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Russian aerial bombs hit a school in Komyshuvakha where humanitarian aid was being distributed. Five people are in the hospital, and the search is ongoing.
Twenty-four people were killed and others injured after a Russian strike on a school in Komyshuvakha. The search is being hampered by the threat of another attack.
Russia struck a school and a shelter in Komyshuvakha where humanitarian aid was being distributed. Eighteen people were killed, and five others were injured.
French pupils and students will resume blocking educational institutions from November 2. They consider the government measures insufficient.
European countries have been swept by a wave of protests over the rising cost of living, the housing crisis, and a lack of funding for public services. Trade unions have announced new strikes.
Two helicopters collided in Oregon, killing three people. The highway was closed due to falling debris, and the crash is being investigated by the NTSB and FAA.
The occupation authorities are introducing textbooks for grades 5–7 featuring a Russian interpretation of the past. The CNS says that this is how the Russians justify their aggression and occupation.
Parliament allowed students at a two-year upper-secondary school to complete their studies at their own institution even after its reorganization. The law will remain in effect until the end of the 2027/2028 academic year.
Estonia plans to build around 150 bunkers in Ida-Viru County on the border with Russia. Schools will expand training in defense and drone operation.
Five girls and three boys aged 7–16 have been returned to territory controlled by Ukraine. Since the beginning of 2026, 243 children have been rescued.
As a result of Russia’s overnight attack on Kyiv, the buildings and dormitories of the State University of Trade and Economics were damaged, and several people were injured. There were no fatalities among students or staff.
Saldo and two other individuals have been served notices of suspicion for taking three children from Kherson to Crimea without their parents’ consent. All the children have been returned to Ukraine.
Nearly 60% of Poland’s residents do not know the location of the nearest shelter. Only 15.7% of respondents can name its exact location.
The State Emergency Service stated that Resolution No. 1288 does not introduce new requirements for shelters. It also regulates mobile shelters and their embedding.
Heavy rains have caused massive flooding in Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah. Hundreds of households have been evacuated, and there is damage to infrastructure.
Members of the public will be allowed into school shelters only by decision of the local authorities and under separate safety rules. In kindergartens shelters are intended for participants in the educational process.
The parliamentary committee reviewed 5,236 amendments and recommended adopting the 2027 budget at the first reading. Consideration in parliament is expected on October 28.
Harry wants to improve relations with King Charles and Prince William. He called for letting go of the past and ending family conflicts.
Kylie Kennedy died on September 21 at her home in Massachusetts. The cause and circumstances of her death have not been disclosed.
Protests in France, Spain, Italy and Albania have been driven by prices and problems with housing, education and public services. Some demonstrations have escalated into riots.
Ukrainian higher education institutions admitted more than 237,000 bachelor's students, 16% more than last year. The number of applications for all levels of education exceeded 1.3 million.
A Kenyan court found Paul Mackenzie and around 30 accomplices guilty of the deaths of 190 children and an adult. More than 400 bodies were found in the Shakahola forest.
A black bear wandered into a California library and ate the staff’s supplies, including honey. The animal inspected the shelves and left on its own.
Among those rescued were children who had been intimidated, subjected to propaganda, and given military training. Since the beginning of the year, 230 children have been evacuated.
In Bistrița, a schoolboy injured a mathematics teacher and a student who tried to help her. The attacker was detained, and both injured people were hospitalized; their condition is assessed as stable.
The Russian attack damaged more than 10 energy facilities, residential buildings, a school, a clinic and the metro. 550,000 families were left without electricity.
In a Ternopil park, a man, apparently intoxicated, shot at a minor passerby. The victim was hospitalized, and the shooter was detained.
Students protested against problems in schools, military spending, and restrictions on immigrants. About ten police officers were injured in clashes.
Ukrainian children abroad will be able to receive a school-leaving certificate through recognition of their foreign education and a Ukrainian studies component. The program can be completed in person or remotely.
Up to 96% of schools are prepared for prolonged power outages. More than 60% have autonomous heating, water, and power for up to 8 hours.