A new parliamentary interrogation in Germany

On October 2nd, the German party Alternative für Deutschland submitted a parliamentary interrogation to the government, titled “Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) as an issue of air and space surveillance.”

It is a “Kleine Anfrage” (minor parliamentary question), requiring the federal government to provide an official written response within a few weeks.

Three questions were asked:

  • Which federal authority is responsible for collecting, recording, and analyzing reports of unidentified aerial phenomena?
  • Does Germany have standardized guidelines or official terminology (such as “unidentifiable contacts”) applicable to civil and military aviation?
  • What exactly is the protocol to be followed when a military pilot or air traffic controller observes something unusual or unexplained?

The interrogation text can be donwloaded from the German Parliament website.

UK UFO database


British group UFO Identified announced the launch of the UK UFO database: a collection of sightings from the United Kingdom, bringing together all available reports from any sources (websites, social media posts, forums, media, investigation reports), in one searchable archive

As of September 26th, the database is containing 1,982 reports for the years 2021-2026, which can be searched by date, place or shape, offering a short summary and some basic data for each case file.

International Conference in Hessdalen, Norway


From August 28 to 30, Trondheim and the Hessdalen Valley in Norway hosted the Hessdalen Field Trip & Conference 2026, an international meeting organized by Project Hessdalen: three days of presentations, discussion and field expedition, with participants coming from Germany, Norway, Portugal, Sweden, Ukraine and Chile.

A report by Francisco Mourão Corrêa is available on UAP Check website.

UAP: From Investigation to Science

EuroUfo.net + UAP Check monthly Zoom Meeting on September 17th had Michael Vaillant as a speaker.

He presented in English the talk he had given to the UAP Symposium, held in a hall of French Parliament (Assemblée Nationale) in Paris, on June 29th: “Unidentified Aerospace Phenomena: From Investigation to Science” (with 5 suggestions for government actions).

As usual, the video recording of his presentation may be watched on EuroUFO YouTube channel.

A private discussion then followed with the attending fellows from Czechia, France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Romania, Spain, and the USA.

UFOs vs. IFOs: Analysis of International Statistics

What is the statistical relationship between identified and unexplained reports, and what can this relationship tell us about the phenomenon under investigation?

In his latest article, Vicente-Juan Ballester Olmos is offering a comparison among 15 national and international databases:

https://www.uapcheck.com/…/ufos-vs-ifos-analysis…/3506

The 2025 European UFO Barometer Updated

UAP Check website is publishing the global statistics of UFO reports from all over Europe, which Philippe Ailleris updated with 2025 data, shared by quite a few EuroUfo.net members.

The paper is not just an updated version of the previous annual editions: it is meant to provide a shorter, more focused assessment of recent reporting trends, while incorporating newly available 2025 data and additional reporting channels.

Member of British Parliament Discusses UK Government’s UFO Transparency

British Member of Parliament and former BBC journalist Clive Lewis was interviewed by Peter Skafish (Sol Foundation) to discuss his four parliamentary questions on UAP, Ministry of Defence’s answers, and more general issues about the limits of transparency within Britain’s political and intelligence system, and the contradictions between official UK statements and information arriving from the USA..


The wheeled “Flying Cigar” landed in Libya


The unexpected encounter of an Italian settler with a “flying cigar” that landed in front of him, with “pilots” onboard and traces on the ground, causing a week of turmoil in the community and on the local newspapers.

A detailed re-examination of an early African close encounter during the peak of the 1954 wave of flying saucers over Europe, based upon hitherto unknown sources, recovered from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Rome.