A 19-year-old blogger in Kyiv sustained serious injuries while attempting to film a video by train surfing on a metro car. He collided with equipment in the tunnel, suffering a fractured thigh, concussion, and numerous bruises.
Shanghai has commissioned its first large methanol-powered container ship, with a capacity of over 16,000 containers. The ship will reduce CO₂ emissions by 120,000 tons annually.
The Trump administration has intensified its monitoring of pro-Iranian groups in the U. S. amid consideration of possible strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. Law enforcement agencies have increased surveillance of cells linked to "Hezbollah" after Israel's "Nation of Lions" operation began.
A new multi-signature function has appeared in the "Army+" mobile application, allowing unit commanders to process up to 40 reports simultaneously. This innovation significantly speeds up the document approval process, reducing the administrative burden on military personnel.
The first place in "The World’s 50 Best Restaurants 2025" was taken by Maido from Lima, Peru. The top five also included Asador Extebarri, Quintonil, DiverXO, and Alchemist.
The Ministry of Justice of Ukraine filed 73 lawsuits, of which 70 have already been satisfied, leading to the confiscation of property from 87 individuals. Approximately 305 real estate objects, over 100 corporate rights, and thousands of units of movable property have been transferred to state ownership.
In 2024, violence against children in conflict zones reached unprecedented levels, with a 25% increase in grave violations. Gaza, DRC, Somalia, Nigeria, and Haiti are of particular concern.
From July 1, 2025, new requirements for mandatory vehicle technical inspection will come into force. Now, the entire technical inspection process will be fully photo- and video-recorded to overcome "fictitious" inspections.
Ministers of the Baltic states, Scandinavia and Poland have agreed on a ban on entry into the Schengen zone for Russian citizens who participated in the war against Ukraine. The restrictions will concern visas and residence permits and will remain in force even after the hostilities end.
Admission to master's programs will last from July 21 to July 12, and to postgraduate programs from July 7 to July 28. Results will be available by July 18 (master's) and August 8 (postgraduate).
In five months of 2025, 386 criminal proceedings regarding cruel treatment of animals have been opened in Ukraine, which is almost four times more compared to the previous year. The significant surge is related to educational work and accessible legal tools.
Russia plans to continue terrorizing Ukrainian cities with drone swarm attacks, accompanied by an information campaign. The enemy intends to spread narratives about being open to negotiations for the international audience and about Ukraine's inability to defend itself for the domestic one.
The government has changed the procedure for the creation and functioning of foster families and children's homes, transferring powers from district state administrations to communities. This will allow social services to be provided closer to the people.
Iran launched its first strike on Israel with a cluster missile, which exploded in the Gush Dan area. The missile releases about 20 submunitions, striking a large area.
North Korea plans to send up to 25,000 workers to a Russian plant in Tatarstan for training and experience in drone operation. This will strengthen military cooperation between the countries amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
The European Parliament has adopted new rules that provide for mandatory microchipping of cats and dogs and a ban on mutilation. The ban on selling animals in pet stores, allowing purchases only from breeders or shelters, has received support.
Iran has options to respond to its enemies, including closing the Strait of Hormuz, but does not plan to do so yet. Restrictions on shipping are possible only in case of a critical threat to the vital interests of the country.
The X platform is preparing to launch financial services, allowing users to make transfers, purchases, and trades directly within the app.
IAEA reported damage to a heavy water research reactor in Iran, which was under construction. The facility was not operational and did not contain nuclear material, so there was no radiation threat.
Singer Avril Lavigne invited her ex-husband Deryck Whibley from Sum 41 to perform together at the Vans Warped Tour festival. They performed their joint track "In Too Deep," which caused public excitement.
The Russian delegation confirmed its readiness to arrive in Istanbul after June 22 to continue negotiations with Ukraine. It is planned to discuss the proposals submitted by the parties at the end of May and the beginning of June.
Since the beginning of June, 10 unfortunate incidents involving children have occurred on water bodies in Ukraine. The police remind about safety and recommend swimming only at equipped beaches.
Seizure of over UAH 240 million in state funds in the construction of a water pipeline to Kryvyi Rih: five members of the group, including the owner of a major road construction company, have been notified of suspicion.
Ukraine is covered by a cold snap and strong winds caused by an atmospheric front. Most regions expect +15...+21°C, with warmer temperatures in the south. Northwest wind, up to 20 m/s.
The Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine has approved changes to the rules for distance learning, which will come into force on September 1, 2025. Minimum occupancy requirements for distance classes and a mechanism for supporting teachers have been introduced.
American manufacturer Raytheon will increase production of Patriot systems in Europe, investing in German facilities. Demand for the missile remains high, with delivery backlogs stretching for decades.
Global sea level is rising twice as fast as in the previous century due to accelerated melting of glaciers and thermal expansion of oceans.
The government has allowed the submission of notifications on the commencement of construction work and the completion of private houses through the "Diya" application.
The Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine and the Ministry of Youth and Sports have released a list of Russian athletes involved in promoting the war against Ukraine. They are connected to the Kremlin regime and continue to participate in international competitions.
Actor Eric Dane made his first red carpet appearance since his diagnosis with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. He confirmed that he does not plan to end his acting career and continues to work on the new season of "Euphoria".
