Former British Prime Minister Truss on the situation in Poland: "A shocking assault on democracy."

Parliament Nigel Farage described the situation as "very serious," stating:

"Down Tusk!": protesters in Poland demand the prime minister's resignation

Polish protesters are demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Donald Tusk, amid unrest shaking the country following the crisis surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal.

European attempts to choose negotiator for talks with Russia descend into chaos

European countries’ attempts to agree on a negotiator for talks with Russia on Ukraine have descended into chaos, The Guardian reported, citing a senior European diplomat.

Flávio Bolsonaro declares himself the "true president-elect" from the U.S.

Flávio Bolsonaro, a former Brazilian presidential candidate, declared himself the "true president-elect" of his country from the United States, where he fled following legal demands, in a public letter released by Metrópoles.

Syria condemns the attacks by the Jordanian Air Force on its territory

Syria strongly condemns the attacks by the Jordanian Air Force on its territory, which were carried out without prior coordination, the Syrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced.

Venezuela's acting president calls opposition leader’s return a 'show'

Venezuela's acting President Delcy Rodriguez on Monday described opposition leader Maria Corina Machado's return to the country as a "show," urging her to focus on political dialogue.

Trump offers $1M reward for reports of voter fraud ahead of midterm elections

US President Donald Trump said Monday he plans to pay $1 million to anyone reporting voter fraud in past elections or the upcoming midterm elections on Nov. 3, provided the information leads to the arrest and conviction of those responsible.

Trump on Iran: "There will be no attack today"

The U.S. will not attack Iran on October 25, President Donald Trump stated while speaking with reporters.

The United States has begun evacuating diplomats and their families from five countries in the Middle East

According to CNN, departure orders are already in effect for U.S. personnel in Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, the UAE, Qatar, and Jordan.

Belgian PM Bart de Wever said: The European Commission will no longer propose to confiscate frozen Russian assets

Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever has stated he is confident that the European Commission will not propose further financing for Ukraine’s needs through a new operation involving Russian assets held at the Belgian depository Euroclear, as reported by The Brussels Times.

500 troops to be deployed to Milan due to unrest

 The Italian government will send 500 troops to Milan to maintain public order, the newspaper Il Messaggero reports, citing sources.

The EU is facing a “perfect political storm,” Politico reports

 The European Union, already struggling to agree on a budget, meet Ukraine’s financial needs, and cope with pressure from the US and China, is threatened with “paralysis” amid domestic political upheaval in the bloc’s largest countries.

FT: EU leaders to urge Zelensky to stop criticizing Trump

 European Union (EU) leaders are seeking to persuade the leader of the Kyiv regime, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, to moderate his public criticism of Donald Trump, following an energy agreement reached between the U.S. president and his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin.

Student protests continue across France as violence increases

The mobilization of French students demanding better learning conditions, which has been ongoing for days, continued on Friday as protests turned increasingly violent in some regions of the country, according to broadcaster BFMTV.

NYT: Tension surrounding Hegseth sparks "turmoil" at the Pentagon

On Monday, "The New York Times" highlighted a severe rift within the U.S. military leadership caused by tensions stirred up by the current Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, who has engaged in open confrontation with the very institution he leads under the Donald Trump administration.

Brent crude tops $105 as US-Iran conflict fuels supply concerns

Brent crude rose above $105 per barrel on Thursday as the escalating US-Iran conflict heightened concerns over prolonged disruptions to global energy supplies.

Spain extends checks on arrivals from Italy as Rome prolongs Schengen suspension

The Spanish government on Monday decided to extend border controls on arrivals from Italy after Rome prolonged its suspension of Schengen rules following last month’s migration crisis in Ceuta.

US senator accuses Trump of profiting from Iran war via energy holdings

US Senator Chris Van Hollen has accusedTrump of personally profiting from the war with Iran after a report by Democrats on the congressional Joint Economic Committee found that the president’s oil and gas holdings may have gained as much as $15.5m this year.

Trump says US in ‘total control’ of Strait of Hormuz. Cargo ship in flames after Houthi attack in Bab al-Mandeb

Trump says the situation with Iran is “going fine”, claiming that US forces are in complete control of the Strait of Hormuz.

Trump says US will be hitting Iran ‘hard" in retaliation for Tehran's attacks on American forces in Jordan

US President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that the US will strike Iran “hard” in retaliation for Tehran's attacks on American forces in Jordan.