OSCE
The OSCE (Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe) is an international organization that addresses security, human rights and democratic standards across Europe and parts of Asia. Its participating states include most European countries, the Central Asian states, Canada and the United States. Headquartered in Vienna, it conducts election observation, monitors conflicts and facilitates dialogue among its members.
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EU Parliament calls for broader sanctions over deportation of Ukrainian children
EU officials said Russia has deported more than 20,500 Ukrainian children from occupied territories and called the deportations and destruction of children's national identity a crime against humanity. The European Parliament backed expanded sanctions on Russian, Belarusian and North Korean officials and structures, while figures for children returned to Ukraine vary between 2,719 and 2,790.
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Ukraine says Russia plans international propaganda telebridge over Oleshky
Ukraine’s intelligence directorate says Russia is preparing an international propaganda “telebridge” to conceal war crimes in occupied Oleshky, discredit Ukraine’s Defense Forces and weaken foreign support. The Zoom event is planned for October 22, with representatives of 80 countries and international organizations reportedly targeted.
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Ukraine's EU deputy PM says relations with Hungary have 'turned the page' after Zelensky-Magyar meeting
In his first interview in Brussels after the EU summit, Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration Vsevolod Chentsov said Ukraine and Hungary have "turned the page" in their relationship, ending a period when Hungary created obstacles on Ukraine's path to the EU. He spoke after President Volodymyr Zelensky met Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar on October 16 and after Chentsov and Andriy Sybiha held a separate meeting with Anita Orbán, with both sides framing the encounter as the start of a bilateral reset.