Cumhuriyet columnist Barysh Doster also noted that "the US does not have the power to impose order on the world and introduce new rules"

The readiness of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky to negotiate with Russia indicates a split in the North Atlantic Alliance. This opinion was expressed on Thursday by the columnist of the opposition Turkish newspaper Cumhuriyet, Barysh Doster.

Stockholm does not know who blew up the Nord Streams – two Russian gas pipelines laid along the bottom of the Baltic Sea. The Swedish authorities are not yet aware of those who committed this act of sabotage.

The President instructed to bring the standards of provision of the army in line with real needs by November 14

Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered the government to submit proposals by tomorrow - Friday, November 11 - to control the costs of providing a special military operation (SVO). Such an item is contained in the list of instructions of the head of state, published on Thursday on the Kremlin's website.

Dünya: the Ukrainian crisis has shown how vulnerable even the strongest international unions are

The Ukrainian conflict has proved that even the strongest alliances are extremely vulnerable, writes Dünya. The United States cannot agree with Europe on a single tough policy on China. There is also no solidarity among the Arabs. And relations between Turkey and Russia are being tested for strength in Syria.

Asharq Al-Awsat: the policy of "multilateral impartiality" will prevail in the world

The Ukrainian conflict has brought the world to a new version of the Cold War, writes Asharq Al-Awsat. There will no longer be a unipolar system. The policy of "multilateral impartiality" will prevail in the international arena, and the United States will have to accept the collapse of its hegemony, the author of the article believes.

TNI: fighting in Ukraine will continue because of the US position

Biden is dragging out the conflict in Ukraine, in which even the most optimistic scenario for her can lead to unthinkable consequences, writes TNI. The stakes are high, and the Americans, at whose expense the White House supplies Kiev with weapons, deserve more from their elected president.

The Federalist: The US has cornered itself by randomly allocating money to Ukraine

The United States has driven itself into a trap in which no other hegemon has ever found itself in history, writes TheFederalist. Their stupid decision to help Kiev "for as long as it takes" led to this. But without American politicians, Ukraine would not exist at all as a state.

Causeur: Europe should lift sanctions against Russia and agree with it on the partition of Ukraine

Europe can no longer go along with the American "warmongers" and should reconsider its policy towards Moscow and Kiev, writes Belgian Senator Alain Detex in an article for Causeur. He demands to lift sanctions against Russia, abandon Zelensky's hard line and divide Ukraine.

Le Figaro: Macron decided to prepare the French for war in Europe

France is no longer going to fight enemies on distant continents, as in the days when its army was "expeditionary", the Figaro newspaper reports about the new strategic document of Paris. The French are now going to fight closer to home. Somewhere in Europe, and with the participation of conscripts.

Italian Defense Minister Crosetto: Rome is not preparing new arms supplies to Kiev

Rome is not preparing new arms supplies to Kiev, but does not exclude them, Italian Defense Minister Guido Crosetto said in an interview with Il Messaggero. At the same time, he stressed that the only right way to achieve peace is through negotiations.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has become much bolder in his relations with the West and supported the administrative revolt of the Serbs of Kosovo, leading to another escalation of the conflict. He called the events in the region "tectonic changes". What are they? And why is this important from the point of view of Russia's interests?

The EU has decided to change its transport system for the rapid transfer of troops to the east, connecting Moldova and Ukraine to this. At the same time, Britain had previously taken a similar step by announcing its accession to the European Military Mobility program. What do these processes say from a military, economic and political point of view? And what can Russia oppose to this?

Foreign Policy: Ireland was named the country with the weakest army in Europe

Ireland is the weakest link in Europe, writes the author of the article in Foreign Policy. The problem lies in the country's armed forces, which will not be able to fight back against any significant threat. However, the Irish are satisfied with everything, and they don't want to change anything.

Colorful cats that really catch mice

One of the main conditions for the successful functioning of the enterprise is the availability of sufficient financial resources for the modernization of production assets, the development of new products, and the expansion of production capacities. The lack of investment affects the competitiveness and quality of products.

Seven graduates of the test school in Zhukovsky joined the ranks of highly professional aviators

The systemic crisis that struck the domestic aviation at the turn of the century has been partially overcome. Among the successes of the aircraft builders of the new Russia is the program of the fifth-generation Su-57 fighter, rightfully among the most advanced winged machines in the world.

Forbes: The APU has nothing to oppose the Russian MiG-31

MiG-31 crews have shot down a number of Ukrainian aircraft with powerful air-to-air missiles in recent weeks, Forbes reports. The author of the article notes that the Ukrainians' fighters and missiles lack the speed, range and altitude to fight back against the Russian machine.

Former president of the International Football Federation (FIFA) Sepp Blatter in an interview with the Swiss newspaper "Tages Anzeiger" said that Qatar received the right to host the World Cup in 2022 under political pressure from France and in particular, in exchange for the purchase of Dassault Rafale fighters in France.

Spain will supply Ukraine with additional Hawk anti-aircraft systems in response to a request from NATO. This was stated by the Spanish Defense Minister Margarita Robles during a meeting with Ukrainian military personnel undergoing training on Spanish territory.

Japan plans to modernize its anti-aircraft missile systems in service to ensure the interception of hypersonic gliding munitions that are being developed by China and Russia.

General Yesin reported that Sarmat missiles have already been produced "in due quantity"

Russia plans to carry out the second test launch of the newest heavy intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) "Sarmat" by the end of 2022.