UN General Assembly tackles global crises
World leaders gather in New York to address Ukraine, Middle East conflicts, and artificial intelligence.
News for readers in Ukraine, in one-minute summaries with a link to the original reporting.
World leaders gather in New York to address Ukraine, Middle East conflicts, and artificial intelligence.
In a first-ever clash of naval drones, Ukraine's Sargan-3000 destroys a Russian Orcan explosive vessel in the Black Sea.
Both nations are rapidly developing autonomous drones that can select and attack targets without human input, raising serious ethical and military concerns.
The president warns of annihilation while signaling negotiations could follow November elections.
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Ukraine's new veterans minister faces an impossible task: supporting over 1 million wounded soldiers while the war continues and money runs out.
Ukraine claims its Sargan-3000 destroyed a Russian naval drone using machine gun fire instead of explosives, marking an unprecedented clash at sea.
Over 1,000 drones targeted Russia during parliamentary elections, with hundreds hitting the capital in what officials called the largest attack yet.
Ukrainian forces have liberated over 77 square miles near Lyman, thwarting Russia's plan to surround key defensive positions in eastern Ukraine.
Poland's prime minister raises alarm about potential Russian attacks on NATO countries supporting Ukraine.
Geopolitical conflicts in Ukraine and Iran are driving fuel costs sharply higher across America, with some states facing record increases.
French President Macron warns of escalating Russian sabotage, cyberattacks, and drone strikes targeting European infrastructure and NATO resolve.
As FPV drones terrorize Zaporizhzhia, civilians are buying semiautomatic shotguns to defend themselves from the sky.
The British PM will attend the UN general assembly in New York next week, where he's expected to meet Donald Trump for the first time in person.
The Holy See's Secretary of State calls for global cooperation on artificial intelligence regulation and reflects on Ukraine diplomacy.
The PM faces a diplomatic minefield with disputes over Ukraine, Iran, the Falklands, and tech regulation on the table.
US officials say a Russian intelligence network tried to hire people to surveil and kill Ukraine-aligned targets.
Ukraine says one of its uncrewed boats gunned down a Russian drone boat in the Black Sea, a first for naval warfare.
A UK forces member was killed in a crash in Ukraine, and the MoD says hostile action was not to blame.
Trump claims Kyiv and Moscow agreed to spare each other's energy sites, days after US diesel blew past $6 a gallon.
A Russian drone struck a passenger train near the Polish border just after a convoy of Western VIPs rolled through, and Europe's answer was to send more.
Foreign Policy's editor in chief went to Kyiv and came back worried about a weapon nobody knows how to stop.
U.S. diesel just broke $6 a gallon, and the president says Ukraine's strikes on Russian fuel plants are part of the problem.
Diesel hit a record $6.23 a gallon, and Trump says both Kyiv and Moscow have agreed to leave energy targets alone.