Moldova's Defence Ministry says a drone entered the country's airspace from Ukraine for the third time on 30 September, prompting a temporary closure of airspace in central Moldova.

A Russian attack on Kyiv Oblast on the evening of 30 September has injured a woman and damaged buildings, cars and an educational institution in five districts.

Child marriage in Gaza is surging, with 20.6% of recent marriages involving girls under 18. Amid hunger, displacement, and a collapsed legal system, girls are losing their childhoods to a "protection" that doesn't exist.

Sens. Martin Heinrich and Sheldon Whitehouse today released a top-line summary of an agreement with Sen. Shelly Moore Capito and Rep. Bruce Westerman to advance so-called “permitting reform.” The legislative package, cynically titled the “Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act of 2026,

The Lithuanian government has approved a proposal to ban performances by Belarusian and Russian artists who have worked in occupied or annexed territories of Ukraine.

Kyiv is switching back to scheduled power outages following an order from Ukrenergo, Ukraine's national energy company.

Protesters say they are “throwing sand in the gears” of the agency’s deportation and abduction machine.

Czechia’s Supreme Administrative Court has rejected a cassation appeal by a Russian state-owned company against the freezing of 61 of its properties.

Three-quarters of ICE’s own 2025 death reviews, briefly posted online, raised substandard and “inappropriate” care of ill detainees. The post ICE Deleted Reviews for Deaths in Custody That Cited Shoddy Medical Care appeared first on The Intercept .

Clinton’s ‘96 laws provided the legal foundation for mass detention, rapid deportations, and the evasion of due process.

The Ukrainian military has used a single unmanned ground vehicle to evacuate four wounded infantrymen from the front line in Zaporizhzhia Oblast.

Early reports indicate that six people have been injured in a Russian guided aerial bomb strike on the city of Sumy.