
After Halloween in Poland, parents find needles and metal objects in children's sweets
Polish parents have reported dangerous finds in sweets collected by children on Halloween. Police have confirmed only some of the reports.

Polish parents have reported dangerous finds in sweets collected by children on Halloween. Police have confirmed only some of the reports.

Despite the approaching heating season, the cost of a cubic metre of natural gas for domestic consumers will not change. However, bills may rise due to increased consumption.

Most of the blocked funds belonging to Russian oligarchs remain in a state of legal uncertainty, and their maintenance generates significant costs for the holding countries.

German President spoke about meeting in Beijing where Chinese leader stated that war in Ukraine is a European conflict.

US President stated he would deliberately obstruct lawmakers' activities in the event of a Democratic victory in the vote.

Ukrainian President emphasised that dialogue on security guarantees is only possible after the end of the war and the provision of state protection.

During the ceasefire in Kherson region, Defence Forces evacuated civilians from dangerous settlements on the right bank.

The Odesa Regional Military Administration reported damage to private housing following a daytime attack by Russian drones.

Finland's foreign minister Elina Valtonen announced her intention to initiate EU-level restrictions on Russian athletes' access to the entire Schengen area.
The official shared her plans on her account on the social media platform X. She emphasised that she intends to take appropriate measures within the next few days. Specifically, during the October meeting of the Council for Foreign Affairs, Valtonen will address her colleagues from other EU member states with a concrete proposal to restrict the entry of athletes from Russia into all Schengen countries.
According to the minister, the European Commission has already begun working on this issue.
Elina Valtonen linked her initiative to Russia's continued conduct of its aggressive war. She noted that if hostilities continue, Russian athletes will have no place in Finland next year.
"If Russia continues its aggressive war, Russian athletes will have no business in Finland next year. I intend to facilitate the necessary measures in the coming days. At the Council for Foreign Affairs meeting in October, I will address my EU colleagues with a proposal to restrict Russian athletes' access to the entire Schengen zone. The Commission is already working on this," Valtonen stated.
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