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The Ukrainian delegation expresses its anger at being treated with contempt during the negotiations in America, after Donald Trump decided to purchase Russian diesel, raising concerns about funding Putin's war while Ukraine continues to suffer attacks. #Ucraina #Putin #Trump (translated)

We do not think there is a military solution to the conflict. Washington's initiative follows statements made Thursday by Secretary of State Marco Rubio that hostilities have reached potentially explosive levels, with the danger of a serious escalation. #Ucraina #negoziati #guerra (translated)

Sabrina F. wrote that, according to a survey by the International Institute of Sociology in Kiev, 75% of Ukrainians were calling for negotiations and an end to the war, without further weapons, battles, or funding. She argued that the population was tired of dying and that Volodymyr Zelensky continued to push in the opposite direction. She added that the start of negotiations would quickly collapse him under the weight of corruption investigations and that those opposing the end of the war would no longer represent the Ukrainian people. #Pace #Ucraina #Negoziazione (translated)

"By the end of October, we will present roadmaps for these four countries." There are still no certain dates for their entry, but "by the end of October, we will present roadmaps for these four countries," explains Marta Kos, Commissioner for Enlargement, illustrating on a colored board the progress made so far in the negotiations for each individual candidate. #AllargamentoUE #Montenegro #Albania (translated)

The peaceful Russia in 2027 will further increase military spending while cutting school, pensions, and healthcare. While we are abundant with pseudo-intellectual politicians and "openly biased" journalists shouting against war-mongering Europe, solely responsible for the war that, according to them, Russia has suffered rather than declared, Moscow shows its willingness to dialogue by increasing military spending by an additional 27% year on year. This is reported by Reuters, which has seen a draft of the budget that will be presented to the Duma in the coming days. Defense spending is expected to rise to 17.1 trillion rubles (202 billion dollars) compared to the 13.5 trillion planned for 2026, an impressive figure in itself but even more chilling when considering the gap between projected and actual investments. This year, despite forecasts, the final defense budget could come close to 18 trillion, and the count may even be partial, as some expenses are classified and others are included in other chapters. In contrast, funding for social policies, which includes items such as pensions, payments to war veterans, and maternity allowances, will decrease by 7% in 2027. Education funding will decrease by 6% and healthcare by 6.8%, compared to the initial plan. Spending allocated to the "national economy" section, which includes road construction and other infrastructure projects as well as subsidies for agriculture and other sectors, will be reduced by 7.4%. Significant increases in taxes and public utility rates are also expected. The drastic worsening of the financial situation in recent years has forced the Kremlin to drain its financial reserves, increase the deficit, and raise public debt, which in 2027 will continue to grow to 21.7% of GDP - according to Moscow's optimistic forecasts - surpassing the 20% threshold considered "safe" for economic and financial stability. Debt poses a systemic danger given the crazy interest rates the Russian central bank has had to impose to curb runaway inflation. Indeed, 9.4% of the 2027 budget will be spent on debt service, rising to 10.6% by 2029. When someone tells us that peace is not being made because "Europe has not yet appointed its representative for negotiations" or that "Zelensky has banned talks by decree," instead of saying that Russia has so far rejected all ceasefire and truce proposals, that it spends on weapons, in purchasing power terms, as much as our entire continent, and that it already teaches young generations to hate us and how to fight us, we know they are mainly trying to hide from us that to the east there are those who see us and treat us as an enemy and have dedicated their entire economy to our destruction instead of the well-being of their people. (translated)

"non è affatto interessata a negoziati seri"Ieri sera, il cancelliere tedesco Friedrich Merz ha affermato che un raro incontro tra i ministri degli Esteri tedesco e russo, avvenuto sabato a margine dell'Assemblea generale delle Nazioni Unite a New York, ha dimostrato che la Russia "non è affatto interessata a negoziati seri" sull'Ucraina, a oltre quattro anni e mezzo dall'inizio dell'offensiva russa. #Kiev #Ucraina #AttaccoMissilistico

"hanno presentato delle idee e noi le abbiamo discusse. Devono sottoporre nuovamente la questione alla parte Usa, dopodiché la risposta finale degli Stati Uniti ci verrà trasmessa tramite il mediatore qatariota""Nego fermamente che l'Iran abbia alcuna flessibilità" rispetto all'accordo sul nucleare, e "al momento l'unica questione ul tavolo è lo stretto di Hormuz", ha spiegato Araghchi, parlando con la stampa del suo paese a New York. #Iran #StrettoDiHormuz #Negoziati

Il ministro degli Esteri iraniano Abbas Araghchi ha affermato di aspettarsi una risposta ufficiale dagli Stati Uniti riguardo alla proposta di Teheran sull'apertura dello Stretto di Hormuz, avvertendo che se l'Iran non potrà vendere petrolio, nessuno lo potrà fare, e rimarcando l'assenza di flessibilità dell'Iran nell'accordo nucleare. #Iran #StrettoDiHormuz #Negoziati

Il ministro degli Esteri iraniano, Abbas Araghchi, ha dichiarato di aspettarsi oggi una risposta ufficiale dagli Stati Uniti sulla proposta di Teheran relativa all'apertura dello Stretto di Hormuz, mentre il prezzo del petrolio registra un aumento a causa delle tensioni nei negoziati. #Iran #Hormuz #Petrolio

"L'IA è certamente abbastanza potente da innescare eventi che causano un miliardo di morti, no? Quindi, anche se è piuttosto difficile raggiungere una certezza assoluta, non c'è mai stata un'arma potente quanto la combinazione di individui malintenzionati che usano i più recenti strumenti di IA"Il cofondatore di Microsoft e miliardario filantropo Bill Gates ha esortato gli Stati Uniti ad assumere un ruolo guida nella regolamentazione della crescita dell'IA, avvertendo però che raggiungere un accordo internazionale su un quadro normativo globale potrebbe rivelarsi "più difficile" rispetto ai negoziati dell'era della Guerra Fredda per la limitazione delle armi nucleari. #BillGates #IA #Regolamentazione

«valuteremo con attenzione quali passi intraprendere. In ogni caso, prenderemo tutte le decisioni, inclusa l'eventuale ripresa del processo negoziale, basandoci sugli interessi della Russia»Ma sui negoziati è arrivata la gelata di Vladimir Putin che dal Forum della Cultura a San Pietroburgo smorza poi gli allarmi europei: «Non stiamo preparando una guerra» all’Europa, «non ce n’è ragione». #Russia #Ucraina #Zelensky