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.
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.
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.
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.
Azerbaijan offered Armenia a meeting to continue negotiations on a peace treaty, and Armenia confirmed its readiness to "resume negotiations" with Azerbaijan.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Parliament passed a law that provides for a mechanism for evaluating learning outcomes for people who received education in the TOT.
Social network X (formerly Twitter), according to information published by Elon Musk, will donate advertising revenue to hospitals in Israel and the Red Cross organization in Gaza. At the same time, as Musk points out, the company will monitor how the funds are spent to make sure that they go through the Red Cross/Crescent.
The European Parliament has taken up a project to revise EU treaties. The majority of MEPs voted in favor of the proposal, which provides for the abolition of the veto in several dozen areas
In Lviv region, a new order has been issued authorizing employees of the TCC and JV to check the identity cards and military registration documents of all persons liable for military service in the region.
US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin visits Kyiv and says the United States will continue to support Ukraine in its fight for freedom against Russian aggression. Pentagon to provide Kyiv with weapons from its own stockpile
The spokesman for the White House National Security Council, John Kirby, believes that Hamas's actions and intentions toward Israel meet the definition of genocide.
Polish Defense Minister Mariusz Blaszczak met with U. S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin. The officials agreed on military cooperation between the two countries.
Three people arrested after attack on former head of the Spanish People's Party in Catalonia Alejo Vidal-Quadras.
The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has informed that it has appealed to law enforcement agencies because of an attempt to disrupt food procurement for the Armed Forces by companies using the Prozorro platform.
Czech Republic circulates a document with ideas to restrict the movement of diplomats from Russia through the EU.
US Treasury Secretary says The United States cannot allow our Ukraine to lose the battle on the domestic front due to lack of funding. Approval of a 105 billion aid package for Israel and Ukraine is a priority for US President Joe Biden
German politicians condemned the appearance of a Taliban representative in Cologne. The German Foreign and Interior Ministries criticized the activities of the Afghan official in Germany
The special project will ensure the organization of a comprehensive and continuous process of integration of the F-16 aircraft into the overall system of the Ukrainian Defense Forces.
The State Service for Special Communications and Information Protection is ready to provide the necessary clarifications to NABU detectives. The agency also emphasized that all procurements of the Service were carried out in compliance with the current legislation.
* Russian authorities put former commander of the ground forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, now the head of the KIAA, Serhiy Popko on the wanted list.
The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine continues the recruitment project for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. A cooperation agreement is signed with Work.ua.
