More than 1,200 flights in the U. S. have been canceled due to a severe storm that has swept across 12 states
Two Russian servicemen are suspected of shooting a civilian in the occupied part of Kherson region.
Russia is preparing a lawsuit to protect its frozen assets abroad and has engaged international law firms to participate in possible litigation.
Oil prices rose by 4% amid US and UK strikes on Houthi targets in Yemen.
Two children hospitalized after minibus and bus collide in Lviv region.
Ukraine may face a 2. 8% electricity shortage amid rising consumption due to colder weather; Ukrenergo calls for economical use of electricity.
Moscow announces the arrest of a "spy" who allegedly worked for Poland, Warsaw denies the information.
Poland says it is cooperating with the investigation in the Nord Stream case.
Two people killed in Kherson as a result of Russian shelling.
EU Representative Thierry Breton announces plans for a new €3 billion program to boost defense production.
China-Russia trade grew by 26. 3% to more than $240 billion in 2023, reaching a record high
The EU is considering concessions to Hungary to approve 50 billion euros in aid to Ukraine.
In 2023, Ukraine's trade deficit increased to $27. 5 billion, more than doubling compared to 2022
Bad weather left 229 settlements in six regions of Ukraine without power; restoration work continues.
Ukraine continues to receive US military aid, with Ambassador Markarova emphasizing the urgent need for more weapons and the role of Congress in passing new funding bills.
U. S. aid to Ukraine is ground to a halt pending congressional approval of new funding amid intensified Russian attacks.
Russian troops shell Sumy region twice with artillery and mortars.
Russian troops carried out two strikes with KABs in Kharkiv region, without casualties; more than 12 settlements were shelled.
It was loud in Sevastopol in Crimea.
Russian revenues from oil and gas taxes decreased by 24% year-on-year.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy is in Latvia, following visits to Estonia and Lithuania.
China's commerce minister expressed serious concerns about U. S. restrictions on the use of chips in a conversation with the U.S. Secretary of Commerce.
The EU's judicial advisor recommends that Google's €2. 42 billion antitrust fine for unfair competition be upheld.
Ukraine approves new bulletproof vest for female soldiers.
China's Orienspace has successfully launched Gravity-1, described as the most powerful solid rocket, with three satellites.
Finland extends border restrictions with Russia until February 11 for national security reasons.
Ukraine to introduce new tobacco labeling rules on January 11.
Draft law No. 10378 on mobilization in Ukraine is returned to the initiator after consultations with the military leadership and parliamentary committees.
Google is laying off hundreds of employees as part of cost-cutting, amid broader job cuts in the tech industry.
Mountain rescuers in Zakarpattia found two lost freeriders at dusk, after two and a half hours of searching.
