A huge crisis in the judicial system due to ineffective reform - expertExclusive
Andriy Yusov: Occupants ask to increase the contingent of the Russian Guard in the occupied territories
20 billion euros for Hungary will not be unfrozen until conditions are met - von der Leyen
An epidemic may develop in occupied Mariupol due to poor preparation of medical institutions - Mariupol City Council
Kyrylo Kernes had to help the Armed Forces to get his father's number
Europe leads in number of smokers among young people and women - WHO
Forging documents and smuggling men to bypass checkpoints: new schemes for evaders exposed
"Kuleba: 2024 should be the year when Ukraine throws Russia out of the sky
Polish Sejm votes to establish a commission of inquiry into cases of surveillance of opposition politicians
The occupiers attacked the Dnepropetrovsk region: two wounded, including a child
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A huge crisis in the judicial system due to ineffective reform - expert
According to Valeriy Klochok, head of the Center for Public Analysis "Vezha", the Ukrainian judicial system is in crisis due to ineffective reform and problems with transparency in the selection of judges.
Andriy Yusov: Occupants ask to increase the contingent of the Russian Guard in the occupied territories
The Russian occupiers are asking for more Russian guardsmen to control the local population in the occupied Ukrainian territories. Despite the presence of more than 35,000 guards and special forces, their control remains unsatisfactory.
20 billion euros for Hungary will not be unfrozen until conditions are met - von der Leyen
The EU has frozen 20 billion euros of funds intended for Hungary, and Budapest must fulfill certain conditions to unblock these funds.
An epidemic may develop in occupied Mariupol due to poor preparation of medical institutions - Mariupol City Council
Medical facilities in occupied Mariupol are ill-prepared for a surge in viral infections, which could potentially lead to an epidemic. The exact nature of the virus remains unconfirmed.
Kyrylo Kernes had to help the Armed Forces to get his father's number
Kyrylo Kernes, the son of former Kharkiv mayor Hennadiy Kernes, bought his late father's cell phone number at an auction, agreeing to help the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Europe leads in number of smokers among young people and women - WHO
According to a WHO report, smoking rates are declining worldwide: one in five adults use tobacco today, compared to one in three in 2000. However, Europe now has the highest rate of smoking among women and adolescents in the world.
Forging documents and smuggling men to bypass checkpoints: new schemes for evaders exposed
Law enforcement officers uncovered criminal schemes in which criminals offered conscripts to evade military service, escape to the EU using forged documents or bypassing checkpoints. Fraudulent schemes with promises of official employment abroad or admission to European universities were also recorded.
"Kuleba: 2024 should be the year when Ukraine throws Russia out of the sky
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said at the World Economic Forum that 2024 should be the year when Ukraine regains full control of its airspace with the support of F-16 fighter jets, drones, and electronic warfare systems from the country's allies.
Polish Sejm votes to establish a commission of inquiry into cases of surveillance of opposition politicians
The Polish Sejm has voted to set up an investigative commission into the surveillance of opposition politicians using Pegasus spyware during the Law and Justice party's rule. The commission will also investigate the government's purchase of this spyware.
The occupiers attacked the Dnepropetrovsk region: two wounded, including a child
The occupation forces attacked the Marhanets community in Nikopol district with a kamikaze drone, injuring a 13-year-old and a 19-year-old boy. Both victims are being provided with medical assistance.