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EU breaks record for aviation and diesel fuel imports amid preparations for sanctions against Russia

The European Union has significantly increased imports of diesel and jet fuel from other countries, preparing for restrictions on petroleum products produced from Russian crude oil. From October 1 to 20, almost 1.9 million barrels of fuel arrived at EU ports, which could become a monthly record.

Economy • October 28, 11:53 AM • 4500 views
Russia conducted a test flight of the MS-21 passenger aircraft with allegedly "fully Russian components"

Russia announced the flight of the second prototype of the MS-21 passenger aircraft, which, according to the Ministry of Industry, is entirely made of Russian components. The aircraft took off from the Irkutsk Aviation Plant, testing new onboard systems and PD-14 engines.

News of the World • October 28, 11:20 AM • 2688 views
Earthquake of magnitude 6.1 in Turkey: 26 people sustained minor injuries

A 6. 1 magnitude earthquake struck Turkey, resulting in 26 people sustaining minor injuries. All those affected were hospitalized and have since been discharged.

News of the World • October 28, 10:55 AM • 2878 views
Russian Deputy Minister facilitated the theft of 4 million tons of Ukrainian grain: he was notified of suspicionPhoto

The Deputy Minister of Agriculture of the Russian Federation has been notified of suspicion of facilitating the theft of over 4. 136 million tons of Ukrainian grain worth over UAH 23 billion. He organized the illegal seizure of assets of agricultural enterprises from February 2022 to December 2023.

Crimes and emergencies • October 28, 10:26 AM • 2256 views
Proof of crime against humanity: Russia uses drones to hunt civilians - UN investigation

A UN investigation has confirmed Russia's use of drones to target civilians near the front line in Ukraine. This is considered a crime against humanity, aimed at expelling civilians.

Society • October 28, 09:07 AM • 3648 views
Tokyo to donate cherry blossoms to Washington in honor of the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi announced the gift of 250 cherry trees and fireworks to Washington. This will happen in honor of the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States.

News of the World • October 28, 08:49 AM • 2625 views
Messi dreams of defending his title at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, despite his age and physical condition

Argentina captain Lionel Messi hopes to play in the 2026 World Cup, but admits that age and physical condition will be decisive. He aims to defend the title if he is healthy and can help the team.

Sports • October 28, 08:18 AM • 2845 views
"Ghosts" of HUR hit two radar stations and an enemy launcher in Donbas

The special unit of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine "Ghosts" in Donetsk region destroyed two 48Ya6-K1 "Podlyot" radar stations and a 9A82 launcher of the S-300V complex. This was the result of systemic attacks by intelligence officers on Russian air defense.

War in Ukraine • October 28, 07:56 AM • 3649 views
Musk's political ambitions cost Tesla a million lost car sales

Elon Musk's political activism and his support for Donald Trump have led to significant losses for Tesla. A Yale University study showed that the company missed out on over a million sales since October 2022.

News of the World • October 28, 07:37 AM • 3909 views
SpaceX completes 89th Starlink launch: over 10,000 satellites now in Earth orbit

SpaceX conducted its 89th orbital Starlink mission launch from the Florida coast, sending 29 satellites into orbit. The Falcon 9 rocket launched from Cape Canaveral, and its first stage completed its 24th flight and successfully landed.

News of the World • October 27, 04:17 PM • 4755 views
DNA revealed previously undocumented diseases that affected the failure of Napoleon's troops in Russia

A new DNA study of Napoleon Bonaparte's soldiers has revealed previously undocumented diseases, such as paratyphoid and relapsing fever, which affected the failure of the French troops in 1812. These infections, along with cold and hunger, led to the mass deaths of soldiers in the Russian Empire.

Health • October 27, 03:51 PM • 4919 views
Occupiers' capture of Rodynske is a fake, the city is under the control of Ukrainian military

Rodynske in Donetsk region is under the control of the Ukrainian military. The fake information from the Russian Federation about the "capture" of Rodynske has been refuted by the National Guard "Azov". It is noted that the invaders only control "a small number of cartridges of several infantrymen who entered the outskirts of the city."

War in Ukraine • October 27, 02:53 PM • 4679 views
Former Ukraine critic Andrej Babiš tasked with forming government in Czech Republic

Czech President Petr Pavel has tasked Andrej Babiš, leader of the ANO movement, with forming a government. Babiš has almost reached an agreement on a common platform with right-wing parties in the Czech Republic.

Politics • October 27, 02:28 PM • 3681 views
Search for stolen Louvre jewels: two suspects identified by DNA traces

Two Frenchmen, one of whom was caught at the airport, have been arrested for the Louvre robbery. They were identified by DNA found at the crime scene.

News of the World • October 27, 12:19 PM • 5187 views
Traffic restrictions at the "Solotvyno" checkpoint towards Romania: bridge repair over the Tysa continues

From October 27, vehicular traffic between the Solotvyno and Sighetu Marmației checkpoints will be closed for 33 days due to bridge repairs over the Tysa River. Pedestrian access remains as usual.

News of the World • October 27, 11:53 AM • 3366 views
Sydney Sweeney Debuts Striking Bob Haircut Amid Scooter Braun Romance RumorsPhoto

"White Lotus" star Sydney Sweeney has changed her image, debuting a new bob haircut at the premiere of the film "Christy," coinciding with rumors of her relationship with Scooter Braun. This transformation comes after the actress's broken engagement to Jonathan Davino.

Culture • October 27, 11:25 AM • 83710 views
One-fifth of normal-weight adults have hidden obesity, increasing the risk of hypertension and diabetes - study

About 20% of adults with a normal body mass index have hidden abdominal obesity. This increases the risk of developing hypertension, diabetes, and other cardiometabolic disorders.

Health • October 27, 10:38 AM • 3850 views
OpenAI signed multi-year deals with Nvidia and Oracle for $1.5 trillion without consultants - FT

OpenAI head Sam Altman and his team signed multi-year deals with Nvidia, Oracle, AMD, and Broadcom worth $1. 5 trillion without involving external consultants. This drew criticism due to the lack of detailed financial terms and unconventional deal structures.

Economy • October 27, 09:58 AM • 4631 views
Controversial Prince Andrew in talks to leave Royal Estate

Prince Andrew is in talks with King Charles about leaving the Royal Country Residence, where he has lived for over 20 years. This comes amid public backlash over a free lease agreement and his involvement in the Epstein case.

News of the World • October 27, 09:22 AM • 81031 views
Björn Andrésen, star of "Death in Venice" film, dies at 70

Swedish actor and musician Björn Andrésen, known for his role in Luchino Visconti's film "Death in Venice," has died at the age of 70. His death was announced by the directors of a documentary about his life.

Culture • October 27, 08:26 AM • 5604 views
The number of debts of Ukrainians is growing: only 20% of proceedings are collected, and some are closed without compensation

In the first half of 2025, 5. 3 million proceedings were transferred to executors for collection, of which 1.75 million are new debts. In fact, debts were collected in only 1.1 million cases for the amount of UAH 15.11 billion, while 1.5 million proceedings for the amount of UAH 395.11 billion were closed without compensation due to the impossibility of collection.

Society • October 27, 07:54 AM • 5127 views
Saab plans to open a Gripen fighter jet plant in Ukraine - FT

The Swedish group Saab is considering opening a plant in Ukraine for the final assembly of components for JAS 39 Gripen E fighter jets. This is due to an agreement between Ukraine and Sweden on the purchase of 100-150 combat aircraft.

Economy • October 27, 07:25 AM • 46221 views
Gold prices show first weekly decline after record highs

Gold prices continue to fall, approaching their first weekly decline in several months. Spot prices fell 1.5% to $4062.48 per ounce, and US gold futures fell 1.7% to $4076.41.

Economy • October 24, 03:53 PM • 3024 views
Astronomers have found a new exoplanet GJ 251c, which is potentially habitable

Scientists have discovered a new exoplanet GJ 251c, located 18 light-years from the Solar System, which may have liquid water. This super-Earth orbits the red dwarf Gliese 251, which is located in the "habitable zone."

News of the World • October 24, 03:29 PM • 6268 views
Astrid Lindgren's heirs sue Croatian beverage producer "Pipi"

Astrid Lindgren AB, a company owned by the writer's children and grandchildren, has filed a lawsuit against a Croatian soft drink manufacturer. They believe that the brand "Pipi" is related to "Pippi Longstocking" and is being used without permission in a commercial context.

News of the World • October 24, 02:55 PM • 66140 views
Beijing's assistance in wars: Myanmar junta ousted rebels from cities in three weeks thanks to Chinese weaponry

Myanmar's junta army recaptured settlements previously taken by rebels in three weeks, thanks to China's assistance. This is due to the junta's intention to hold elections in December 2025.

News of the World • October 24, 01:31 PM • 2747 views
Lowest vaccination rate since 2017: WHO warns of polio danger in Europe and Asia

Polio vaccination coverage in the European Region has reached its lowest level since 2017, leaving approximately 450,000 infants vulnerable. Poliovirus remains endemic in several Asian countries, posing a risk to Europe.

Health • October 24, 12:52 PM • 31968 views
Female service members allege sexual assault: Class action lawsuit filed against Australian army and government

Female service members of the Australian Defence Force have filed a class action lawsuit in the Federal Court in Sydney, alleging gender and sexual assault, harassment, and systemic discrimination. The lawsuit covers the period from November 2003 to May 2025.

News of the World • October 24, 12:13 PM • 3219 views
Attempt to sell an infant exposed in Kyiv: private clinic representatives under suspicionPhoto

An attempt to sell an infant has been exposed in Kyiv, where representatives of a private clinic tried to hand over a newborn girl to a Chinese couple, despite the absence of a genetic link to the father. The couple returned to China with their son, and the girl was left with a nanny in a rented apartment.

Society • October 24, 11:54 AM • 4632 views
The enemy used KABs against peaceful Odesa region for the first time - OMA

The Russian army used guided aerial bombs (KAB) against the civilian infrastructure of Odesa region for the first time. The head of the OMA, Oleh Kiper, emphasized the new serious threat and the danger of significant destruction.

Society • October 24, 11:04 AM • 16826 views