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Czech government seeks to get rid of sanctions on Russian steel imports

The Czech Republic is seeking an exemption from EU sanctions on Russian steel, citing a lack of viable alternative suppliers and concerns about the impact on the industry. Czech Minister Sikela is confident that they will receive an exemption during the discussion of the 12th EU sanctions package.

Politics • November 28, 10:46 AM • 24728 views

Google Drive users reported that their uploaded files disappeared from the cloud storage without warning

Google Drive users are experiencing problems with missing files, with reports of files completely disappearing from the cloud service, loss of access to files, and problems with folder structure that revert to the state of May 2023.

Technologies • November 28, 09:52 AM • 54113 views

Virgin Atlantic aircraft to make the first transatlantic flight using 100% sustainable fuel

A Virgin Atlantic aircraft will make the first ever transatlantic flight from London to New York using only sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). This demonstration aims to showcase low-carbon alternatives for the aviation of the future.

Economy • November 28, 09:11 AM • 30307 views

First human case of swine flu-like strain detected in the UK

The first case of infection with the A(H1N2)v flu strain, which is similar to swine flu, has been detected in a resident of the United Kingdom, according to the country's statistics. The UK Health Protection Agency (UKHSA) stated that the source of the infection is still unknown.

Health • November 28, 08:35 AM • 25850 views

In Venice, in front of the Russian pavilion at the Biennale, a photo of a house destroyed by the Russian army in Borodyanka was installed

At the Venice Biennale, artist Danylo Tkachenko showed a photograph of a building destroyed by Russian troops in Borodyanka, conveying the impact of Russia's actions in Ukraine.

Culture • November 28, 08:03 AM • 26755 views

Macron discusses situation at Zaporizhzhia NPP with IAEA chief

French President Macron met with IAEA Director General Grossi, reaffirming the IAEA's support for Ukraine's sovereignty over Zaporizhzhia NPP and emphasizing the importance of the IAEA's role in ensuring nuclear safety.

Politics • November 28, 07:31 AM • 34796 views

The German government approved additional funding for 2023 to secure loans that have already been used

The German government has approved a supplementary budget for 2023, with which it plans to legally secure loans that have already been used to contain energy prices, including to overcome the energy crisis caused by Russia's aggression against Ukraine and to support those affected by this year's floods.

Politics • November 27, 05:15 PM • 31163 views

UAE planned to use role of climate conference host to offer lucrative oil and gas deals - BBC

The UAE, the host of the UN Climate Change Conference (COP 28), reportedly plans to propose oil and gas deals during the event, despite its climate goals. The impartiality of the UAE as host is being questioned due to potential conflicts of interest.

Economy • November 27, 04:03 PM • 39811 views

Electricity supply restored in 56 settlements of Cherkasy region

In Cherkasy region, power supply has been restored to 56 settlements, and 148 emergency crews are working on further restoration, said Igor Taburets, head of the State Emergency Service. To prevent complications, measures have also been taken to organize traffic.

Society • November 27, 03:01 PM • 21356 views

The formation of Geert Wilders' government in the Netherlands begins with a setback

The formation of the Dutch government is facing problems, as Geert Wilders' appointed adviser and coalition negotiator, Hom van Steen, resigns over fraud charges, and the previous ruling VVD party has already refused to join the new government.

Politics • November 27, 02:09 PM • 24800 views

Israeli-Hamas truce can be extended if Palestinian group returns dozens of hostages still held in Gaza - Qatari Prime Minister

The ceasefire between Israel and Hamas could be extended by the release of more than 40 Israeli hostages held in Gaza. Qatar is mediating their return and potentially extending the ceasefire.

Politics • November 27, 01:24 PM • 26570 views

Malta is ready to assume the OSCE Chairmanship next year

Malta will assume the chairmanship of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) in 2024, a decision taken by consensus at the OSCE Permanent Council meeting in Vienna on November 27.

Politics • November 27, 12:46 PM • 25396 views

Armed football fans beat and robbed two Ukrainians in Poland - Lubinets

Two Ukrainians were beaten and robbed in Kamianets Ząbkowicki, Poland, by armed football fans because of their nationality. The incident was reported by the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights, Dmytro Lubinets, who also appealed to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine to respond appropriately to this unacceptable case.

Crimes and emergencies • November 27, 11:40 AM • 26109 views

Taiwan's ruling party vice president leads in public opinion poll as Chinese-friendly opposition disrupts talks

Taiwan's Vice President Lai Ching-teh of the Democratic Progressive Party is leading opinion polls for the 2024 presidential race after the collapse of a pro-China opposition alliance. The ruling DPP party seeks to strengthen ties with the United States and confront China, while China criticizes Lai and warns against DPP-led independence movements.

News of the World • November 27, 10:56 AM • 30024 views

Many settlements in occupied Luhansk region remain without electricity - Lysohor

The situation in the occupied Luhansk region is critical, with widespread power outages, poor mobile communications, and numerous fires due to heating problems. In particular, the heating system in Sievierodonetsk has been severely damaged. Meanwhile, Russian troops unsuccessfully attempted to storm the Kupyansk direction.

War • November 27, 10:10 AM • 31878 views

Bad weather in Ukraine: the most difficult situation is in Odesa region, Cherkasy, Kirovohrad and Mykolaiv regions - Khorunzhyi

Adverse weather conditions in Ukraine have led to a critical situation in Odesa, Cherkasy, Kirovohrad and Mykolaiv regions, where more than a meter of snow fell, prompting the use of armored personnel carriers to deal with the consequences of the weather.

Society • November 27, 09:12 AM • 22774 views

More than 750 foreigners will be checked in Lithuania due to a threat to national security

The Lithuanian Department of State Security will assess 761 foreigners for threats to national security and ties to the aggressor state. The results of the assessment will influence the decision of the Migration Service.

Politics • November 27, 08:10 AM • 34636 views

On the verge of blackout: Zaporizhzhia NPP was disconnected from the last intact connection to Ukraine's power grid on Sunday

Zaporizhzhya NPP was disconnected from the Ukrainian power grid due to a short circuit, which led to the risk of blackout as the only remaining line was cut. The IAEA confirmed that the last backup line was crucial in preventing a complete blackout of the plant.

War • November 27, 07:38 AM • 31314 views

Over a week, units of the State Special Transport Service cleared almost a thousand hectares of mines

During the week, Ukrainian deminers defused 1,261 explosive devices and cleared 940. 85 hectares of mines, clearing vast areas of mines, including water bodies, roads, railways and utilities.

War • November 26, 02:00 PM • 43026 views

Several EU countries push for easing sanctions against Russia in new package - Bloomberg

Several EU countries are pushing for a weakening of the proposed 12th package of anti-russian sanctions to avoid legal problems and unfavorable competitive conditions for European companies. The package aims to prevent sanctions evasion through third countries, especially for priority goods such as semiconductors.

Economy • November 26, 01:16 PM • 51108 views

In Sierra Leone, after an attack on an arms depot in Freetown, the government imposed a curfew

The government of Sierra Leone imposed a curfew due to armed clashes in the capital Freetown, as well as after an attempt by unknown persons to break into a military weapons depot. President Julius Maada confirmed that peace has been restored in the city, but the authorities will try to find all armed criminals.

News of the World • November 26, 12:40 PM • 38554 views

Meta spokesman Andy Stone is wanted in russia

The russian ministry of internal affairs issued a federal warrant and arrested in absentia Meta spokesman Andy Stone over Meta's policy of allowing users to call for the "death of russian occupiers".

Politics • November 26, 11:45 AM • 45882 views

A memorial to the Heroes-Defenders of Ukraine was unveiled in Nizhyn, with a sculpture of Hero of Ukraine Oleksandr Matsievskyi in its center

A memorial to the fallen defenders of Ukraine with a bronze sculpture of Hero of Ukraine Oleksandr Matsievskyi was unveiled in Nizhyn, funded by various companies and individuals. The memorial includes an interactive exhibition that honors the memory of local residents who died during the war.

Society • November 26, 11:00 AM • 30500 views

Artificial intelligence: three largest European economies oppose strict restrictions in the EU's AI legislation

France, Germany, and Italy are opposed to the EU's tough artificial intelligence bill, fearing it could stifle innovation. They are seeking to find a balance that will promote competition and innovation before the December deadline.

Politics • November 26, 10:41 AM • 44657 views

In Canada, the Conservative Party has blocked the Canada-Ukraine free trade agreement. Prime Minister Trudeau called it "outright absurd"

Canada's Conservative Party blocked the renewal of the Canada-Ukraine free trade agreement, citing concerns over a carbon tax; Prime Minister Trudeau dismissed this reason as "absurd" and suggested that the Conservatives' decision was the result of "right-wing influence" from the United States on Canadian politics.

Politics • November 26, 09:54 AM • 41001 views

Drones attacked a number of regions of Russia: there are victims and destruction

Dozens of drones attacked Russia, hitting Moscow, Tula, Kaluga and Bryansk. At the same time, the Russian Ministry of Defense announced the destruction of 20 UAVs.

War • November 26, 08:18 AM • 49977 views

A downed drone crashes into a multi-story building in Tula, Russia

An unmanned drone crashes into a residential building in the Russian city of Tula after being shot down by air defense; locals report hearing explosions and seeing smoke. According to the Russian media, a total of three UAVs were allegedly shot down in the Tula region.

News of the World • November 26, 07:46 AM • 41404 views

Difficulties with contracting: The Ministry of Strategic Industry and the Ministry of Defense note that the budget is only enough for half of the capacity of the domestic market

Ukraine's defense budget can finance the contracting of about half of the domestic market's capacity next year. At the same time, Ukrainian industry has tripled its capacity. The Ministries of Defense and Strategic Industries aim to increase production and focus on domestic procurement.

Economy • November 24, 05:00 PM • 41026 views

Armenian Prime Minister says russia has not delivered weapons already paid for

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said that Armenia has paid Russia for weapons that have not yet been delivered, and discussions are underway to resolve this issue, including a possible reduction of Armenia's debt to Russia.

Politics • November 24, 03:46 PM • 25204 views

"Escalating tensions in Europe": kremlin spokesman peskov considers the "military Schengen" initiative a development of nato's confrontation with russia

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov sees the "military Schengen" initiative as an escalation of tensions between NATO and Russia, claiming that Europe is ignoring Russia's security concerns.

Politics • November 24, 03:08 PM • 21216 views

It will be targeted: the Ministry of Defense explained all the details about the unblocking of medical workers

Ukraine and the USA will sign an agreement on minerals in the coming days - Shmyhal

India and Pakistan: Political scientist explains whether a new war is brewing and how it will affect Ukraine

The Rada extended the deadline for the voluntary return of military personnel from unauthorized leave until August 30.

State Land Bank or Vinnytsia "meeting of friends" around land management

From May, gasoline in Ukraine should be sold with alcohol: how this will affect cars and the cost of fuel

BEB is investigating cases of tax evasion and smuggling in the field of electronics trade

“Return to Stalinism”: lawyer Kravets on NABU's pressure on the bar, wiretapping and reports to foreigners

Held in a camp for six years: the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine evacuated a Ukrainian woman and her two children from Syria

TCR servicemen without combat experience will be sent to fighting units - General Staff

Sarah Gellar showed off a great wardrobe like Carrie Bradshaw from "Sex and the City"

Katy Perry felt "beaten" by society's rejection of her space travel

Bread, oil, cherries: what do your menu and agricultural science of Ukraine have in common?

50-year-old Leonardo Di Caprio Stuns Fans with Sudden Weight Loss: Photo

Duma calls the reform a “threat,” while experts call it a necessity: what is happening with the changes in ARMA

Duma calls the reform a “threat,” while experts call it a necessity: what is happening with the changes in ARMA

Bread, oil, cherries: what do your menu and agricultural science of Ukraine have in common?

Hetmantsev's bill on the activities of the Deposit Guarantee Fund was subjected to devastating criticism by the Verkhovna Rada's scientific and expert department

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