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Jonathan Tamari ·
Poland’s security forces intervened after detecting suspicious activity near the border with Russia’s Kaliningrad exclave, preventing what Prime Minister Donald Tusk said may have been an attempted provocation.
Natalia Ojewska ·
The European Union is working on targeted changes to its €18 trillion ($20.1 trillion) single market to help its domestic companies diversify supply chains away from countries including China, according to people familiar with the plan.
Alberto Nardelli ·
Polish security services are inspecting two airplanes that arrived in Warsaw from London and Copenhagen after airports in the country’s capital received alerts about potential bomb threats.
Maciej Martewicz ·
Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelenskyy will face a different Donald Trump if the US president emerges weakened from the midterm elections, a new political reality that may have a major impact on Russia’s war in Ukraine.
Bloomberg News ·
Prime Minister Mark Carney is facing growing pressure from business groups to allow more immigration to address Canada’s labor needs, but the prospect of welcoming more migrants carries political risk for him.
Nojoud Al Mallees ·
Officials across the region are beginning to envision a world with a new US president.
Jenni Marsh ·
Katharine Neiss, deputy head of global economics and chief European economist at PGMI, discusses the implications of the midterm elections for US policy and economy. If Democrats take over both houses "we're going to see more political gridlock in Washington," Neiss tells Bloomberg Television. She also comments on the potential implications for the Federal Reserve, saying that the central bank's decision to hold interest rates was "a mistake." (Source: Bloomberg)
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has denied proposing a return to free movement of people with the European Union, as his ambition to begin a conversation about potentially reversing Brexit surfaced concerns within his cabinet.
Alex Wickham ·
Nate Silver tells us he is calling this midterms the “rock and a hard place election” — the background conditions are great for Democrats to win both the House and the Senate, but for that to come to pass, the party has to pull off some things that haven't happened in generations, like winning Texas. To believe that will happen requires a certain leap of faith, which is anathema to pollsters. Still, the polls generally believe Democrats are favored, but many professional pollsters would end up with egg on their face if the night does not go that way. Silver — the founder of Silver Bulletin — joins us today to discuss why popular narratives around polling error are wrong, prediction markets, why he doesn't think AI will replace pollsters, and what he is paying attention to tonight as the polls close. (Source: Bloomberg)
The US plans to deepen engagement with Myanmar’s military-backed government to counter China’s influence and gain access to the war-torn nation’s vast rare-earth deposits.
Philip J. Heijmans ·
Iran and the US are reviewing the latest proposals from mediators on how to bridge their divides and avert another round of all-out war, according to a diplomat briefed on the matter.
Fiona MacDonald and Ahmed Elimam ·
The AFC Asian Cup in Saudi Arabia has been delayed until late 2027, as the conflict with the Houthis tests the kingdom’s ambitions to become a destination for major international events.
Christine Burke ·
Iran President Masoud Pezeshkian said his government has been granted more authority by the country’s supreme leader to pursue peace talks, as US President Donald Trump hinted at progress in negotiations. Bloomberg's Paul Wallace has the details. (Source: Bloomberg)
Bloomberg Daybreak Europe is your essential morning viewing to stay ahead. Live from London, we set the agenda for your day, catching you up with overnight markets news from the US and Asia. And we'll tell you what matters for investors in Europe, giving you insight before trading begins. Asian stocks fell and US equity index futures edged lower after the Nasdaq-100 Index entered a correction. US voters head to the polls in the US midterm elections, as President Trump faces the biggest political test of his second term as the Democratic Party targets control of Congress. Plus, Iran President Masoud Pezeshkian said his government has been granted more authority by the country’s supreme leader to pursue peace talks, as President Donald Trump hinted at progress in negotiations. Today's guest: George Pollack, Signum Global Advisors, Partner & Senior Analyst, US & Canada Policy. (Source: Bloomberg)
Polls are set to open Tuesday morning for the US midterm elections as America’s referendum on President Donald Trump’s second term gets underway. Democrats are expected by many to take control of the House of Representatives, with the Senate race more uncertain. Bloomberg's Oliver Crook reports from New York. (Source: Bloomberg)
A federal judge denied an eleventh-hour bid by the NAACP to block the US Justice Department from deploying staff from federal law enforcement agencies to serve as poll monitors during the midterm election on Tuesday.
Madlin Mekelburg ·
New Zealand’s governing National Party has seen its lead narrow in a key opinion poll just four days from a general election.
Tracy Withers ·
It’s Election Day in the US and a deluge of midterms-related lawsuits have already been filed, even though polls haven’t closed yet. Bloomberg legal reporter Zoe Tillman and Josh Wingrove, who covers the White House, join host David Gura to make sense of the latest legal fights.
David Fox and Julia Press ·
Donald Trump’s not on the ballot, but polls show voters are focused on affordability concerns during his current term.
Hadriana Lowenkron and Kate Sullivan ·