Ukrainian emergency crews were battling to restore power to northern parts of the country as Russian forces continued to attack crucial infrastructure with drone and rocket attacks, while Ukraine's strategic Pokrovsk region remained under pressure.
Internet and telecommunication services have resumed in Afghanistan after a two-day outage that wreaked havoc in the country. Afghans described the experience as “unreal” and “frightening.”
Ukrainian researchers have been digging in a Polish forest, looking for the remains of 18 fighters from a 1947 battle. The exhumation effort is part of a delicate Polish-Ukrainian agreement that seeks to recover victims of wartime massacres, which still weigh on relations between the two neighbors.
Russia pounds Ukraine's railway infrastructure with "massive" air attack, as European leaders and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy gather in Denmark for a summit on security and defense.
The EU is considering a Czech initiative to restrict Russian diplomats’ movements across the bloc. Supporters say it would curb diplomatic skullduggery; skeptics warn it’s largely symbolic, hard to enforce, and could trigger Russian retaliation.
Iran has approved harsher penalties for espionage and collaboration with Israel and the United States, just days after UN experts warned of a dramatic surge in executions. Experts say the move aims to instill fear in the public and deter unrest.
Authorities in Serbia have said they are questioning 11 people suspected of involvement in a series of hate acts against Muslim and Jewish sites in France, which included placing pigs’ heads outside mosques and daubing synagogues in green paint.
Russian overnight missile strikes on Ukraine's second-largest city, Kharkiv, injured at least eight people and damaged civilian infrastructure as severe flooding hit Odesa, killing an entire family trapped in a ground-floor apartment.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on October 1 accused Russia of trying to create the risk of nuclear incidents after a drone attack that cut off power to the decommissioned Chernobyl nuclear power station for three hours.
Russian drones hit apartments, offices, and other civilian sites in Dnipro in the latest in a growing number of strikes conducted in the daytime.
In response to recent sightings of drones that disrupted air traffic in Copenhagen and in the Danish city of Aalberg, Denmark is bringing together European leaders in the capital on October 1-2 for two summits on security and defense.
Polish authorities have detained a Ukrainian man suspected of involvement in the 2022 explosions that damaged the Nord Stream gas pipelines running under the Baltic Sea from Russia to Germany, prosecutors in Warsaw said on September 30.
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