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Zelensky: Ukraine Is Ready to Stop the War as Soon as Possible
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky repeated his proposal to freeze the war along the current front line and described the occupied territories in percentages. He said Ukraine is ready to end the fighting as quickly as possible.
Ukrainska Pravda · 24 Oct, 04:54
US announces ceasefire in occupied Oleshky; Russia sends diesel tankers to North America
The White House says Russia and Ukraine have agreed to halt military operations in occupied Oleshky from 27 October to allow humanitarian aid. Meanwhile the US is trying to revive peace talks, and Moscow says diesel tankers are heading to North America.
Guardian Ukraina · 24 Oct, 04:54
Serbia Votes Sunday as Student Movement Challenges President-Turned-Candidate Vučić
Serbia holds early parliamentary elections on 25 October, pitting Aleksandar Vučić's ruling party against a list backed by the student protest movement. Polls show similar chances for both, and there are fears of violence after the vote.
Jauns.lv · 24 Oct, 04:53
Pentagon designates Confucius Institutes a threat to US national security
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the Chinese-funded Confucius Institutes on university campuses have been added to the Pentagon's list of institutions threatening national security. He alleged the groups were operating under different names.
The Guardian World · 24 Oct, 04:53
Sandu: Russian Drone Crashed in Moldova Near Homes and Energy Facility
Moldovan President Maia Sandu said a Russian Geran-type strike drone violated Moldova's airspace on 23 October and crashed near homes and an energy facility. In response, the country expelled a Russian embassy staff member.
Ukrainska Pravda (EN) · 24 Oct, 03:56
Weekly Review: French Riots, a US Envoy in Putin's Palace and Israel's Election
France 24's weekly roundup covers violent riots during mass protests in France, US envoy Steve Witkoff's visit to Russia, and the final days of Israel's election campaign. Journalists and analysts discuss the events.
France 24 · 24 Oct, 03:56
US sanctions court prosecuting Putin and waives its own sanctions on Russia within two weeks
Ukrainian outlet Euromaidan Press reports that in two weeks Washington sanctioned the court prosecuting Russian President Putin and waived its own sanctions on Russia. It adds that the US called him a humanitarian.
Euromaidan Press · 24 Oct, 03:54
Rubio tells Cubans 'now is the time' to act as Trump floats naval stop off Cuba
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio urged Cubans seeking political change to act, saying "now is the time". His message followed President Donald Trump's remark that US warships returning from the Iran war could stop off Cuba.
The Guardian World · 24 Oct, 03:53
WHO announces start of Ebola vaccine clinical trial in DR Congo
The World Health Organization has announced that a clinical trial testing several vaccines has begun in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It will assess their safety, efficacy and immunogenicity.
Al Jazeera · 24 Oct, 03:53
Ukraine says Starlink still restricted despite Trump's claim limits were lifted
Sources in Ukraine's defence ministry say Starlink and Starshield satellite networks are still suffering problems, even though US President Donald Trump said Elon Musk had reversed the limits. The issues are hampering drone operations at the front.
BBC World · 24 Oct, 02:56
Do cats truly love their owners? What researchers say
Scientists say it is nearly impossible to prove cats feel love the way humans do, but studies show they can form strong attachments to their owners and seek their company.
Latvijas Avīze · 24 Oct, 02:55
Zelensky: Starlink and Starshield speed limits in Ukraine still in place
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said speed restrictions on Starlink satellite terminals and their military version, Starshield, have not been lifted in Ukraine. He also pointed to delays in deliveries of interceptors meant to defend against Russian ballistic missiles.
Meduza · 24 Oct, 02:55
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Prince William Makes First Royal Appearance on Graham Norton's Chat Show
The Prince of Wales, William, unexpectedly joined the celebrity guests on the chat show of popular British TV host Graham Norton. It is the first time a member of the British royal family has appeared on the programme.
TVNET · 24 Oct, 02:54
Highest alert level declared in Kyiv and several Ukrainian regions over ballistic missile threat
A "red" danger level was declared in Kyiv, Ukraine's capital, and in a number of other regions because of a ballistic missile threat.
Ukrainska Pravda · 24 Oct, 02:54
Ukraine could buy new F-16 Block 70/72 jets, but that is not its pilots' top need
Ukraine could purchase newly built F-16 Block 70/72 fighter jets from the U.S. firm Lockheed Martin. According to Euromaidan Press, however, this is not what Ukrainian pilots need most.
Euromaidan Press · 24 Oct, 02:53
Thunderstorms, Heavy Rain and Flash Floods Forecast Across Much of Australia
Australia's Bureau of Meteorology has warned of severe storms and heavy rain across most states this weekend. Queensland, already soaked, saw hundreds of rescue calls and school closures this week.
The Guardian World · 24 Oct, 02:53
Search for survivors under way after 10-storey-plus building collapses in Nairobi
A building of more than 10 storeys that was under construction has collapsed in Nairobi, the capital of Kenya, and efforts are under way to reach survivors trapped in the rubble. Kenya has also reported a second death from Ebola.
France 24 · 24 Oct, 01:56
Trump tower project in Belgrade: new findings point to Vučić
A half-billion-dollar luxury hotel and apartment project bearing Trump's name was planned in Serbia's capital, Belgrade. New findings in the scandal, emerging just before elections, point to Vučić.
TVNET · 24 Oct, 01:56
Putin says Russia is ready for new talks with Ukraine and calls occupied land historical Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin has said Russia is ready for new talks with Ukraine. He also described occupied territory as historical Russia.
Euromaidan Press · 24 Oct, 01:55
Hungary 1956: A Historian on the Roots of the Uprising Against Soviet-Backed Rule
Seventy years ago, mass protests in Budapest grew into an armed uprising that the Soviet army crushed on November 4. Meduza has published historian Alexey Uvarov's explanation of the background to the events.
Meduza · 24 Oct, 01:55
Ohio man convicted of murder for killing deputy after police shot his son
An Ohio jury has found 40-year-old Rodney Hinton guilty of murder for running over a special sheriff's deputy with his car hours after watching video of his son's fatal shooting by police. He faces between 15 years and life in prison.
The Guardian World · 24 Oct, 01:54
Hungary marks 70 years since Soviet crushing of 1956 uprising
Hungary honoured the victims of the 1956 uprising against Soviet rule in Budapest. Prime Minister Péter Magyar and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen took part, as Hungary seeks the release of frozen EU funds.
Euronews · 24 Oct, 01:54
Kenya announces second Ebola death, says no evidence of community spread
Kenyan authorities have reported a second death linked to the Ebola outbreak but say there is no evidence of the virus spreading within communities. The outbreak has so far reached four African countries.
Al Jazeera · 24 Oct, 01:54
Trump administration drops some Canada tariffs important to Maine
The White House on Friday cut some US tariffs on Canadian goods, including several agricultural products and equipment. Senator Susan Collins, who faces a tight re-election race in Maine, announced the changes.
The Guardian World · 24 Oct, 00:56
France to deploy about 70,000 security personnel for Saturday protests
The French government will mobilise around 70,000 security personnel nationwide on Saturday ahead of fresh demonstrations. Restrictions apply in Lyon and Marseille, while leading museums in Paris, including the Louvre, will close.
NRA · 24 Oct, 00:56
Serbia Holds Early Election on October 25 as Vučić Seeks to Become Prime Minister
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić dissolved parliament and called an early election for October 25, 2026, to hold on to power as his presidential term nears its end. His main rival is the student movement Student List, which grew out of the mass protests of 2024.
Meduza · 24 Oct, 00:55
Trump says US may launch "another little Epic Fury" attack on Iran
US President Donald Trump said on Friday that Washington may carry out a new military operation against Iran. The war is nearing its eight-month mark, and rising fuel prices are weighing on the upcoming US midterm elections.
France 24 · 24 Oct, 00:55
Argentina drops criminal investigation into President Milei over crypto scandal
An Argentine federal judge has dismissed the criminal case against President Javier Milei and his sister Karina Milei over the collapse of the $Libra cryptocurrency, at prosecutors' request. The judge found no criminally relevant deception had been proven.
BBC World · 24 Oct, 00:54
Trump muses about 200% tariffs on Ukraine and Russia
US President Donald Trump has spoken about the possibility of 200% tariffs on Ukraine and Russia. He said such an approach had helped end five wars.
Ukrainska Pravda · 24 Oct, 00:54
Masked gunmen kill seven in attack on church in Jordan
Two masked gunmen opened fire at a church in the Jordanian city of Karak. At least seven people were killed and 34 wounded.
Al Jazeera · 24 Oct, 00:53
Ukraine frees 270 captives as White House announces ceasefire for occupied Oleshky
Ukraine brought home 270 captives, including American teacher Stephen Hubbard. The White House has announced a ceasefire for occupied Oleshky, where residents face starvation.
Euromaidan Press · 24 Oct, 00:53
Former Ukrainian prisoners say freed US citizen was tortured in Russian jail
Two former Ukrainian prisoners say guards beat and humiliated US citizen Stephen Hubbard while they were held alongside him in Russian prisons. Their accounts match statements by Hubbard's family that he was tortured.
BBC World · 23 Oct, 23:55
Two Belgian Tourists Detained in Polish Border Zone After Entering Restricted Area Near Russia
Polish border guards at the Branjevo post detained two Belgian tourists who illegally entered a restricted border strip on the Poland–Russia border. Each received a fine of 500 zloty.
Latvijas Avīze · 23 Oct, 23:54
European leaders weigh Ukraine support against ties with the US and their own security
European leaders are working out how best to support Ukraine. They must factor in strained relations with the Trump administration in the United States and Europe's own security needs.
NPR World · 23 Oct, 23:54
Indiana police officer arrested over use of Flock cameras to track wife
Justin Craig, an officer with the Georgetown police department in Indiana, has been charged with official misconduct and fraud for allegedly running hundreds of unjustified Flock license-plate searches. The case adds to concerns about misuse of the privacy-sensitive technology.
The Guardian World · 23 Oct, 23:54
Reporters Trace Russian Drone Modem to Chinese Maker, Receive Invoice
Journalists who traced a modem from a Russian drone to its Chinese manufacturer, posing as a Russian military supplier, received a $2.87 million invoice. Euromaidan Press reports the company raised no objection to military use.
Euromaidan Press · 23 Oct, 23:53