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The Rada proposes to create an "esoteric" register: to legalise the market of astrologers and other "spiritual masters" who will pay an administrative fee to the state budget

Ukrainian MP Serhiy Hryvko has introduced a bill to legalize esoteric services by creating a register of astrologers and other similar practitioners. If passed, the bill would make "esoteric education" an official industry and require "spiritual masters" to pay a fee to the state budget for registration.

Politics • November 24, 02:10 PM • 16821 views

Underwater tunnel to occupied Crimea: Russia is discussing with China the construction of an underwater tunnel through the Kerch Strait - WP

Russia and China are discussing the construction of an underwater tunnel to the occupied Crimea. The possible project is related to Russia's concerns about the security of the bridge across the Kerch Strait. American experts note the high cost and difficulty of building such a project in a war zone.

News of the World • November 24, 12:25 PM • 30666 views

More than 76 thousand Ukrainians received mental health care from family doctors in a year - NHSU

More than 76,000 Ukrainians have received psychological assistance from primary care doctors in the year since the launch of the new package of medical services by the National Health Service of Ukraine.

Health • November 24, 11:23 AM • 15528 views

Tense Black Friday: across Europe, Amazon employees are on strike due to disagreement with working conditions

On Black Friday, Amazon workers went on strike in several European countries, including Germany and the UK, demanding higher wages and better working conditions. The strikes are part of the "Make Amazon Pay" campaign, which aims to stop the company's operations during shopping.

News of the World • November 24, 10:50 AM • 24928 views

Daniel Noboa takes office as President of Ecuador: in his inaugural speech he promises new reforms

Daniel Noboa has taken office as president of Ecuador, promising to tackle violence and unemployment with new reforms during his short 17-month term.

News of the World • November 24, 09:50 AM • 21690 views

Police expose large-scale call centre in Odesa region that extorted money from citizens of different countries

Police in Odesa region have arrested the head and 15 members of a call center that was cheating Ukrainians and foreigners out of their money. The fraudsters tricked victims into installing software that allowed them to access their bank accounts.

Crimes and emergencies • November 24, 09:05 AM • 14009 views

An occupier bought a fake death certificate to avoid returning to the war: he was exposed and convicted

A resident of Buryatia bought a fake death certificate to avoid returning to the Russian army after a vacation, but was caught and sentenced to five years in a maximum security prison for desertion.

War • November 24, 08:30 AM • 13073 views

Data collection for the evacuation of Ukrainian drivers stuck on the border with Poland due to the blockade has begun

Ukraine begins collecting data for the evacuation of truck drivers stuck on the border with Poland under the blockade. Ukraine initiates the creation of a monitoring group on the border with Poland by the European Union to officially record the situation at the checkpoints.

Politics • November 24, 07:47 AM • 16413 views

US chemical train derails in Kentucky: local authorities call for evacuation of residents near the accident

A train carrying chemicals derailed in eastern Kentucky, USA, causing a hazardous substance spill and a fire. Officials have called for the evacuation of residents of the town near the train crash site due to the hazardous air conditions in the area.

News of the World • November 23, 05:13 PM • 29331 views

Finnish border guards will receive reinforcements from the EU: more than 50 Frontex officers will help strengthen control of the Finnish-Russian border

The EU Border Guard Agency will send more than 50 officers and technical equipment to help Finland patrol the border with Russia amid an increase in the number of illegal migrants and Finland's closure of almost all border crossings with Russia.

News of the World • November 23, 04:05 PM • 16535 views

Governments and companies from 34 countries donated almost 6 thousand tons of energy aid to Ukraine

In 2023, Ukraine received 496 shipments of humanitarian aid for the energy sector with a total weight of almost 6,000 tons. The aid from governments and companies from 34 countries included generators, transformers and other electrical equipment. Most of the equipment has already been distributed in the energy sector of Ukraine.

Politics • November 23, 03:11 PM • 19303 views

"He was very cold and couldn't take off": an injured swan was rescued in Khmelnytsky Oblast

A woman and the police rescued an injured swan from a snowdrift in Shepetivka, Khmelnytsky region; the bird is now recovering under the supervision of an ornithologist.

Society • November 23, 02:29 PM • 19611 views

Reconstruction of infrastructure facilities in Ukraine: Slovenia is ready to provide grants up to 5 million euros

Slovenia promises to provide up to €5 million in grants for the reconstruction of Ukraine's infrastructure, covering up to 50% of each project, with a focus on restoring services in all regions.

Economy • November 23, 01:50 PM • 20482 views

The Ministry of Defense will purchase modular bulletproof vests: tender announced under a simplified procedure

The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine will hold a simplified tender for the purchase of 15,000 modular bulletproof vests, which will begin on November 29, 2023.

Politics • November 23, 01:22 PM • 17441 views

The Ministry of Health has simplified medical examinations of children for schools and recreational facilities: a single procedure for all basic examinations has been adopted

The Ministry of Health has unified medical examinations for admission to school and health facilities. A child can undergo all basic examinations at a family doctor.

Health • November 23, 12:30 PM • 20320 views

The risk of new conflicts: failure to deal with the violent past threatens peace in the former Yugoslavia

A Council of Europe report warns of potential new conflicts in the former Yugoslavia as politicians glorify war criminals and parts of the region move away from seeking accountability for the wars of the 1990s. The report emphasizes serious concerns about the denial of past atrocities, which threatens peace and democratic progress in the region.

News of the World • November 23, 11:08 AM • 23008 views

COP28 in Dubai will be a "moment of truth" for the oil industry - Head of the International Energy Agency

The IEA's Fatih Birol has warned that the upcoming COP28 conference in Dubai is crucial for the oil industry, emphasizing the need to reduce oil and gas dependence for a successful transition to clean energy and highlighting the inefficiency of carbon capture technology.

Economy • November 23, 10:00 AM • 21634 views

More than 2,000 Russians and Belarusians were recognized as a threat to Lithuania's national security as a result of the questionnaire assessment

In the first year of using the special questionnaire, Lithuania identified 2041 Russian and Belarusian citizens who pose a threat to the country's national security. The questionnaire assesses attitudes toward the war in Ukraine among applicants for residence permits or national visas. Persons recognized as a threat to the national security of the country are banned from entering Lithuania.

News of the World • November 23, 08:45 AM • 21737 views

The Ministry of Health has organized almost 200 medical evacuations to European clinics since the beginning of the Great War

Since April 2022, the Ministry of Health of Ukraine has organized 190 medical evacuations, transporting 4,019 Ukrainians to 30 countries to receive specialized medical care. The evacuations are free of charge and are coordinated with the European Commission and other partners.

News of the World • November 22, 11:44 PM • 18727 views

Azerbaijan offers Armenia to negotiate a peace treaty. Armenia confirmed its readiness

Azerbaijan offered Armenia a meeting to continue negotiations on a peace treaty, and Armenia confirmed its readiness to "resume negotiations" with Azerbaijan.

Politics • November 22, 11:29 PM • 18028 views

Invaders take children from a psychoneurological orphanage in Kherson region to Russia

Russian security forces have deported children from a boarding school in Kherson region, Ukraine, to Veronika's House in Penza, Russia, the National Resistance Headquarters reports. The children, some of whom have relatives in Ukraine, were moved without their consent under the supervision of Maria Lvova-Belova.

Society • November 22, 11:14 PM • 18401 views

The US sent Israel data on the location of humanitarian groups in Gaza - POLITICO

The White House provided Israel with information about the location of humanitarian and medical groups in Gaza to prevent strikes. Nevertheless, the IDF carried out operations against Hamas near the humanitarian aid sites, which led to the destruction of buildings and the blocking of fuel, among other things.

Politics • November 22, 09:20 PM • 18648 views

"Russia has not given up peace talks with Ukraine": Putin made a cynical statement at the G20 online summit

During the virtual G20 summit, Putin said that Russia is open to peace talks with Ukraine despite the ongoing war, but did not discuss the actions of the Russian army in the aggression against Ukraine.

Politics • November 22, 07:32 PM • 21216 views

G7 responds to DPRK's ballistic missile launch: "Group of Seven" diplomats call for united international response

The G7 Foreign Ministers condemn North Korea's recent missile launch and call for a strong global response, including action by the UN Security Council, and demand the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.

Politics • November 22, 05:06 PM • 19345 views

He wandered in the mountains of Transcarpathia for more than three days: a man who was rescued by border guards died

A 46-year-old Ukrainian man who had been wandering in the Transcarpathian mountains for more than three days and was rescued by border guards died in hospital due to severe hypothermia and kidney failure.

Society • November 22, 04:15 PM • 14096 views

National University of Defense did not apply to Porsche Ukraine for a car – Center StratCom

The National Defense University has denied a widely circulated "letter" claiming that the institution had asked Porsche Ukraine to purchase an AUDI A8 as fake, which was confirmed by both the university itself and the findings of the StopFake project.

Society • November 22, 03:31 PM • 18857 views

Two trains collided head-on in the Russian Federation: 25 passengers were injured

In Russia, 25 passengers were injured in a head-on collision between two trains in the Ulyanovsk region, with a total of 396 people on board, including 94 children. Despite emergency braking, the accident was unavoidable.

Society • November 22, 02:55 PM • 22245 views

A car flew off the road near Kyiv: two passengers were hospitalized

In the Kyiv region, a 43-year-old driver drove off the Kyiv-Vyshgorod highway into a ditch, and two passengers were hospitalized. The police urge drivers to be careful and follow traffic rules.

Society • November 22, 02:25 PM • 32611 views

EU plans long-term security commitment for Ukraine - Bloomberg

The EU has developed a long-term commitment plan for military support and security for Ukraine, including military training and defense industry development, which will be reviewed by EU ambassadors and state leaders.

Politics • November 22, 01:19 PM • 17315 views

Verkhovna Rada adopts law that will help TOT residents continue their education in Ukrainian educational institutions

Parliament passed a law that provides for a mechanism for evaluating learning outcomes for people who received education in the TOT.

Politics • November 22, 12:34 PM • 16169 views