Just when it seemed like one man would rule Hungary until the heat death of the universe, the country's president went ahead and signed a constitutional amendment.
Just when you thought global shipping couldn't get any more chaotic, a Russian missile decided to target a boat flying a flag from the other side of the planet.
Just another Friday afternoon for Russia's military: dropping massive guided bombs on civilian neighborhoods because actually fighting an army seems too hard.
Apparently, someone decided that just hitting one oil depot is boring, so they went for a full combo meal: ships, tugboats, terminals, and a whole giant refinery deep in Russia.
Ukrainians have found a new favorite pastime: protesting in the streets for the second day straight to keep Mykhailo Fedorov in his cabinet chair.
It looks like some folks in Washington finally remembered they have a pen and a checklist of things they can ban. Lindsey Graham's massive new sanctions bill is apparently cruising through the Senate with enough votes to pass.
Just when we thought we got used to the old faces, the government reboot is in full swing. Meet the temporary heads of the two most critical ministries.
Sending missile-carrying heavy bombers 800 kilometers away from the front line used to feel safe for Russian pilots, but the SBU just delivered a very loud wake-up call to the Engels airbase.
While everyone was looking elsewhere, the newly minted Unmanned Systems Forces decided to play with fire and took out some highly sensitive infrastructure.
The government finally approved a payout mechanism for those who survived the worst kind of Russian atrocities, and international donors are footing the bill.
We spent years begging the previous US administration for licenses to manufacture American military tech, only to get radio silence. But after a quick chat at the G7, things are suddenly looking very different.
The new government had its first official meetup, and shocker: they promised to work very hard, be super efficient, and somehow get us through the upcoming winter.