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Alona Utkina

She graduated from Odesa National University named after I.I. Mechnikov in 2012 with a degree in Psychology. For some time, she worked in her specialty at the Ministry of Internal Affairs Institute, after which she decided to change her field of work to something she enjoyed more and got her first job as a journalist at an Odesa regional newspaper in 2016. After that, she worked in the city's news agencies. In 2020, she moved to Kyiv, where she worked on the television social project "Speak Ukraine" and collaborated with news Telegram channels, including "Trukha." She specializes mainly in socio-economic issues, culture, medicine, and psychology.
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Ivanka Trump's daughter wowed the White House in her mother's $2,000 dress

13-year-old Arabella Kushner surprised with her dress choice for a visit to the White House, wearing her mother Ivanka Trump's outfit worth over $2,000. This stylish look was chosen for the swearing-in ceremony of her grandfather Charles Kushner as the US Ambassador to France and Monaco.

UNN Lite • June 20, 10:45 AM • 50174 views
Iran has not yet decided on creating a nuclear bomb - US intelligence

US intelligence believes that Iran has not made a final decision on creating nuclear weapons, but is close to it. Tehran may accelerate the process in case of an attack or the killing of its leader.

News of the World • June 20, 08:47 AM • 2946 views
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Stress-free apartment sale: Expert advice on how to sell property quickly

Expert Larisa Stavynoha shared tips for selling property quickly. It is important to choose a realtor, correctly determine the price, and prepare high-quality advertising content.

Publications • June 20, 08:20 AM • 89424 views
World Refugee Day: How Many Ukrainians Have Temporary Protection in the EU

Nearly 4. 3 million Ukrainians have received temporary protection in EU countries as of the end of January 2025. The largest number of Ukrainians are in Germany, Poland, and the Czech Republic, where their numbers are increasing.

Society • June 20, 07:30 AM • 70180 views
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Detox diets: Nutritionist explained whether cleansing the body with juices and smoothies works

Nutritionist Olha Voynikova explained that detox diets are a myth, as the body has an effective detoxification system. She emphasizes that such diets can be harmful to health.

Health • June 20, 06:00 AM • 38770 views
Google could pay a record fine of over 4 billion euros: EU court upholds charges of competition violation

The European Court of Justice has upheld a fine of 4. 12 billion euros for Google due to competition violations with Android. The decision confirmed regulators' findings about the use of the operating system to restrict competitors. The Advocate General of the EU Court of Justice stated that he supports the decision to uphold the fine. Google has already received approximately 8 billion euros in fines from other legal cases with the EU.

News of the World • June 19, 03:12 PM • 3212 views
Malaysia obtained a court injunction against Telegram for harmful content

The High Court of Malaysia has issued a temporary court injunction against Telegram over content that undermines trust in state institutions and threatens public harmony. The regulator accuses the platform of ignoring warnings about harmful publications.

News of the World • June 19, 02:19 PM • 3186 views
Trump Administration Plans to Bring Back Asbestos: EPA Revisits Ban on Toxic Material

The U. S. Environmental Protection Agency intends to review the ban on chrysotile asbestos, rejecting the Biden administration's 2024 decision. This carcinogenic material may be allowed for production again.

Health • June 19, 01:17 PM • 4400 views
Chaus Denied Return to Pre-Trial Detention: Ex-Judge Continues to Serve Sentence in Menska Colony

The High Anti-Corruption Court has for the second time denied ex-judge Mykola Chaus's request for temporary return to the Kyiv pre-trial detention center. The decision has been upheld.

Society • June 19, 11:21 AM • 2504 views
Lagarde named conditions for avoiding financial risks of European integration

Christine Lagarde stated that financial integration does not necessarily lead to crises if countries have consistent policies. Key factors are directing capital to the real sector and the stability of the banking system.

Society • June 19, 11:04 AM • 2768 views
Putin and Xi Jinping to hold large-scale talks on September 2 in Beijing

Russian President Putin and PRC leader Xi Jinping will meet on September 2 in Beijing. The next day, both leaders will take part in celebrations marking the 80th anniversary of the victory over Japan.

Politics • June 19, 10:41 AM • 2810 views
Israel Defense Forces eliminated the commander of Hezbollah's artillery in southern Lebanon - Israel National News

The Israel Defense Forces destroyed Yassin Abd al-Mounem Ezz al-Din, the commander of Hezbollah's artillery in the Litani sector. He was responsible for attacks on northern Israel and the restoration of the organization's combat readiness.

News of the World • June 19, 08:41 AM • 3202 views
EU develops a scheme to profit more from frozen Russian assets

The European Union is developing a scheme to increase profits from almost €200 billion in frozen Russian assets by moving them into riskier investments. This will ensure long-term support for Ukraine.

Economy • June 19, 08:27 AM • 78846 views
Preparing a strike on Neptunes: a mole was exposed in the Ukrainian army

A 33-year-old serviceman who was recruited by the GRU has been detained by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. He passed the coordinates of the Neptun complexes to the Russians, preparing a combined drone and missile strike. The SBU counterintelligence foiled this plan.

War • June 19, 07:56 AM • 4540 views
Argentina uncovers spy network linked to Prigozhin, acting in the Kremlin's interests

A group of Russian agents linked to Yevgeny Prigozhin and the "Lakhta Project" has been discovered in Argentina. They were involved in disinformation and influencing public opinion in the interests of the Kremlin.

News of the World • June 19, 07:21 AM • 3030 views
After more than 100 years of prohibition: a suspect in the murder of a lawmaker and attempted murder of another may be executed in Minnesota

A man accused of murdering the former Speaker of the Minnesota House of Representatives and her husband could be executed. This is the first such case in the state in over 100 years due to a change in federal policy.

Crimes and emergencies • June 18, 02:23 PM • 2444 views
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Fuel prices in Ukraine are rising again: the cost of gasoline could reach UAH 60-70

The cost of fuel in Ukraine is rising due to the increase in global oil prices. Gasoline has risen by UAH 2, diesel by UAH 1, and further increases are expected. A car expert predicts a possible increase in gasoline prices to UAH 70 per liter in the coming months.

Economy • June 18, 02:21 PM • 75955 views
Gasoline, diesel, or electric cars: which cars Ukrainians are most often importing in 2025

Since the beginning of the year, over 181 thousand passenger cars have been imported into Ukraine, most of which are used. Electric vehicles took second place in popularity, ahead of diesel cars.

Economy • June 18, 01:57 PM • 3216 views
Scientists have found a way to fight bacteria with plastic

Researchers have developed microscopic mazes on plastic surfaces that block the formation of bacterial biofilms and prevent their reproduction. The discovery may prevent infections and reduce the need for antibiotics.

Health • June 18, 11:21 AM • 2454 views
New Zealand allows medical use of psychedelic mushrooms to treat depression - AFP

New Zealand authorities have allowed the use of psilocybin to treat therapy-resistant depression. Only experienced psychiatrists will be able to prescribe the drug under strict rules.

Health • June 18, 10:47 AM • 2718 views
Sexual violence during the war: more than 1100 Ukrainians applied for financial assistance

1119 cases of sexual violence as a result of Russian aggression have been recorded in Ukraine, 750 of which are from men. Assistance has already been approved for 616 victims as part of the pilot project of interim reparations.

Society • June 18, 10:27 AM • 2722 views
"Soldier" on paper: a deputy of the Dnipropetrovsk regional council received money for fictitious service

A deputy of the Dnipropetrovsk regional council organized a fictitious service in the Armed Forces of Ukraine for the sake of image. She did not attend training, received a title and more than 200,000 hryvnias from the budget.

Society • June 18, 09:08 AM • 3320 views
Volodymyr Gorbulin: Ukraine has the moral right to create nuclear weapons in alliance with European countries

Volodymyr Gorbulin believes that Ukraine has the moral right to review the Budapest Memorandum and create nuclear weapons with European partners due to Russian aggression. He proposes to join efforts with Western European countries.

Politics • June 18, 08:18 AM • 2666 views
U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem Hospitalized Due to Allergic Reaction

Kristi Noem, the U. S. Secretary of Homeland Security, has been hospitalized due to an allergic reaction. She is currently conscious and recovering, and public figures are calling for prayers.

Society • June 18, 07:30 AM • 2950 views
The scandalous former head of the Ternopil Regional Council received 9 years and lost consciousness

The High Anti-Corruption Court has found the former head of the Ternopil Regional Council, Mykhailo Holovko, guilty of corruption and possession of ammunition. He has been sentenced to 9 years of imprisonment with confiscation of property.

Crimes and emergencies • June 18, 07:04 AM • 3016 views
Putin and Xi Jinping are preparing for a phone call this week - Russian media

Putin plans to hold a telephone conversation with Xi Jinping this week. They will discuss the current situation in the Middle East, the Russian president's aide said.

News of the World • June 17, 02:20 PM • 3472 views
Survival guide: how to act to get out from under the rubble after shelling

Tips from the SES and medics: how to survive under the rubble after shelling. The main thing is to signal, not to dismantle the rubble on your own and to keep warm.

Society • June 17, 01:47 PM • 4372 views
Copenhagen will become the world's most comfortable city in 2025, displacing Vienna

Copenhagen has overtaken Vienna as the world's most livable city, receiving perfect scores for stability, infrastructure, and education. Vienna lost its lead due to a decline in its security score.

Society • June 17, 01:25 PM • 4296 views
Obesity is not a death sentence: the Shalimov Center successfully uses modern surgery to combat excess weight

Surgical methods are effectively used in Ukraine for long-term weight loss, especially in morbid obesity. The Shalimov Center uses bariatric surgery and balloon implantation.

Society • June 17, 01:24 PM • 3334 views
Multiple citizenship will not cause an outflow of Ukrainians - Chernyshov

Vice Prime Minister Chernyshov stated that the introduction of multiple citizenship will strengthen ties with Ukrainians abroad and facilitate their return home, especially after the war.

Society • June 17, 10:56 AM • 2436 views