Julia Shramko
Polish authorities are stepping up security at the “aid hub for Ukraine” due to growing concerns about Russian-backed sabotage operations.
A Russian oil tanker's engine failed while passing through the Turkish Dardanelles Straits, temporarily blocking maritime traffic for three hours.
In the Kharkiv region, Russian troops are completely mired in street battles for Vovchansk, and intense and fierce fighting continues at the Pokrovske and Kurakhove directions, with the enemy trying to break through the Ukrainian defense at any cost.
The UN General Assembly is expected to vote to establish an annual day of remembrance for the victims of the 1995 Srebrenica genocide, which is fiercely opposed by Serbs.
Russian forces shelled Kharkiv and Dergachi, with one person reportedly wounded in Dergachi.
Sophie Adeno from France and Raphaël Liegeois from Belgium will be the first two members of ESA's 2022 astronaut class to travel to the International Space Station in 2026.
As of 14:00, 8 people sustained acute stress reaction and were injured as a result of hostile rocket fire on the town of Liubotyn.
Kharkiv is once again under enemy fire, and the authorities are calling on the city's residents to take shelter.
Six people have been killed and hundreds injured in unprecedented riots in the French territory of New Caledonia over a controversial electoral reform that gives French residents the right to vote.
The US President's participation in next month's Peace Summit in Switzerland remains uncertain, as the White House has not confirmed whether he will be the only G7 leader to skip the event.
At least 9 people, including a child, were killed when part of a stage collapsed during a campaign rally for Mexican presidential candidate Jorge Alvarez Maines in the state of Nuevo Leon.
EU countries intend to reach an agreement within a few weeks on the next package of sanctions against Russia, targeting Moscow's “shadow fleet” of oil tankers, banning the re-export of Russian liquefied gas and imposing individual sanctions on more than 100 people involved in the deportation of Ukrainians and arms production.
Zelensky condemned the brutal Russian missile attack on Kharkiv and Liubotyn, which killed and injured people, and called for more global resolve in the fight against terrorism.
Joshua Cheruiyot Kirui, a 40-year-old Kenyan climber, was found dead near the summit of Mount Everest after he disappeared with his Nepalese guide Nawang Sherpa while attempting to climb without supplemental oxygen, the fourth death on Everest this week.
An explosion occurs in Dnipro, Ukraine, after the Ukrainian Air Force reported air defense against a reconnaissance drone in the region.
At least four people are dead and two others are missing after the Russian army carried out at least 15 strikes in Kharkiv, according to preliminary reports.
The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine failed to pass draft law No. 9439 on the peculiarities of appointing judges under martial law, which would have allowed the President to influence the selection of candidates for judges based on information from law enforcement agencies.
The Parliament appointed Serhiy Riznyk as a judge of the Constitutional Court with 276 votes.
South Korea has unveiled a $19 billion stimulus package to support its microprocessor industry and boost the competitiveness of Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix.
In Kharkiv, Russian troops attacked a civilian enterprise, killing one person and injuring six others, and setting off a fire in a paper shop.
France successfully conducted the first test launch of the modernized ASMPA-R supersonic nuclear missile from a Rafale strategic air force aircraft, demonstrating the operational reliability of its nuclear deterrent.
Russian troops conducted numerous attacks on the Ukrainian cities of Kharkiv and Zolochiv, wounding at least 7 civilians and damaging civilian infrastructure.
About ten explosions were heard in Kharkiv, Ukraine, and the mayor urged residents to stay in shelters as Russian troops conducted at least five strikes on the city.
Ukraine imposed power supply restrictions on consumers while receiving emergency aid from the EU, and at a mine in Donetsk region, more than 160 workers remained underground due to shelling that stopped ventilation equipment.
Russian forces struck at least five times in Kharkiv, according to the head of the Kharkiv regional military administration, who urged residents to stay in shelters.
Numerous explosions occurred in Kharkiv, Ukraine, prompting authorities to warn residents to take shelter.
The IMF team led by Alfred Kammer begins meetings in Kyiv to discuss the risks facing Ukraine's economy and the government's economic policy objectives, followed by discussions in Warsaw under the leadership of Gavin Gray on policy measures under the fourth review of the Extended Fund Facility.
Norway, Ireland, and Spain have announced their intention to recognize the Galatian state, prompting Israel to consider diplomatic steps against them, including canceling visits, revoking visas, and asking the United States for support to clarify its intentions.
The Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported an air defense operation against an enemy reconnaissance drone in Dnipropetrovs'k region.
The State Labor Service of Ukraine will be deprived of some of its non-essential functions as part of deregulation: the Parliament has supported a draft law on the redistribution of certain functions to other central executive bodies.