The Senate may imminently announce a permitting reform bill that would gut bedrock environmental laws to enable a massive buildout of fossil fuel infrastructure, data centers, and other projects that harm our climate. This “dirty deal” offers even greater concessions to Big Oil and Big Tech than
Recent recruitment strategies have included using neo-Nazi memes to appeal to potential hires.
The measure would’ve required the State Department to issue a report on Israeli human rights practices in the West Bank.
A Russian Geran-4 attack drone crashed into a playground in Kyiv's Obolon district on the afternoon of 30 September but failed to detonate.
Emergency power outages have been rolled out in parts of Ukraine following multiple Russian attacks on the country's energy infrastructure.
The Russians have used a special warhead designed to destroy high-voltage transmission towers on a jet-powered strike drone for the first time.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has denied the existence of political prisoners in Russia and stated that Moscow is not discussing sanctions relief with the US in exchange for their release.
Emergency power outages have been introduced in Kyiv on the orders of Ukrenergo, Ukraine's state-owned electricity transmission operator.
US Senator Chris Coons has said that the Pentagon has obligated 99.8% of the US$400 million Congress allocated for aid to Ukraine, just a day before the end of the financial year.
Yet for the EU, what matters is not the title of the law but its content. But the Ukrainian authorities are becoming increasingly adept at reporting on reforms, while at the same time trying to undermine their essence and retain leverage over appointments to key judicial governance bodies.
The European Union expects Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to take part in the European Council meeting on 15 October to discuss support and funding.
The funding will support shelter construction and upgrades, including plans for 840 mobile shelters along school routes in six frontline oblasts.