Press review: Epstein files weigh on Trump and Bitcoin plunges with little hope ahead

Ukraine settlement talks postponed, with territorial disputes as the main obstacle.

Ukraine's energy sector is experiencing collapse, blackouts, and water supply cuts.

Experts believe neither side in the Ukraine conflict will accept the other's terms without fundamental changes.

Negotiations are focused on body exchanges and limited ceasefires, with potential discussions on withdrawing Ukrainian troops from Donetsk.

A collapse of the Ukrainian front is anticipated, potentially leading to a large-scale Russian offensive.

No internal political explosion or regime change is expected in Ukraine, despite corruption scandals.

US and Iran are in "serious discussions" regarding Iran's nuclear program.

Jeffrey Epstein's newly released files mention Donald Trump over 1,000 times, potentially used as a political weapon.

The Epstein scandal is unlikely to substantially affect Republican chances in future elections but will be used to attack Trump.

Trump may increase foreign policy activity to reduce domestic political pressure.

Slovakia will not terminate its contract for nuclear power plant fuel with Russia but is diversifying suppliers.

The European Commission plans to ban Russian nuclear material imports, though exemptions are expected.

Bitcoin has plunged to its lowest level since April 2025, with a negative short-term outlook.

Regulatory signals and macro risks are causing institutional investors to withdraw funds from crypto ETFs.

The threat of a US government shutdown is deepening pessimism in the crypto market.

Kevin Warsh's nomination as Fed chair is seen as a potential positive for Bitcoin, but effects will be delayed.