Mass protests in the Albanian capital escalated into clashes with security forces. According to tax authorities, business damage reaches €2.15 million.
Russian drones hit a residential area in Sumy Oblast, causing fires. Rescue workers evacuated three residents, one person was injured.
The Halytskyi District Court of Lviv fined the driver for importing a large batch of goods without declaration and confiscated the goods in favour of the state.
The Cabinet of Ministers approved new parking rules for parents with young children. Drivers were reminded that the "N" sticker applies only to training vehicles, not to novice drivers.
People's Deputy Yaroslav Zheleznyak announced that the president will submit bills for another 90-day extension of restrictive measures, with voting scheduled for 26 October.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has again rejected the idea of easing the isolation of the far-right, warning CDU members that voting for the AfD is impossible.
On 21 October, a fighter from Novoselytsia serving in a reconnaissance company of military unit A2582 was killed near Novooleksandrivka.
Denis Maslov announced the start of the competition for the Minister of Justice Cup, which will run until spring 2027 and bring together teams from various regions.
Fellow party members of MP Oleksandr Honcharenko categorically rejected his proposal to abandon the NATO course and make linguistic concessions, calling it capitulation.
Former German Chancellor has taken a position at the company managing hypermarkets in Russia, where he will be responsible for the strategic development of the business.
People's Deputy Oleksiy Honcharenko has published a "peace package" plan online, which envisages Ukraine's neutral status and a change in approach to language legislation.
US President Donald Trump, in a conversation with Time journalists, justified his position on Tehran, stating that only the elimination of Iran would allow global conflicts to be avoided.
Lee Jae-myung accused Kyiv of spreading threats of war on the peninsula instead of acknowledging the breach of the non-disclosure agreement regarding the transfer of North Korean servicemen.
Marta Kos emphasised that membership is based on the principle of merit, making the deadline proposed by Volodymyr Zelensky unrealistic.
Ukraine and Hungary have agreed on a mechanism to exit the diplomatic crisis: Kyiv adopts amendments to education legislation, while Budapest opens EU accession negotiations.
Latvian Defence Minister Raimonds Vējonis explained that Moscow uses nuclear rhetoric to pressure the West, while the real danger lies in hybrid actions.
Berlin plans to allocate federal funds to upgrade the infrastructure of the country's largest seaport to ensure the transport of Alliance military equipment.
The US is transferring additional military resources to the region, including the USS Theodore Roosevelt, after Iran rejected a ceasefire proposal.
US President Donald Trump discussed with administration leadership the possibility of resuming airstrikes on Iran immediately after the midterm elections conclude.
Ukrainian President held consultations with European Union diplomats, defining cooperation priorities and announcing new coordination formats.
Russian leader claims Moscow is ready to cooperate with Europe without demands, but believes the EU will collapse on its own.
European Commissioner Andrius Kubilius warned that a Russian bombing of production facilities in the EU would serve as grounds for the Alliance's collective defence.
Ewa Zając-Chernik proposed halting the issuance of Polish passports to Ukrainians and revoking already issued documents to prevent their political influence.
Finland's Migration Service plans to close additional reception centres due to a decline in asylum seekers and legislative changes.
German political scientist warns that in two and a half years, the Alternative for Germany could enter a coalition, so Ukraine needs to develop alternative scenarios and establish dialogue with this force now.
The Latvian Saeima has adopted a law banning Russian-language materials in public media from 1 January 2027, allowing them only under exceptional circumstances.
Leader of the so-called "DNR" Denis Pushilin stated that water supply difficulties persist and instructed the use of mobile reservoirs instead of the impossible rapid repair of infrastructure.
Warsaw is reviewing air defence rules, allowing pilots to rely on radar data and information from Kyiv instead of visual confirmation.