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The Economist Says Trump’s Peace Plan Is Dangerous for Ukraine, Europe and the U.S.
The Economist calls Trump’s proposed 28-point plan dangerous, warning its terms could weaken Ukraine’s security, unsettle Europe and damage the U.S.
Ukraine’s Starshield Access Remains Crippled, With No One Accepting Responsibility
Ukrainian officials say speed restrictions remain, despite Trump’s claim they were lifted, as Washington officials and SpaceX dispute responsibility for the disruption.
Russia and Ukraine Exchange 270 Prisoners of War Each
The swap returned 270 people to each side, including nine Ukrainian civilians and five Ukrainians previously believed killed in Olenivka.
Polish Defence Ministry Denies Halting Military Aid to Ukraine Over UPA Dispute
Poland rejected reports it suspended a major military aid package after Lviv declared 2027 the Year of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army
Russia Bombards Ukraine Hours After Trump Says It Is ‘Closest’ to Peace
Russian missiles and drones struck Kyiv hours after Trump voiced optimism about ending the war, killing one person and injuring 22 others.
Gulf Oil Flows Top 24 Million Barrels a Day as Iran Warns of Wartime Conditions
Regional oil flows exceeded prewar levels, while Iran’s foreign minister said the country remains in a “truly wartime” situation amid tensions.
Michael Sheen Says He Has Given Away ‘Pretty Much All’ His Money
The Welsh actor says he never cared much about wealth and has given away most of his earnings, while prioritizing his family’s security.
First Trailer for Tangles Sets January 22, 2027, Theatrical Release
The animated adaptation of Sarah Leavitt’s memoir follows an artist caring for her mother as Alzheimer’s changes her personality and family life.
Hilary Duff’s Holiday Things EP Arrives October 23
Hilary Duff is set to release Holiday Things, a new EP, on October 23, bringing fresh music for the holiday season.
Ghalibaf Rejects Changes to Iran’s Demands in Talks With Pakistan Army Chief
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf told Asim Munir Tehran’s position remains unchanged: Washington must meet Iran’s seven conditions to rebuild trust.
Clashes Erupt at Cost-of-Living Protests in Italy
Protests over high prices and low wages turned violent in several Italian cities, leaving police officers and demonstrators injured and prompting arrests.
France Imposes Overnight Curfews After Calm Night Follows Days of Riots
After widespread unrest, authorities authorized local curfews in Paris, Nice, Lyon and northern cities, restricting movement and gatherings overnight.
Jalen Hurts Reportedly Out for Season After Blood Clots Found in Lungs
Multiple blood clots were reportedly discovered in the Eagles quarterback’s lungs; Philadelphia had earlier placed him on injured reserve after a calf clot.
ICE Agents Accused of Breaking U.S. Citizen’s Arm During Long Beach Arrest
Video shows masked ICE agents restraining a man in Long Beach; advocates identify him as a U.S. citizen who suffered a broken arm
Macron Rejects Interior Minister’s Resignation After Riots and Looting
Emmanuel Macron rejected Laurent Nuñez’s resignation and ordered a review of policing failures after widespread looting and unrest across France.
Former Ukrainian President Yushchenko Writes Open Letter to Trump
Viktor Yushchenko urged Donald Trump to reconsider Russian fuel trade, warning its proceeds support Moscow’s war and calling for Ukraine’s sovereignty.
Israeli Settlers Burn Olive Trees, Injure Journalist in West Bank Attack
About 80 masked settlers attacked olive pickers in Abu Falah, burning trees and injuring two people, including Washington Post photographer Heidi Levine.
Trump Denies Limiting Ukraine’s Access to Starlink Network
Donald Trump denied ordering restrictions on Ukraine’s Starshield service, as Kyiv said drone-speed limits disrupted military communications during Russian attacks.
Tunisians Stage Biggest Protest in Years Against President Saied
Thousands marched in Tunis, accusing President Kais Saied of undermining democracy and mishandling the economy as shortages and service disruptions deepen.
Costa Rica’s President Says U.S. Agencies Already Operate on Its Soil
President Laura Fernández says existing security arrangements allow U.S. agencies to operate in Costa Rica, though the scope and personnel remain undisclosed.
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