G20 leaders to discuss climate change as India reels from floods

In the wake of devastating floods in India, leaders of the Group of 20 major economies will meet in New Delhi on Saturday and Sunday to discuss climate change.

Drone attack on Izmail port in Ukraine

Russia launched a drone attack on the port of Izmail in Ukraine's Odessa region on Monday, causing significant damage to infrastructure and setting fire to several buildings, according to regional officials.

Umerov to replace Reznikov as Ukraine's defence minister

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced on Sunday that he has decided to replace Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov with Rustem Umerov, the head of Ukraine's main privatisation fund, according to Digi24.ro.

Ukraine airs documentary on air defence against Russia

A documentary about the Ukrainian air defence's resistance against Russian airstrikes will be aired in Ukraine for the first time this evening. The film is part of a series of documentaries produced with the help of the Ukrainian military intelligence service. It will also be released on the YouTube channel of the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense on September 7.

Bookfest 2023 to be even better next year

The sixth edition of the Bookfest International Book Fair concluded in Chisinau on Sunday. The five-day event featured a wide variety of events, including author meet-and-greets, book launches, and creative workshops.

Ukrainian oligarch Igor Kolomoisky arrested on fraud charges

A court in Kyiv has ordered the arrest of Ukrainian billionaire Igor Kolomoisky on charges of fraud and money laundering, the AFP and EFE news agencies reported.

Ukraine: Russian drones attack Danube ports, damaging infrastructure

Russian forces attacked Ukrainian ports on the Danube on the night of September 3, destroying tons of grain, as reported by Ukrainskaia Pravda

Ukrainian forces make significant progress in southern Ukraine

US officials confirm that Ukrainian forces have made significant progress in their offensive against Russia's heavily fortified positions.

Georgian President faces impeachment over unapproved trips

The ruling Georgian Dream party has announced that it will begin impeachment proceedings against President Salome Zurabishvili, a pro-European leader. The move comes after Zurabishvili visited Germany and Belgium without the government's permission, according to Interpress.

Russia declares Nobel Peace Prize winner a "foreign agent"

The Russian Ministry of Justice has declared Dmitri Muratov, the Russian journalist and Nobel Peace Prize winner, a "foreign agent" for disseminating information that aims to create a "negative attitude" towards the country, according to Agerpres, citing EFE.

Ukraine targets Crimea bridge again, Russia says

Russia said it shot down three Ukrainian naval drones in the Black Sea on Friday night, claiming they were targeting the Crimea Bridge, according to AFP.

Paris becomes first European city to ban electric scooter rentals

Paris has become the first city in Europe to ban the rental of electric scooters. The scooters have been removed from the streets of the capital city following the implementation of the ban. As of today, it is no longer possible to rent these electric vehicles in the French capital. However, owners of personal scooters will still be able to use them.