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• October 27, 2025

  Thousands Protest In Georgia One Year After Controversial Elections

  Opponents of Georgia's ruling party protested in Tbilisi on October 26, marking one year since elections that international monitors said were seriously flawed. The Georgian Dream party's decision to halt EU accession talks soon after the election set off a movement of nightly protests.

• October 26, 2025

  'I Thought We Were Doomed': Survivors Describe Russian Attacks On Kyiv Apartments

  Russian air strikes hit Ukrainian cities overnight on October 26, continuing a week of deadly attacks on civilian sites across the country. In Kyiv, drones hit two apartment buildings, killing at least three people and wounding more than 30 others, including seven children.

• October 25, 2025

  Dead Buried In Yards As Kostyantynivka Endures Daily Shelling

  With Russian forces on the outskirts of Kostyantynivka, residents of the eastern Ukrainian city endure daily shelling and often bury their dead in apartment court yards and gardens. RFE/RL’s Serhiy Horbatenko reports from the frontline city after one family’s home suffers a direct hit.

• October 25, 2025

  Young Transplant Patients Celebrate Survival In War-Ravaged Ukraine

  Children, parents, and doctors met in Kyiv for an event called the Breakfast of Gratitude: a chance to celebrate young patients' recovery from organ transplants. For some, survival has meant enduring not just surgery, but also attacks like last year's assault on the Okhmatdyt children's hospital.

• October 24, 2025

  Ukrainian Drone Slams Into Moscow Suburb Apartment

  The moment that a Ukrainian drone slammed into an apartment block in a Moscow suburb was captured by a surveillance camera.

• October 23, 2025

  Rival Parties Rally In Budapest On Anniversary Of Hungary’s 1956 Uprising

  Tens of thousands of people marched in Budapest on October 23, the anniversary of a 1956 revolt against Soviet authority that was violently crushed. Prime Minister Victor Orban led what he called a “Peace March,” while his main challenger, Peter Magyar, led a mass opposition demonstration.

• October 23, 2025

  Will US Sanctions On Russian Oil Slow The Kremlin's War On Ukraine?

  Russian oil has been a prime cash source for the Kremlin's war in Ukraine. So will the newly announced US sanctions against Russian energy giants LUKoil and Rosneft have an effect on Vladimir Putin's war chest? US President Donald Trump says both companies' US assets will be frozen.

• October 22, 2025

  Firefighters Rescue Kindergarteners In Kharkiv Drone Strike

  Russian drone and missile strikes on Ukraine killed at least seven people on October 22, including two children, as President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called for increased pressure on the Kremlin. A kindergarten in Kharkiv was hit, causing a fire and the rescue of 48 children.

• October 21, 2025

  Why Putin Wants Control Of Ukraine's Donbas Region

  Since Russia's full-scale invasion, Moscow has focused on seizing Ukraine's Donbas region, which includes the Donetsk and Luhansk territories. Russian leader Vladimir Putin reportedly told US President Donald Trump that Ukraine must abandon the Donetsk region as a "condition for ending the war."

• October 19, 2025

  Kyrgyz Migrants Flock To Serbia Amid Harsh Treatment In Russia

  Serbia has become a magnet for migrant workers from Kyrgyzstan. Serbia allows for visa-free travel for Kyrgyz citizens, and is increasingly seen as a safer alternative to Russia following Moscow's crack down on Central Asian migrants. But some migrants claim to have been victims of fraud in Serbia.

• October 17, 2025

  Zelenskyy Pushes For Tomahawk Missiles As Trump Makes No Promises

  US President Donald Trump welcomed Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the White House on October 17. Zelenskyy suggested swapping Ukrainian drone technology in return for its long-range Tomahawk missiles, but Trump did not make any concrete offers to provide the military aid Ukraine is seeking.

• October 17, 2025

  Afghanistan-Pakistan Border Closure Disrupts Trade, Hikes Food Prices

  The ongoing closure of the Afghanistan-Pakistan border has left hundreds of trucks stranded on both sides, severely affecting cross-border trade. As a result, fruit and vegetable prices have surged in Pakistan, with dealers reporting sharp increases due to halted supplies from Afghanistan.

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