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Japan to provide Ukraine with $3 billion loan from G7 using its natural resources
Japan's ruling party loses majority in blow to new prime minister
NATO Secretary General to make statement on DPRK troops after meeting with South Korean delegation
Japan's ruling party may lose its majority in parliament for the first time since 2009
Early elections in Japan: the ruling party is in danger of losing its majority
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Japan to provide Ukraine with $3 billion loan from G7 using its natural resources
Japan has agreed to allocate 471. 9 billion yen to Ukraine through a World Bank fund. The funds are part of a $50 billion G7 loan secured by frozen Russian assets.
Japan's ruling party loses majority in blow to new prime minister
The LDP-led coalition won only 215 seats instead of the required 233 for a majority. New Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba promised to implement reforms and remain in office despite the defeat.
NATO Secretary General to make statement on DPRK troops after meeting with South Korean delegation
On October 28, the South Korean delegation will present information to NATO on the deployment of DPRK troops in Russia. After the meeting, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte will hold a press conference.
Japan's ruling party may lose its majority in parliament for the first time since 2009
Japan's LDP and Komeito Party may lose their absolute majority in the House of Representatives in early elections. Some 1,300 candidates from various parties are running for 465 seats.
Early elections in Japan: the ruling party is in danger of losing its majority
Early parliamentary elections have been called in Japan after the appointment of a new Prime Minister, Shigeru Ishiba. The Liberal Democratic Party faces serious challenges in its fight to maintain a majority in parliament.
Beijing has begun building ties with U.S. allies ahead of Trump's possible return - Bloomberg
China has launched a diplomatic “charm offensive” against US allies amid a possible Trump victory. Beijing is seeking to improve relations with Japan, India, Britain and Australia over economic concerns.
'China won't like it at all': Beijing concerned about North Korean troops in russia - FT
Beijing is showing signs of discontent with the DPRK's deepening ties with Russia after sending 12,000 North Korean soldiers. China fears destabilization in the region and a return to the Cold War model.
Turkey blocks exports of military goods to russia after US warning
Turkey has banned the export of US military equipment to Russia. The restrictions apply to more than 40 categories of goods important for Russia's military operations in Ukraine.
Kim Jong-un visits intercontinental ballistic missile base - Bloomberg
The DPRK leader inspected strategic missile bases and called for readiness to retaliate. The visit took place on the eve of the US presidential election, which may be an attempt to draw attention to Pyongyang's military power.
The European Parliament will vote today to grant Ukraine a 35 billion euro loan
The European Parliament will consider a proposal for a €35 billion loan to Ukraine from the proceeds of frozen Russian assets. This is part of a $50 billion G7 package to support Ukraine.
Podlasa on Orban's statements about blocking 35 billion euros to Ukraine: it was a political farce
Roksolana Pidlasa explained that Orban could not block the EU's €35 billion allocation to Ukraine. All that is needed to disburse the funds is a simple majority vote in the EU Council, not a unanimous decision.
“You are not our king!": Aboriginal senator challenges King Charles in Australia
Lydia Thorpe, an Indigenous senator, protested against King Charles III's visit to the Australian parliament. She accused the monarchy of genocide and demanded the return of stolen lands and a treaty.
China supports the integration of dPRK troops into russia to see their effectiveness on the european battlefield - tymochko
China is interested in expanding the interaction between the DPRK and Russian troops to assess the adaptation of Asian troops to the European battlefield. 12 thousand North Korean troops are expected to arrive in Russia.
SBU and GUR drones hit Russia's largest explosives plant - source
Ukrainian drones hit the Sverdlov plant in Dzerzhinsk, which produces explosives and ammunition. The attack was carried out from a distance of 900 kilometers, the consequences are being clarified.
The US is ready to allocate $20 billion to Ukraine as part of the G7 loan
The US may provide Ukraine with up to $20 billion from the proceeds of frozen Russian assets. The G7 countries are negotiating the structure of a $50 billion loan agreed in June 2024.
Man throws Molotov cocktails at ruling party headquarters in Tokyo
In Tokyo, a 49-year-old man threw several Molotov cocktails at the Liberal Democratic Party of Japan headquarters building. The attack took place 8 days before early parliamentary elections amid corruption scandals in the party.
US lawmakers call on Japan to tighten restrictions on chip shipments to China
U. S. lawmakers are demanding that Japan tighten restrictions on the sale of chip manufacturing equipment to China. They warn of possible sanctions for Japanese companies if Tokyo does not take action.
A serious threat to the security of the international community: south korea confirms that dPRK has sent its troops to russia
South Korean intelligence has reported that 12,000 North Korean troops have been sent to Russia to participate in the war against Ukraine. Seoul considers this a serious threat to international security.
Russia must immediately stop attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure: results of the Nuclear Security Conference in Paris
A conference on nuclear safety was held in Paris as part of the Peace Formula. Participants called on Russia to stop attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure because of the risks to nuclear power plant safety.
Nuclear security: the fifth follow-up conference to the first Peace Summit was held in France
The head of the OP took part in a conference on nuclear safety. Yermak emphasized the need for demilitarization, de-occupation and de-escalation by Russia with regard to Ukraine's nuclear facilities.
Japanese drones to search for landmines in Ukraine
The Japanese company Prodrone plans to start a business of detecting landmines in Ukraine using drones. The project is planned to be commercialized by fiscal year 2025 in cooperation with Tokyo-based consulting firm Padeco.
Rutte: “The message is clear - NATO is helping Ukraine and we will continue to do so”
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte confirmed the continuation of assistance to Ukraine. The Alliance has provided €20.9 billion in military assistance in the first half of 2024 and plans to fulfill its commitments by the end of the year.
The United States, South Korea and Japan announce the creation of a new team to monitor sanctions against the DPRK
Three countries have announced the creation of a new multinational group to monitor sanctions against North Korea. The decision was made after Russia and China disrupted monitoring activities at the UN.
Japan approves operation of 50-year-old Takahama NPP
For the first time, Japan has authorized the operation of a nuclear power plant that is more than 50 years old. The power unit of the Takahama NPP has successfully passed the inspection for compliance with modern safety standards.
Sibiga and Yermak discuss Victory Plan and Peace Formula with G20 Ambassadors
Representatives of Ukraine met with G20 ambassadors to discuss the Victory Plan and the Peace Formula. The parties discussed holding thematic conferences and preparations for the Second Global Peace Summit.
MEPs approve 35 billion euros for Ukraine
The European Parliament's Committee on Trade has supported a €35 billion financial assistance package for Ukraine. This is the EU's contribution to the G7 initiative to support Ukraine with $50 billion to meet its urgent needs.
EU leaders to discuss share in G7 loan package for Ukraine at October 17-18 summit - AP
EU leaders plan to discuss the bloc's share of the G7 loan package for Ukraine worth $50 billion. EU envoys have been working this week on a proposal to provide Ukraine with a loan of up to 35 billion euros.
Russia has increased the capacity of its shadow oil fleet by about 70% in a year despite Western sanctions - FT
The volume of Russian oil transported by the shadow fleet increased from 2. 4 to 4.1 million barrels per day. 70% of Russian marine oil is transported by poorly maintained and insufficiently insured tankers.
Bitcoin rises to $63.9 thousand due to postponement of Mt Gox payments
The price of bitcoin rose to $63,913 after Mt Gox announced that it would postpone payments to creditors for a year. The cryptocurrency remains in the range of $50-65 thousand due to fears of tighter regulation in the US.
Orban plans to block $50 billion in aid to Ukraine to help Trump - Politico
Hungarian Prime Minister Orban is preparing to disrupt a $50 billion loan to Ukraine to help Trump in the election. He refuses to extend EU sanctions, blocking US participation in the financing.