Julia Shramko
The Hungarian Parliament has voted to withdraw the country from the ICC, citing the court's politicization. Minister Szijjártó will send a notification to the UN, and the withdrawal will take effect in one year.
A European Commission spokeswoman said that Russia can stop its aggression in Ukraine immediately. Ukraine has already agreed to a ceasefire, so the EU supports a just peace.
A fire at a restaurant in Liaoning Province, China, killed 22 people and injured three others. Xi Jinping called for an investigation into the tragedy.
Chinese researchers have created an EUV light source platform, bringing the country closer to independent production of advanced chips. The development has reached internationally competitive parameters.
The government has extended the public service obligations (PSO), so the electricity price will remain unchanged. Additionally, housing subsidies will be automatically recalculated for almost 3 million families.
The authorities of Spain and Portugal have restored electricity supply after massive outages. The causes of the failure are being investigated, but there are questions about renewable energy.
Rustem Umerov announced the appointment of Boyev as the first deputy, Shevtsov as the deputy for logistics, Kozenko as the deputy for aviation. Serhiy Melnyk resigned from the post of Deputy Minister of Defense.
Latvian companies will supply 12,000 drones within the framework of the Drone Coalition. Support for the coalition to Ukraine in 2024 amounted to EUR 1.8 billion.
Tesla reported that the first Semi electric trucks will roll off the assembly line by the end of 2025. The plant will have an annual capacity of 50,000 units.
Over the past day, the Russians launched attacks on Donetsk region. Five people died, four were injured, including a child. This morning, the occupiers shelled five settlements.
Russian troops struck a medical facility in Kachkarivka three times with UAVs, causing a fire and destruction. 12 people were injured in the region during the day, infrastructure was damaged.
Mark Carney's Liberal Party won the election in Canada. Carney said Trump is trying to break Canada so America can own it.
Gold prices fell 0. 8% to $3314.65 an ounce on Tuesday, amid easing trade tensions. Investors are awaiting data from the US to assess Federal Reserve policy.
In Illinois, a car drove into the YNOT after-school camp, killing four students aged 4 to 18. Several other people were injured, and an investigation is underway.
On the night of April 29, Russia attacked Ukraine with drones from various regions. The Armed Forces of Ukraine shot down 37 "Shahed" drones, but 47 imitators were lost. Kharkiv, Donetsk, Dnipropetrovsk, and Kyiv regions were affected.
Kyiv was attacked by enemy UAVs at night, air defense forces destroyed 9 drones. As a result of the fall of debris in the Desnyanskyi district, a fire broke out at a recreation center, there is destruction.
In Spain, 99. 16% of the power supply has been restored. The cause of the massive outage may have been the disappearance of 15 gigawatts of electricity from the grid, which is being investigated.
Over the past day, 178 combat clashes took place on the front, a third of which were in the Pokrovsky direction. The enemy was also active in the Novopavlivka direction, trying to break through the defense of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Amazon has launched 27 Kuiper satellites, worth $10 billion, to provide broadband internet around the world. The company plans to launch 3,236 satellites and begin serving customers as early as this year.
In the Lviv region, a 44-year-old man is suspected of sexually harassing a 12-year-old girl: he has been detained.
Investors are abandoning US assets, boosting Bitcoin's growth. Experts predict it will reach $120,000 this quarter and confirm a target of $200,000 by 2025.
The White House spokeswoman said that the US President has made it clear that he wants to see a permanent ceasefire. This was a response to Putin's proposal for a temporary ceasefire.
The US and Ukraine are close to signing a framework agreement on minerals. Kyiv has secured concessions from the Trump administration not to take into account past military aid.
The price of gold fell by 1% due to a stable dollar and reduced demand for safe-haven assets. Investors are waiting for US economic data to assess further actions by the Federal Reserve System.
The Ukrainian national team took fourth place at the European U-23 Championship in Tallinn. Ukrainian sabre and foil fencers won bronze medals in team competitions.
The decision to start the conclave on May 7 was made at a general meeting of cardinals on April 28 in the Vatican. The Sistine Chapel has been closed for preparation for the election of the Pope.
A massive power outage occurred in Spain and Portugal. Traffic lights went out, subway systems stopped, and airports ceased operations due to problems in the European energy system.
In the Vatican, cardinals will secretly gather on May 7 to elect a new Pope. About 135 cardinals will participate in the conclave.
Three men were trying to dismantle a self-propelled gun for scrap metal near the village of Mala Komyshuvakha. During the sawing of the barrel, the projectile detonated, two men died on the spot.
In February, banks issued 516 mortgages for UAH 926 million, but lending volumes fell by a third year-on-year due to changes in the "eOselya" program. Most loans were issued in the Kyiv region.