The Latest Breaking News from Ukraine

Matthew Vandyke, 6 Ukrainians allowed to travel abroad for a month by NIA court

A special NIA court in Delhi has allowed US national Matthew Aaron Vandyke and six Ukrainian nationals to travel to the US and Ukraine for one month to meet their families. The court also ordered the release of their passports and directed them to return to India after a month…

The Economic Times · Sep 25

Europe uses subsidies, taxes and policy pauses to offset pain of high fuel prices

Governments across Europe are using subsidies, taxes, and policy changes to help their economies, companies and aggrieved citizens weather an energy crisis caused by wars in Ukraine and the Middle East

The Independent UK · Sep 25

How Trump's diplomatic week exposed the limits of his power

US President Donald Trump sought to project diplomatic strength through his UN address and summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping, but the week produced limited breakthroughs. The Iran war, strained ties with allies, Ukraine and the US-China relationship continue to challenge his foreign policy agenda, according to Reuters and analysts.

The Economic Times · Sep 25

NATO on High Alert as Danish Intel Claims Russia Could Hit Neighbouring Nations 'Soon'

Denmark's intelligence service says Russia could target a neighbouring NATO country in the coming months, but stresses that a full-scale invasion remains highly unlikely and no attack is imminent.

International Business Times UK · Sep 24

Russia could attack a Nato country within months, Danish intelligence says

Warning comes hours after Poland says fire at Starlink satellite station was ‘act of sabotage’

The Guardian - UK · Sep 24

Ukrainians in UK fear homelessness over host scheme funding cuts

Monthly ‘thank you’ payments for people hosting refugees to be cut from £350 to £100 from next year

The Guardian - UK · Sep 24

UN chief says world’s biggest problem is the changing way power is used – Donald Trump’s speech confirms his diagnosis

UN secretary-general, António Guterres, used his final address to the general assembly to recast the world’s crises as a single problem. War, inequality, the climate emergency and artificial intelligence, he argued, are not separate crises but chapters of the same story. That story, as he told it, is the story…

The Conversation · Sep 24

The medieval world had its own ‘deepfakes’ – church officials cited a fake imperial decree for centuries

With deepfakes on the rise, forgery and deception are often viewed as distinctly modern problems – a new era of misinformation made possible by artificial intelligence. One of the first alarming cases occurred at the start of the war in Ukraine when a doctored video appeared to show President Volodymyr…

The Conversation · Sep 24

EU vows to condemn Russia at G20 summit, regardless of Putin's attendance

The United States has formally invited Vladimir Putin to attend the G20 summit in Miami. But the European Union says its approach will not change and will condemn Russia's war on Ukraine regardless.

Euronews · Sep 24

At least eight killed in wave of Russian strikes across Ukraine as attacks intensify

The increase in attacks, particularly on Kyiv, has prompted residents to consider contingency plans for the winter, if Russian strikes once again knock out the energy system.

Euronews · Sep 24