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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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Ukrainian pensioners abroad and in the occupied territories must undergo identification by December 31: how to do it

Ukrainian pensioners and recipients of insurance payments who are abroad or in the occupied territories must undergo identification annually by December 31. This can be done online using the video conferencing service on the web portal of electronic services of the Pension Fund of Ukraine.

Society • October 13, 03:39 PM • 5084 views
Tyson Fury's 16-year-old daughter got engaged: Paris Fury defended her daughter's choice

The eldest daughter of British boxing champion Tyson Fury, 16-year-old Venezuela, got engaged to her boxer boyfriend Noah Price on her birthday. Her mother, Paris, supported her daughter despite criticism, noting that it aligns with family values.

Sports • October 13, 03:15 PM • 52661 views
Meghan Markle "invited herself" to Paris Fashion Week

Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle personally asked Balenciaga creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli to allow her to attend the show in Paris. The designer admitted that her appearance was a surprise for the guests, and not part of a PR strategy.

News of the World • October 13, 02:34 PM • 39007 views
In Kyiv, a man beat a girl because of a "photo mismatch" on a dating site: he faces up to 15 years in prisonPhoto

A 22-year-old Kyiv resident was detained for beating and robbing a girl after a date. He attacked her because "in reality, she didn't look like her photo," taking 500 hryvnias.

Society • October 13, 01:10 PM • 4964 views
Attack near a synagogue in Kyiv: three minors involved, law enforcement officers are currently speaking with them

Kyiv police identified three minors, aged 15 and 16, involved in the attack near a synagogue in the Obolonskyi district. They used gas against a representative of the religious community, causing him burns.

Crimes and emergencies • October 13, 12:40 PM • 4000 views
Switching to "winter time": when to set the clocks back in Ukraine, and how it affects the body

Ukraine will switch to "winter time" on the night of October 25-26, 2025, moving the clock hands back one hour at 4:00 AM. This will allow for longer sleep, and dawn will come earlier.

Society • October 13, 10:13 AM • 58130 views
International Skeptics Day and No Bra Day: what else is celebrated on October 13

October 13 marks International Skeptics Day, No Bra Day, World Thrombosis Day, and International Suit Day. On this day, Saint Benjamin, the hermit of the Caves, is also honored.

Society • October 13, 03:30 AM • 3866 views
Russia fears that the US will transfer long-range Tomahawks to Ukraine - ZelenskyyVideo

President Zelenskyy stated that Russia's fear of Ukraine receiving Tomahawk missiles is a signal of the effectiveness of pressure for peace. Ukrainian and American teams are already coordinating actions in energy and defense.

War in Ukraine • October 12, 02:53 PM • 4593 views
Kyivan started a shooting in a bar in Novopecherski Lypky: he faces up to 7 yearsPhoto

In the Pechersk district of Kyiv, a 30-year-old man started a shooting in a bar due to a conflict between patrons. He faces up to 7 years in prison for hooliganism with the use of weapons.

Kyiv • October 12, 01:47 PM • 5173 views
South China Sea Conflict: China and the Philippines Blame Each Other

Philippine vessels claim a Chinese ship deliberately rammed their vessel near the Spratly Islands. China accuses the Philippines of trespassing in its waters, resulting in minor structural damage.

News of the World • October 12, 01:18 PM • 4405 views
Famous portrait of Marie Antoinette actually depicts her sister - research

New research indicates that a famous childhood portrait previously attributed to French Queen Marie Antoinette actually depicts her older sister Maria Carolina. Professor Catriona Seth from Oxford University found inconsistencies in the details of the image.

Culture • October 12, 12:46 PM • 10938 views
Kazakhstan introduces chemical castration for pedophiles before their release from prison

The Ministry of Health of Kazakhstan has approved new rules: those convicted of sexual crimes against minors will undergo chemical castration six months before their release from prison. This measure applies to individuals aged 18 and over and comes into force on October 17, 2025.

News of the World • October 12, 12:33 PM • 4313 views
China responded to Trump's threats of new tariffs

Beijing called on Washington to stop the pressure and return to negotiations after US President Donald Trump's decision to increase tariffs on Chinese imports by 100% and tighten export controls. China stated that it would not hesitate to take retaliatory measures.

Economy • October 12, 12:10 PM • 10958 views
Qantas airline data, stolen during a cyberattack in July, has been made publicly available online

Data of 5. 7 million Qantas customers, stolen during a cyberattack in July, has been published online. The company is working with experts and authorities to assess the scale of the leak and protect passengers.

News of the World • October 12, 11:35 AM • 4066 views
Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau confirmed romance with passionate kisses on a yachtPhoto

Pop star Katy Perry and former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau were photographed kissing on a yacht off Santa Barbara. This confirmed rumors of their romance, which, according to sources, is in its early stages.

UNN Lite • October 12, 11:24 AM • 59428 views
The Kremlin believes the peace process is being "blocked," while Russia is allegedly "ready for negotiations."

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated Russia's "readiness for a peaceful settlement," while accusing Kyiv and the EU of "a lack of initiative. " He also commented on the possible supply of Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, calling them a serious weapon.

Politics • October 12, 09:54 AM • 10157 views
Man suffered burns to eyes and skin: anti-Semitic attack near synagogue in Kyiv, police investigating circumstances

In Kyiv on October 11, a group of young men shouted anti-Semitic slogans and used tear gas against a member of the religious community. Police are investigating the circumstances of the incident, as a result of which the man suffered severe burns to his eyes and skin.

Kyiv • October 12, 09:31 AM • 10667 views
Walking dogs and accompanying to doctors: Chinese real estate companies change profile due to market problems

Chinese property management companies are looking for new sources of income due to the market downturn, providing pet care and elderly assistance services. This includes dog walking, accompanying to doctors, and livestock care, allowing them to adapt to the new market reality.

Health • October 12, 09:20 AM • 5528 views
Pedophile and former Lostprophets frontman Ian Watkins dies in prison after attack

Ian Watkins, convicted of child sex offenses, has died in HMP Wakefield prison after an attack. West Yorkshire Police arrested two men on suspicion of murder.

Crimes and emergencies • October 12, 08:59 AM • 13872 views
Serbia national team coach Dragan Stojković resigned after losing to Albania

Dragan Stojković resigned as head coach of the Serbian national team after a 0-1 loss to Albania in the World Cup qualifiers. This defeat was the second in a row for the Serbs, who are now in third place in Group K.

Sports • October 12, 08:18 AM • 4364 views
Russia "froze" the National Welfare Fund: pensions of Russian citizens under threat

The Russian government restricted the use of funds from the National Welfare Fund after spending almost two-thirds of its assets during the war.

Economy • October 12, 07:19 AM • 15705 views
Three Qatari diplomats killed in car crash in Egypt ahead of Gaza summit

Three members of Qatar's Amiri Diwan were killed and two injured in a car accident near Sharm el-Sheikh. The incident occurred a day before a meeting where Egyptian and US leaders plan to discuss a final ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.

News of the World • October 12, 06:43 AM • 10457 views
Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2025 National Selection Final: who will represent Ukraine and where to watch it

The final of the National Selection for Junior Eurovision 2025 will take place on October 12, and the winner will represent Ukraine in Tbilisi on December 13. Six finalists will compete for the right to represent the country, and the jury and viewers will determine the winner.

Society • October 11, 08:00 AM • 62058 views
The number of Ukrainians under temporary protection in the EU increased by almost 31,000 in a month

As of the end of August 2025, 4. 37 million Ukrainians had temporary protection in the EU, which is 30,980 more people than at the end of July. The largest increase was recorded in Germany, the Czech Republic, and Romania.

News of the World • October 10, 03:55 PM • 5095 views
How to stay connected during power outages: tips

The Ministry of Digital Transformation provided recommendations to Ukrainians on how to stay connected during power outages that occurred after the night attack. Mobile operators continue to provide communication thanks to generators and batteries.

Technologies • October 10, 02:26 PM • 3495 views
In Zaporizhzhia, a man handed a grenade to an acquaintance during an argument, which exploded in her hands, killing the woman: police opened a case

In Zaporizhzhia, a 35-year-old man, during a conflict, pulled the pin from a grenade and handed it to a 31-year-old acquaintance, who died from the explosion. Two other people were injured, the suspect has been detained, and he faces life imprisonment.

Society • October 10, 01:38 PM • 3667 views
Ukraine is supplied with fuel: no shortage is expected

Ukraine's fuel market is stable and ready for increased demand due to power outages. Expert Serhiy Kuyun stated that the supply system is diversified and there is no fuel shortage.

Economy • October 10, 12:45 PM • 2786 views
Bradley Cooper to star in 'Ocean's Eleven' prequel alongside Margot Robbie

Bradley Cooper is in talks to star in the 'Ocean's Eleven' prequel alongside Margot Robbie. The film will be set in 1960s Europe, before the original 2001 movie.

News of the World • October 10, 11:09 AM • 74983 views
Almost 4,500 homes in Kyiv are still without water and over 130 social institutions are without heating - KMDA

In Kyiv, due to the enemy attack, 2939 facilities are without electricity, over 4. 4 thousand homes are without water. 136 social institutions are left without heating.

Society • October 10, 10:42 AM • 4372 views
WHO: one in three healthcare workers in Europe suffers from depression, and 10% experience violence and harassment

A new WHO report found that over 30% of doctors and nurses in Europe suffer from depression, and one in ten has had suicidal thoughts. One in three healthcare workers has experienced bullying or threats of violence, and 10% have experienced physical violence or sexual harassment.

Society • October 10, 08:37 AM • 3579 views