The newsroom team.
Russian strikes killed at least one person in Kyiv and two in Kharkiv, renewing the geopolitical risks monitored by British and European businesses.
Romania says a Russian-coordinated network targeted an arms plant, adding to security concerns for British and European defence supply chains.
Ukraine and Russia have begun a temporary ceasefire around occupied Oleshky to allow aid deliveries and prepare civilian evacuations through a safe corridor.
Georgia’s opposition launched a renewed protest campaign in Tbilisi, with a major November 28 rally planned as tensions over democracy and EU integration intensify.
Lula won Brazil’s presidential runoff with 51.8%, but Flávio Bolsonaro’s annulment demand adds uncertainty for British and European investors.
Bulgaria’s presidential election heads to a November 1 runoff, putting Ukraine policy and Black Sea security in focus for European and UK businesses.
Italy tightened security as cost-of-living protests spread across major cities, prompting hundreds of preliminary detentions and concern for European businesses.
The UK Coastguard is coordinating a response after sanctioned tanker MYRA issued a distress signal in severe weather off north-west Ireland.
Audi’s $4bn Georgia factory may cut US tariff exposure but adds pressure on Volkswagen’s European plants, jobs and supply chains.
Kyiv says Starshield speed limits remain despite Trump’s restoration claim, highlighting Europe’s reliance on US technology and risks to Ukraine’s defence.
US, Ukrainian and Russian teams may meet in Abu Dhabi or Switzerland in November, with Britain and the EU watching the security and market implications.
Washington will remove 50% duties from selected Canadian goods while taxing new categories, reshaping risks for UK and EU exporters and investors.