A state of emergency has been declared in 55 districts of Slovakia due to brown bears. The government has involved the army to track down the predators, one bear has already been killed.
Alphabet Inc. has led a frenzy in the European bond market, planning to raise $2.8 billion. Recently, the company's profit has increased by 12%, and investments in AI are yielding results.
German writer Alexandra Fröhlich found dead in Hamburg. Initially, there was a version of a tragic accident, but police are investigating the murder with a blunt object.
Tomorrow it will get warmer up to +17+22 degrees during the day. Rains will pass in the western and eastern regions. No precipitation in Kyiv, up to +19 during the day.
Cardinal Becciu, convicted of financial crimes, has announced that he will not participate in the conclave. He submitted to the will of the late Pope Francis to contribute to unity.
The UN World Food Program plans to cut up to 30% of jobs worldwide, which is about 6,000 people. The reason is a significant budget reduction, especially from the United States, which led to commitments for 2025 that are 40% less than the previous one.
The US has imposed sanctions on three ships and a number of companies involved in the supply of oil and gas to the Yemeni Houthis. These ships transported petroleum products to the Houthi-controlled port of Ras Isa.
95-year-old actor Gene Hackman, an Oscar winner, died of heart failure and kidney damage complicated by Alzheimer's disease. It was also discovered that the actor had not eaten for a long time.
Lufthansa is canceling the sale of goods on board aircraft for economic reasons from September. The company plans to use artificial intelligence to analyze passengers' food consumption.
In Kyiv, two 16-year-old boys were detained for traveling between subway cars. The police drew up administrative materials for petty hooliganism and conducted a preventive conversation with their parents.
The horror film "Creed" directed by Ryan Coogler, starring Michael B. Jordan, has grossed $161.6 million in global box office in two weekends. In the American box office, it pushed "Minecraft" out of the way.
In a tense Ice Hockey World Championship match, Ukrainian hockey players defeated the Italian team with a score of 2:3. Peresunko scored the winning shootout.
Russia announces a truce from May 8 to May 11, citing the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II. The Kremlin says that the Ukrainian side must join the truce.
French police have arrested 25 people suspected of a series of attacks on prisons. Among those detained is a member of the Marseille-based DZ Mafia criminal organization.
The Chinese car carrier BYD Shenzhen, the largest in the world, has set sail for Brazil with over 7,000 new electric vehicles. The ship is equipped with advanced environmentally friendly technologies.
The government has approved a deferral from mobilization for extracurricular education teachers in certain areas. The changes apply to employees of state and municipal institutions who are employed as of January 1, 2025.
Estonia will continue to cooperate with the Baltic and North Sea countries to stop Russian shadow fleet vessels. The cooperation will ensure the protection of the region's environment and maritime infrastructure.
There are details in the statements from the US side that coincide with Moscow's position, Kremlin spokesman Peskov told reporters rossmedia. He added that the talks could not be public.
In Vancouver, a driver crashed into a crowd at the Lapu-Lapu Philippine Festival, killing 9 people. Police arrested a 30-year-old suspect and ruled out the possibility of a terrorist attack.
The Trump administration is preparing to report on its first 100 days. Plans include trade deals, peace talks and changes to immigration policy. Critics point to rights violations and alienation of allies.
Russian troops launched an airstrike on the Dnipro district of Kherson, wounding four people. A medical facility, a private house and apartment buildings were damaged.
A devastating explosion in the Shahid Rajaei port in southern Iran has killed at least 25 people and injured 800 others. The explosion was so powerful that it was felt 50 kilometers away.
As a result of Russian shelling of Donetsk region, 4 people died, 17 were injured. The enemy launched more than 3,000 attacks on 15 settlements, 40 residential buildings were damaged.
After the funeral of Pope Francis, his tomb in Santa Maria Maggiore was opened to visitors. An increase in pilgrims to the church is expected, where other pontiffs are also buried.
The Indian military accuses Pakistan of initiating shelling along the line of control in Kashmir. Relations between the countries have fallen to their lowest level in recent years.
A miniature dachshund named Valerie, who disappeared on Kangaroo Island in Australia 529 days ago, has been found alive. Volunteers spent over 1,000 hours searching for her.
In Vancouver, Canada, a car drove into a crowd at the Lapu Lapu street festival. There are dead and wounded, the mayor has expressed condolences.
Israel criticised Spain for rejecting the €6. 6 million deal, accusing Madrid of ‘sacrificing security considerations for political purposes’. Spain explained the decision by disagreeing with Israel's operations in Gaza.
The Russian ambassador to Germany attended the events dedicated to the ‘Elbe Day’ and the anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge, despite criticism from Ukraine's ambassador to Germany. The Russian diplomat also appeared with a ribbon, which is a symbol of propaganda, German media reported.
UN food and refugee agencies are planning cuts due to falling funding, especially from the US. Donor aid will be reduced by 40% in 2025.
