Fire destroyed the bell tower of the historic 1883 city hall in Limoges. Meanwhile, in Paris, road destruction, stones thrown at police cars, and slashed tyres are being recorded.
In Belgium, protesters clashed with law enforcement: in the capital, cars were overturned and rubbish set on fire, while in Liege, police surrounded a group of over 30 demonstrators.
Ukraine's Chargé d'Affaires in Washington, Denys Senyk, stated that Kyiv has yet to receive a response from the Pentagon and SpaceX regarding the satellite system's operating mode.
Navy spokesperson Dmytro Pletenchuk warned that attacks on ports and vessels are a pressure tool that threatens global food security and deepens migration problems.
Meteorologists forecast a damp autumn weather with precipitation over most of Ukraine. Dense fog is expected overnight and in the morning in Vinnytsia, Kirovohrad, Cherkasy and Kyiv regions.
European Union leaders have tasked the Commission with finding funding sources worth €70bn, required to cover Ukraine's budget deficit next year.
Ukrainian presidential adviser Serhiy Beskrestnov warned that the Russian satellite system 'Rassvet' will provide the enemy with a permanent communication channel for controlling unmanned aerial vehicles.
Ukrainian President stated that European countries have already begun creating an alternative to the American satellite network following US restrictions.
The Czech Statistical Office (ČSÚ) published the results of its birth monitoring for 2025. According to official data, 7,249 newborns with foreign citizenship were born on the territory of the Czech Republic during the reporting period. The vast majority of them, specifically 4,211 children, are Ukrainian citizens. This means that 58% of all foreign newborns in the country hold Ukrainian citizenship.
On a national scale, the share of children with foreign citizenship accounts for 9.3% of the total number of newborns. In other words, approximately every eleventh child born in the country has foreign status. In Prague, this indicator is even higher: 23% of newborns hold foreign citizenship, which corresponds to nearly every fourth child in the capital.
Meanwhile, the overall birth rate in the Czech Republic continues to decline. By the end of 2025, approximately 77,600 children were born in the country.
The statistics take into account the child's citizenship, not the nationality of their parents. It is important to understand that being born on the territory of the Czech Republic does not entail the automatic granting of Czech citizenship to the newborn.
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