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.
Participants in the 'Yellow Vests' movement have officially announced a new wave of protest actions across the territory of France. The main date is 31 October, which falls on the day immediately following the current actions. French media report that organisers are calling on citizens to gather at rallies and sit-ins. The main locations identified are the area near the parliament building in the capital, Paris, as well as the squares in front of town halls in various regions of the country.
The initiators of the protests voiced sharp criticism towards President Emmanuel Macron and the government headed by Sébastien Lecornu. The movement's representatives characterise their actions as an "authoritarian drift". The main argument is the mass nature of the bans on holding demonstrations.
"Our freedoms are under threat," the movement's representatives emphasised, commenting on the situation. They claim that the level of public discontent in the country is constantly growing, yet the incumbent authorities demonstrate indifference to these signals. The organisers stressed that their goal is to protect the right to hold demonstrations and ensure the preservation of all civil freedoms.
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