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Alla Kiosak

A graduate of the Faculty of Philology and Journalism at Vinnytsia Mykhailo Kotsiubynskyi State Pedagogical University, where she earned bachelor's and master's degrees in journalism. She began her professional career as a correspondent for the Vita TV channel in the Vinnytsia region. Later, she worked as a journalist for the MY-Ukraine+ TV channel and as a scriptwriter for the "Snidanok z 1+1" project. In 2025, she joined the UNN team, where she covers social news in Ukraine and worldwide.
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Ministry of Internal Affairs approved the procedure for applying security measures in schools

The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine approved Order No. 28 dated January 8, 2026, which regulates security measures in schools. The document establishes a list of possible measures, such as physical and technical security, video surveillance, metal detectors, and restricts their use.

Society • February 13, 12:43 PM • 5475 views
In six communities, teachers' salaries were delayed due to technical reasons - Lisovyi

Minister of Education Oksen Lisovyi announced that teachers in six communities did not receive their salary supplements due to technical reasons. The problem will be resolved at the community level in the near future.

Society • February 13, 12:27 PM • 3657 views
Ukraine is looking for Soviet-era power plants in Eastern Europe to replace equipment - Shmyhal

Ukraine and its partners are searching for Soviet-type power plants in Eastern Europe. This will allow them to obtain equipment for replacement at Ukrainian facilities.

Society • February 13, 11:34 AM • 5070 views
The government will introduce a guaranteed pension of 6,000 hryvnias - the terms have been announced

Minister of Social Policy Denys Uliutin stated that a pension of 6,000 hryvnias will be available after a comprehensive pension reform. The draft law provides for a guaranteed basic old-age payment, which cannot be lower than 6,000 hryvnias.

Society • February 13, 10:19 AM • 19954 views
Top 5 detective films with a gripping plot and an unexpected endingVideo

UNN has compiled a selection of detective films that keep you on the edge of your seat until the last minute. Among them are "Marlowe", "Shutter Island", "The Little Things", "Murder on the Orient Express", and "Knives Out".

News of the World • February 13, 09:44 AM • 55973 views
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Who is a zoopsychologist and when does an animal really need a behavior specialist?

War causes stress and behavioral problems in animals. Zoopsychologist Serhiy Klochko explains who a true specialist is and how to work with traumatized animals.

Society • February 12, 04:21 PM • 52754 views
"Spiritual Millionaire" Honcharuk embroiled in scandal over schemes to withdraw money from Russia and BelarusPhoto

Infobusinesswoman Bohdana Honcharuk, who calls herself a "spiritual millionaire," has found herself at the center of a scandal. She is accused of withdrawing funds from Russia and Belarus, which has prompted a reaction from Monobank, PrivatBank, and People's Deputy Danylo Hetmantsev.

Society • February 12, 03:18 PM • 3957 views
Korikov named ZNPP the biggest problem for nuclear safety in 2025

The head of the State Nuclear Regulatory Inspectorate, Oleh Korikov, stated that the situation at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant is deteriorating, with four power outages recorded. Minister of Foreign Affairs Andriy Sybiha called on the world to stop Russia and impose sanctions against "Rosatom."

Society • February 12, 01:16 PM • 5183 views
NPPs are operating stably, over 90% of capacity has already been restored after the latest Russian strikes

Ukrainian nuclear power plants are operating within the norms of nuclear and radiation safety. The radiation situation at the NPP sites is stable, and over 90% of capacity has been restored.

Society • February 12, 12:59 PM • 5181 views
People fall passionately in love only twice on average in their lives - study

A study of 10,036 single adults in the US found that people experience passionate love 2. 05 times on average in their lives. 14% never felt it, 30% felt it twice, and 11% felt it four or more times.

News of the World • February 11, 04:33 PM • 5625 views
Odesa TCC announced an internal investigation after a photo of a bloodied man appeared

The Odesa TCC and SP is conducting an internal investigation following an incident on February 9-10, when a man wanted for violating military registration rules inflicted bodily harm upon himself. The man, who was on the wanted list, was hospitalized after he "intentionally inflicted bodily harm upon himself" while at the TCC.

Society • February 11, 11:10 AM • 4373 views
Oily film recorded in Black Sea after Russian attack on oil tanks - Center for Countering Disinformation

Oily spots have been detected in the Black Sea and on the territory of the Tuzly Lagoons National Nature Park. The pollution, covering an area of 10,000 square meters, was caused by damage to sunflower oil tanks by Russian UAVs.

Society • February 11, 10:14 AM • 4108 views
Russians are preparing children in the temporarily occupied territories for war under the guise of "training"

In the temporarily occupied Luhansk region, Russians are involving children in a militarized education system, conducting "first aid master classes" in Alchevsk. These events are an element of systemic militarization, preparing children for life in wartime conditions.

Society • February 11, 09:55 AM • 3189 views
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Psychologist explained how the concept of five love languages works in relationships

Psychologist Mykola Oliynyk explained Gary Chapman's concept of "five love languages" as a practical approach to understanding care. He noted that love languages can change and are not a strict scientific law.

Society • February 11, 09:46 AM • 25227 views
In Kyiv, a mother abandoned her child in a serious condition, leaving him without food, water, or communication

A Kyiv resident left her 14-year-old son in a serious condition without food, water, or communication for two weeks. The teenager, suffering from anorexia and internal organ disorders, was placed in an orphanage.

Society • February 11, 09:34 AM • 5849 views
Ukrainian illustration among the best in the world: Margarita Winkler wins international awardVideo

Margarita Winkler, a Ukrainian illustrator, won the 67th Annual Illustration Competition from Communication Arts. She was recognized for a series of illustrations for the book "Homebound", published in Italy in November 2025.

Culture • February 10, 03:59 PM • 5028 views
Telegram username "danbao" sold for a record $2.1 millionPhoto

The username "danbao" was sold for over $2. 1 million, making it the highest price ever paid for a public name on Telegram. The buyer from China paid 1,583,948 TON for the nickname, which translates to "guarantor" or "intermediary."

News of the World • February 10, 03:16 PM • 4400 views
Starlink Whitelist: How to Properly Register Your Terminal via ASC or Diia, Step-by-Step GuidePhoto

Ukraine is introducing a whitelist regime for Starlink terminals to ensure connectivity for civilians and businesses, while blocking it for the enemy. Owners must verify their terminal once through an Administrative Service Center (ASC) or Diia.

Society • February 10, 01:55 PM • 83761 views
Ukrposhta and Rikky Hype brand accused of child sexualization: brands' reaction

The collaboration between Ukrposhta and Rikky Hype for Valentine's Day caused outrage due to a photo of a schoolgirl in a short skirt. The CEO of Ukrposhta admitted the mistake and terminated the cooperation, Rikky Hype deleted the photo.

Society • February 10, 10:47 AM • 4551 views
Ukraine rises in Corruption Perception Index: 36 points and 104th place in the worldPhoto

Ukraine added one point in 2025 in the Corruption Perception Index, scoring 36 out of a possible 100 points and ranking 104th among 182 countries. It is the only country in the world that is improving its anti-corruption indicators during wartime.

Society • February 10, 08:11 AM • 4275 views
"She was considered noisy, so she got it good": new testimonies about the abuse of journalist Viktoria Roshchyna in a Russian pre-trial detention center

A former prisoner spoke about the moral and physical pressure on Viktoria Roshchyna in the Taganrog pre-trial detention center. The journalist died on September 19, 2024, in Russian captivity.

War in Ukraine • February 9, 04:35 PM • 6161 views
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Antidepressants without myths: what kind of medication it is, who really needs it, and why you shouldn't be afraid of it

Psychiatrist Yevhen Skrypnyk reveals the truth about antidepressants, dispelling myths about addiction and side effects. These medications are effective for many disorders, not just depression, and are not addictive.

Society • February 9, 03:20 PM • 21864 views
The Rada is preparing to adopt a law on deferment for military personnel aged 18-24 after a year of service

The Verkhovna Rada may adopt a draft law on a 12-month deferment from re-mobilization for military personnel aged 18-24 who have served one year under contract. The document may be adopted during the next plenary week.

War in Ukraine • February 9, 10:59 AM • 4471 views
Russian drone attack on Novhorod-Siverskyi kills one man, injures fourPhoto

As a result of a night attack by Russian drones on Novhorod-Siverskyi, a 71-year-old man was killed and four people were injured. Buildings were damaged, as well as a school and a residential building in other communities.

War in Ukraine • February 9, 08:35 AM • 6071 views
There is no slavery in Ukraine. Those not subject to mobilization have the right to leave - Zelenskyy

President Zelenskyy stated that Ukraine is fighting for independence but does not restrict the rights of citizens not of mobilization age. Citizens not subject to mobilization have the right to leave the country.

War in Ukraine • February 8, 04:26 PM • 6734 views
Ukraine to receive Gripen and Rafale fighter jets — Zelenskyy

President Zelenskyy announced agreements on the supply of 50 Gripen and 100 Rafale aircraft. Ukraine plans to develop its military aviation.

Politics • February 8, 03:59 PM • 5879 views
Russia's energy infrastructure is a legitimate target for military strikes - Zelenskyy

President Zelenskyy stated that Russia's energy sector is a legitimate military target, as revenues from energy sales finance the war against Ukraine. He emphasized that Ukraine can strike at weapons or at the source of their financing.

War in Ukraine • February 8, 03:26 PM • 10350 views
In Russia's Belgorod, due to energy problems and frost, water is being drained from pipes in hundreds of homes

In Russia's Belgorod, it was decided to drain heating systems in 455 apartment buildings and 51 social institutions. This is due to the lack of expected results from restoration work after the missile strike on December 14.

News of the World • February 8, 02:40 PM • 9317 views
Japan's ruling party retains parliamentary majority: Takaichi to remain prime minister

Japan's Liberal Democratic Party, led by Sanae Takaichi, will secure a majority in the lower house, allowing her to retain the position of head of government. According to polls, the LDP and its coalition will win at least 233 out of 465 seats.

News of the World • February 8, 01:20 PM • 5627 views
The film "2000 Meters to Andriivka" received an award from the Directors Guild of America

Ukrainian director Mstyslav Chernov won an award from the Directors Guild of America for the documentary film "2000 Meters to Andriivka. " This is his second victory from this Guild; he received the first in 2023.

Society • February 8, 12:29 PM • 43482 views