
AI-generated summary
Trump publicly called on Ukraine to change its president on the 10th of this month, and this time he further suggested that negotiations be conducted by someone other than Zelensky. Putin proposed to hold talks with Trump and Xi Jinping next month to seek a favorable solution for Russia to end the conflict.
U.S. President Trump (right) bluntly stated on the 19th that Ukraine should consider having someone other than President Zelensky (left) negotiate on behalf of Kyiv. (AP)
U.S. President Trump bluntly stated on the 19th that Ukraine should consider having someone other than President Volodymyr Zelenskyy negotiate on behalf of Kyiv to seek an end to the war with Russia.
Reuters reported that Trump said: "Maybe it's time for Zelensky to find someone else to negotiate." Trump publicly called on Ukraine to change its president on the 10th of this month.
Please read on...
Trump also emphasized to reporters that Russia's performance on the Ukraine issue is "pretty good" and said "they haven't done much recently."
In addition, Trump added that Washington was continuing to share intelligence with Kyiv and revealed that he would consider allowing Ukrainians in the United States to remain in the United States under "Temporary Protected Status" (TPS) until the end of the war.
Bloomberg reported that Trump also said on the 19th: "We gave Ukraine a lot, but they gave nothing to the United States."
At the same time, Russian President Vladimir Putin proposed meeting with Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping next month to discuss ending the Russia-Ukraine war under circumstances that are beneficial to Russia. Trump expressed his willingness to participate in three-way talks with Putin and Xi Jinping on the 19th, saying that the talks may focus on nuclear weapons and denuclearization issues.
No need to draw, no need to grab. Now use the APP to read the news. You are guaranteed to win every day. Click me to download the APP. Click me to see the event details.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Trilateral or multi-party talks between the United States, Russia and Ukraine will be held next month
Likely · Within weeks
U.S. to consider extending Temporary Protected Status for Ukrainian refugees
Possible · Within months
Bulgarian President Jotova met with Wang Yi, member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Foreign Minister, in Sofia. The two sides exchanged views on deepening Bulgarian-China relations, high-level exchanges, economic and trade cooperation, people-to-people and cultural exchanges, and multilateral coordination. Jotova reiterated her commitment to the one-China policy and looked forward to opening direct flights between China and Bulgaria as soon as possible. Wang Yi conveyed President Xi Jinping's greetings and expressed China's willingness to strengthen cooperation to jointly respond to global challenges.

Russia arrested a Japanese journalist and transferred him to Lefortovo Prison, denying Japanese embassy officials access, prompting analysts to warn that Tokyo's restrained response may encourage further Kremlin pressure on Japan.
On October 19, local time, the United Nations Security Council unanimously adopted a resolution drafted by Greece with 15 votes in favor, warning parties to armed conflicts to use digital technology to recruit children to commit abductions, sexual violence and other abuses. It urged all countries to fulfill their international legal obligations, promote digital platforms to reduce risks, protect children's privacy and data security, and emphasized that digital technology can be actively used in education and as a channel for children to express their voices.
Ukrainian President Zelensky said on the 19th that the United States’ decisions to delay weapons delivery and restrict intelligence sharing were “difficult to explain.” He also mentioned the Pentagon's delay in delivering paid missiles, and said that if the United States provides "Patriot" interceptors, Ukraine is willing to suspend attacks on Russian oil refineries for 30 days.

The US State Department imposed sanctions under the Protecting American Intellectual Property Act on five Chinese entities suspected of stealing trade secrets from US companies, including Shanghai Zhisuan Technology and MiraclePlus.

Multiple sources told the South China Morning Post that intense negotiations between Washington and Beijing would continue in coming weeks, with progress made on Board of Investment discussions since the Xi-Trump meeting last month. The two leaders are set to meet again on the sidelines of the APEC summit in China in November, marking their second meeting in two months and third this year.