Maya Sandu: Russian aggression poses a threat to Moldova's security
The republic's leader noted that five Russian UAVs violated the country's airspace on the morning of 3 October.
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TikTok back online in the US
According to the latest media reports, TikTok has resumed functioning in the US. This became possible after Donald Trump stated his intention to sign an executive order postponing the obligation to sell the app.
Mercedes boss calls for scrapping sanctions on Chinese electric cars
Mercedes-Benz chief executive Ola Källenius has called on European Union leaders to drop punitive tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles.
Musk outraged by TikTok ban
Elon Musk expressed dissatisfaction with the decision to block TikTok in the US, noting that the ban on using the social network contradicts free speech principles. However, he emphasised that the issue remains controversial.
Donald Trump to lift TikTok ban tomorrow
Donald Trump intends to lift the ban on TikTok operating in the United States tomorrow.
Trump proposes handing over 1/5 of Ukraine to Russia
Russia will retain control over 20% of Ukraine's territory under a proposed ceasefire agreement that may be put forward by Donald Trump's team, The New York Times reports.
Explosion heard at radio station in Kyiv
In Kyiv, an incident occurred during a live broadcast on the "Army FM" radio station, involving the detonation of an explosive device in the hands of a radio presenter. The woman, born in 1999, sustained shrapnel injuries and was immediately hospitalised.
Nearly half of sanctioned vessels had been transporting oil
Around 40% of vessels subject to US sanctions had previously been engaged in transporting Russian oil to India, according to data from industry research firms Lloyds List Intelligence and Kpler.
Intelligence has not proven Russia's involvement in cable damage
US and European intelligence services have found no evidence linking Russia to the damage of cables on the seabed of the Baltic Sea, The Washington Post reports.
Canada to provide financial aid to Palestinian refugees
Canada has announced its intention to provide financial assistance to Palestinian refugees from the Gaza Strip. Adults will receive $3,000 each, while children will receive $1,500 each.
Tragedy at military equipment display in Czech Republic
A tragedy occurred in the Czech Republic during a display of historical military equipment: an armoured personnel carrier overturned, killing two people.
Illegal casino shut down in Dnipro
The operations of an illegal online casino with an annual turnover of over 2 billion hryvnias have been suspended in Dnipro.
Zelensky strips Boyko and Shufrych of state awards
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has introduced new sanctions against a number of the country's citizens. He also deprived pro-Russian politicians Yury Boyko and Nestor Shufrych of their state awards.