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Antonina Tumanova

Education: Institute of Journalism - Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv. She has a degree in journalism. She interned at the First National TV channel, as well as in the publications Stolitsa and Kafa (Crimea). Since 2006, she has been working with various Boryspil-based publications, such as Rynok Boryspil, Vesti, Forum-Express, Terminal, and Trudova Slava. From 2007 to 2008, she was the deputy editor of the newspaper "23 Century". In March 2010, she joined the team of Ukrainian National News. She works as an editorial director and specializes in politics, sports and culture.
Author's articles
Armed masked men attempted to enter Latvian territory and threatened military personnel

Armed escorts threatened Latvian military personnel and forcibly directed around 20 migrants across the border from Belarus. The NBS called it a provocation.

War in Ukraine • 08:11 PM • 2082 views
The Air Force recorded the takeoff of three enemy Tu-160 bombers

Three Tu-160s took off from Russia's Belaya airfield. In the event of missile launches, they are expected to enter Ukrainian airspace after 03:00.

War in Ukraine • 07:54 PM • 12318 views
Google was ordered to halt the construction of data centers in Finland over environmental concerns

Google was ordered to suspend work in Muhos and Kajaani due to the absence of an environmental impact assessment. In Muhos, 330 hectares of forest were cleared.

News of the World • 07:39 PM • 1942 views
Ukrainian troops have "taken out" 47 occupiers in the Pokrovsk direction — General Staff

Since the beginning of the day, 172 combat engagements have taken place; the enemy has carried out 62 airstrikes and conducted 1,532 shelling attacks. In the Pokrovsk direction, 47 occupiers have been eliminated.

War in Ukraine • 07:24 PM • 11658 views
Putin and Xi will hold a bilateral meeting at the summit in China; a trilateral meeting with Trump is in question

A meeting between the Russian dictator and the Chinese leader is scheduled for the APEC summit. No agreement has yet been reached on trilateral talks with Trump.

News of the World • 07:03 PM • 2126 views
French company Mistral has released a new AI model and stated that it outperforms some Chinese counterparts

French startup Mistral has announced the Large 4 model, which will become available on October 27. The company reports strong results in cybersecurity and programming.

News of the World • 06:44 PM • 2324 views
Protests at French schools have led to the highest number of injuries in decades

Student protests have swept across France: 215 teenagers, 85 school employees, and more than 700 police officers were injured. The government promises to consider the students’ demands.

News of the World • 06:25 PM • 2612 views
Rain will soon return to Ukraine — how many sunny days lie ahead

Over the next two days, Ukraine will be dry and warm, with temperatures reaching +25°C. On Friday, rain and strong winds are expected, except in the east and southeast.

Weather and environment • 06:06 PM • 15396 views
Secret fee and nearly $18 million from the budget: in Georgia, they tried to calculate the cost of Kanye West’s concert

Starring Georgia received nearly $18 million in state support ahead of Ye’s concert. The show attracted more than 70,000 spectators and brought in $12.2 million.

Culture • 05:34 PM • 9400 views
The Air Force is ready — Zelenskyy once again warned Ukrainians about Russia's preparations for a massive strike

Intelligence has detected Russia's preparations for a massive strike. Zelenskyy urged people to respond to air raid alerts and emphasized the need for assistance from partners.

War in Ukraine • 05:16 PM • 7114 views
China plans to join the race for the leadership position at the WHO and has already chosen a candidate

Beijing plans to nominate Sun Li for the position of WHO Director-General at a late stage. China seeks to strengthen its influence after the United States' withdrawal from the organization.

Health • 04:43 PM • 3146 views
An oil tanker is ablaze on a large scale near Russia’s SochiPhotoVideo

A large-scale fire broke out on a vessel near the shores of the Russian resort city of Sochi; it may have been carrying oil or petroleum products. The causes of the fire have not been officially reported.

News of the World • October 6, 03:58 PM • 3656 views
The EU will postpone the introduction of methane emissions rules by one year, but no more — European Commissioner

The European Commission is considering a one-year postponement of methane emissions control rules for oil and gas imports. Czechia and Italy are demanding three years.

Economy • October 6, 03:43 PM • 2992 views
A power transmission line is planned to be built between Romania and Moldova; it will be named after Trump

The United States will invest $130 million in the new Strășeni–Gutești cross-border power transmission line. The project is intended to strengthen Moldova’s energy independence.

Economy • October 6, 03:35 PM • 12758 views
A number of flights will be canceled at Brussels Airport due to a strike

On Friday, a strike by Alyzia employees will lead to flight cancellations at Brussels Airport. Media outlets expect at least 140 cancellations.

News of the World • October 6, 03:19 PM • 3100 views
In Kovel, a man took an axe from a hypermarket display and injured three people

At a hypermarket in Volyn, a man injured three visitors with an axe. The attacker was detained, and his actions are preliminarily classified as an attempted murder.

Crimes and emergencies • October 6, 02:50 PM • 21241 views
In Georgia, assistance programs for Ukrainian refugees have been extended until 2027 — what the payments will be

Ukrainians who permanently reside in Georgia will receive assistance and free medical services until January 1, 2027. The payments\r\namount to 300 and 45 lari.

Society • October 6, 02:40 PM • 3882 views
Staff reductions in government agencies to begin in Ukraine; the number of deputy ministers will decrease by 20%

The central government bodies plan to eliminate more than 4,000 vacant positions. The number of deputy ministers will be reduced by approximately 20%.

Economy • October 6, 02:14 PM • 19611 views
Russia was ordered to pay PrivatBank more than $327 million for the illegal expropriation of assets in Crimea

An arbitration court in The Hague awarded PrivatBank more than $327 million in compensation for the expropriation of assets in Crimea. The amount includes interest and costs.

Politics • October 6, 01:57 PM • 16270 views
A class-action lawsuit has been filed against McDonald's in the United States — what the company is accused of and its position

A class-action lawsuit has been filed against McDonald’s in Chicago over alleged AI algorithm-driven price coordination. The company called the allegations unfounded.

Economy • October 6, 01:46 PM • 16042 views
PepsiCo and Monster win a small victory in an Indian court over the "energy drink" label

An Indian court has suspended the regulator's order banning PepsiCo and Monster Beverage from using the "energy drink" label. Red Bull previously filed a similar lawsuit.

Economy • October 6, 01:24 PM • 10076 views
Sweden will deploy Patriot systems in Poland to protect a NATO hub — how arms deliveries to Ukraine factor in

Sweden will replace the Netherlands and deploy Patriot systems and around 100 military personnel in Poland. The aim is to protect NATO’s logistics hub.

War in Ukraine • October 6, 01:06 PM • 17261 views
North Korea threatened South Korea with tough measures over accusations related to the "landmine incident"

Pyongyang rejected Seoul's conclusions that North Korea had planted a mine in the demilitarized zone. North Korea threatened an immediate response to border violations.

News of the World • October 6, 12:39 PM • 3204 views
Poland to "invest" $26 billion in civil defense amid intensifying Russian attacks on Ukraine

Poland will allocate $26 billion for shelters, warning systems, and crisis stockpiles. The program was strengthened because of the war in Ukraine.

War in Ukraine • October 6, 12:11 PM • 3858 views
American bombers redeployed from Britain due to a threat linked to Iran - Trump

Trump said that the bombers were returned to the United States due to a threat linked to Iran. The decision was made after an investigation into a planned terrorist attack at Fairford Air Base.

News of the World • October 5, 08:25 PM • 10686 views
Trump said the US is ready to help Russia over a possible plague outbreak

The US is monitoring the situation at a Russian institute for dangerous infections. Trump said he is ready to provide assistance.

Health • October 5, 08:08 PM • 11620 views
The enemy attacked Kyiv and Sumy with drones; cars caught firePhoto

In Sumy, an FPV drone damaged three cars, one of which caught fire. In Kyiv’s Pecherskyi district, two cars burned down and another was damaged.

War in Ukraine • October 5, 07:53 PM • 4836 views
"We cannot continue along a common path" — the European Solidarity faction hinted at Honcharenko's expulsion

European Solidarity said there are ideological differences with Oleksii Honcharenko regarding ending the war and Ukraine's security.

Politics • October 5, 07:34 PM • 4964 views
Boeing to triple production of guidance heads for Patriot missiles — secures major contract

Boeing has received a seven-year, $14. 7 billion contract from Lockheed Martin to expand production of PAC-3 MSE guidance heads. Capacity\r\nwill triple.

Economy • October 5, 07:10 PM • 31813 views
In Kharkiv, the death toll from airstrikes has risen to six — fragments of a body were found under the rubblePhoto

In Kharkiv's Slobidskyi District, fragments of another airstrike victim's body were found under the rubble. Six people were killed and 59 injured, including three children.

War in Ukraine • October 5, 06:40 PM • 7256 views