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The newspaper will publish its last issue this Monday after revealing for three decades war crimes, political killings and corruption in the high spheres
Recent Russian attacks on energy infrastructure in Ukraine have once again put the supply of electricity, water and heating at risk when the country is preparing for winter. According to the Ukrainian authorities, the bombing reached key facilities in the Kiev region and also affected residential areas, increasing the concern of civilians for their safety. Meanwhile, in Zaporizhia, family members and colleagues fired six police officers who died after an attack on a aid distribution point.
Moscow carried out missile and drones attacks on Kiev and the surrounding region between the night of Friday and Saturday, November 7, with the objective of energy infrastructure. The attack left at least one person dead and eight wounded, local authorities reported. Russia has recently intensified its air strikes on Ukraine, which has worsened the living conditions of residents, who have limited access to electricity and water.
In this issue of A Week in the World, we wonder who will pay the debacle of Donald Trump's party in the mid-term elections. Are we witnessing the end of the story policy? Do Democrats and Republicans re-exchange the image of people's and elite representatives? Will anything change in Iran and Ukraine?
The offensive, especially crude in Kiev, has caused at least one dead and eight injured
The democratic triumph in the half-term elections in the United States has led to a mixture of relief and caution in European capitals. While the new correlation of forces in Congress weakens the White House's margin of manoeuvre to impose an aggressive tariff agenda and slows the threat of an abrupt break in NATO, Brussels warns that Donald Trump still retains broad executive powers in foreign policy and trade, while opening a window for greater support for Ukraine.
For four years, neither of the two armies has been able to consolidate positions on the other side of the great river that runs through Ukraine and has already been a protagonist in World War II.
The rescue teams are still looking for a total of 30 missing persons in the rubble.
A court sentencing Zhanna Nemtsova for leading the foundation in honor of her father, a major opponent, to help journalists and independent activists
