Florida’s María Elvira Salazar warns Trump that advisers are ‘compromising his legacy’ and not showing ‘whole picture’ María Elvira Salazar, the Republican congresswoman who has accused the president of going too far on immigration enforcement, doubled down on her criticism of the admini

David Sacks convinced Trump against any restrictions on AI – putting the White House out of step with its own party As lawmakers from both sides of the aisle in the US have joined together calling for the regulation of powerful artificial intelligence models, one of the few vocal naysayers has bee

Luxembourg deployed additional detection systems with international support to monitor airspace following drone sightings at its main airport.

Russian forces attacked Dnipropetrovsk Oblast over 50 times with drones and artillery on 20 September, injuring five people and damaging homes in Nikopol.

Russian UAVs attack three districts in Kyiv Oblast, damaging company buildings and vehicles and causing warehouse fires in Boryspil district.

Ukraine's 3rd Army Corps air-dropped kamikaze UGVs over 10 km behind Russian lines using bomber drones to liberate two villages in Donetsk Oblast.

Former Kremlin political prisoner and Ukrainian public figure Mykola Karpiuk, 62, was killed in action on 19 September while defending Ukraine.

As the organisation meets this week, it remains the best hope for restoring order. But it relies on goodwill from the US president – and that is lacking If all goes to plan, at some stage in the coming weeks 15 diplomats will emerge from a small sound-proofed room deep in the bowels of the United

US president on Truth Social claims his new plan for the 250ft arch comes at the ‘strong request’ of the US military Donald Trump is proffering a new argument for building his triumphal arch in Washington DC: it will be converted into a “top grade military complex” replete with drone and amm

Naftogaz and Hungary’s MOL Group signed a memorandum to build fuel storage facilities near the Ukrainian-Hungarian border and diversify supply routes.

What does it take to tell the history of Ukraine to the world? For three days in Kyiv, 80 scholars, researchers, and other contributors gathered to work on that question, and to bring three years of collaborative research closer to publication.

Russia opened 17 polling stations in Transnistria despite Moldova’s protests, with more than 21,000 people reportedly voting by noon.