire warning" from the UK, which announced plans to invest £ 100 million (more than 9.5 billion) in the development of electronic warfare.

The head of the European branch of the World Health Organization, Hans Kluge, said that the end of the coronavirus pandemic depends on how quickly the whole world "learns to live" with the infection.

Ukrainian journalist and leader of the Derzhava political party Dmitry Vasilets believes that most of his compatriots would not want the country to join the North Atlantic Alliance.

The wife of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson Carrie Symonds appeared in public in a cheap outfit from the mass-market brand Zara and was criticized online.

Microsoft founder Bill Gates said that the move away from nuclear power could lead to serious electricity supply problems, such as rising electricity prices and supply difficulties.

Europe will not be able to give up Russian gas, but it should look for alternatives to supplies from Gazprom, according to an editorial in The Economist.