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Zelenskyy rejected US claims that the war in Ukraine has reached a stalemate, accusing Washington of discussing economic deals with Russia while declaring diplomacy stalled. He demanded an end to trade financing Russia’s invasion, tougher sanctions and expanded Starlink access for Ukraine.
Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth wants the public to watch an execution by firing squad. US courts have rejected broadcasts of executions and UN bodies consider public executions a human rights violation. Hegseth faces separate scrutiny over military conduct.
After funds tied to Trump Jr. and Eric Trump invested in companies, those companies received $3.2bn in federal awards and $3.1bn in future contract options, including Pentagon loans and defence contracts. Lawmakers warn “the potential for corruption is obvious.”
Jared Kushner is negotiating Gaza and Ukraine while discussing Russian energy deals, as his business partners pursue Lukoil assets and his firm profits from an Israeli financial group invested in military suppliers, prompting congressional conflict-of-interest investigations.
Thomas Giuffra reports that Jane Doe has been threatened since she sued seven fraternity members for gang raping her Donald Trump has said he feels badly for the men, and a man with a record of attacking Epstein's accusers tried to publish her name.
Kimberly Guilfoyle asked donor Eric Deters to pay her $100,000 Amex bill on 3 July 2025, six days before her Senate hearing, while lobbying the IRS chief for him. Her lawyer disputes the messages. Congress is already examining her Balkan gas push and a suspicious Bucharest dinner.
Lycée students marched across France on 6 October to demand teachers, repairs and smaller classes. Old riot footage was recycled as proof of "migrant" violence, a woman was burned in Marseille, a trainee police lieutenant was beaten in Paris and police injuries to children are under investigation.
Russia has told the WHO there is no plague case and blamed a "typical" viral infection for a Siberian plague lab technician's death. The WHO is checking reports of a second sick worker, and Trump says he will call Putin.
Congo’s Ebola outbreak has killed more than 4,100 people and spread into Kenya. Despite falling weekly cases, more than 70% of new infections are among people never identified as contacts, while conflict continues disrupting the response.
At least three sailors were killed in Russian attacks on four merchant ships in the Black Sea over two days. Two vessels sank, another sailor was killed in a drone strike, and the crew of a ship sunk inside Bulgaria’s economic zone remains missing.
August Hanning ran Germany's foreign intelligence service for seven years. Federal prosecutors say he spent more than a decade after leaving it buying the agency's classified papers from his former office chief and using them for foreign spy services.
Simon Andriesz found the 2018 Lutnick-Epstein emails by searching for three initials. His family says he took his own life in Thailand on 23 September. MPs want the UK regulator's treatment of him examined.
A Siberian plague lab technician is dead, more than 60 colleagues are locked inside and Russia says it was pneumonia. The US says Russia runs a bioweapons programme, Trump offers help, a former congressman wants flights to Russia stopped and the EU is watching closely.
Ukraine is building its own satellite system and has been testing it with a European partner since August, Zelensky said. Russia has threatened a "full-scale space war".
The masked men behind Kamloops' "Got bones?" banner belong to a federally registered white nationalist group that trains with US fascist fight clubs and pushes the "remigration" agenda Donald Trump has embraced. Its founder, flagged by Canada's terror watchdog, tells followers to "arm up now".
