Julia Shramko
Icelandic volcano Fagradalsfjadl erupts for the second time since December.
Public Health Center gives tips on how to fight fatigue.
Paris may ban key boxes in public places to combat short-term rentals.
A reassessment of archaeological sites in northern China suggests that Homo sapiens may have been present there about 45,000 years ago, much earlier than previously thought.
In the Ternopil region, a shuttle bus collided with two trucks, resulting in eight people being hospitalized. The accident is under investigation, and blood samples were taken from the drivers to test for alcohol content.
Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas may become the EU's High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy after the European Parliament elections in June. A scenario in which four leading EU institutions are headed by women is currently being discussed, but no final decisions have been made.
According to reports, US President Joe Biden has agreed to tighten immigration policy, which could make new military aid for Ukraine and Israel possible.
The Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, Ihor Klymenko, paid tribute to the victims of the plane crash in Brovary that took the lives of Interior Ministry employees and civilians a year ago. A memorial service was also held at St. Sophia Cathedral.
Russian army resumes attacks on Kherson, explosions are heard in the city center, reports Roman Mrochko, head of the Kherson CMA.
Ukraine and Austria have coordinated steps to use frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine and the timetable for Ukraine's accession to the EU, as stated by Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba.
French police raid tax office of Ministry of Finance over Neymar transfer.
Ukraine expects to receive 50 billion euros of support from the EU. Ukrainian side to meet with Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico to discuss potential obstacles
The indictment in the case of the 2023 plane crash in Brovary, which killed senior officials of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, will be sent to court in 2024, the SBI reported.
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba called for the provision of air defense equipment to Ukraine and the use of frozen Russian assets, which, according to him, could finance the restoration of damaged infrastructure.
Romanian farmers are using heavy machinery to block the Halmeu-Dacove checkpoint on the Romanian-Ukrainian border, making it the third blocked checkpoint at the moment. The duration of the blockade is unknown.
Ukraine is forecasting a 3% electricity shortage during the day.
According to Melitopol Mayor Ivan Fedorov, at least six explosions occurred on the outskirts of Tokmak. He noted that this was part of the efforts to fight the enemy forces, and similar events took place in Berdiansk and Melitopol.
Pakistan has launched military strikes on separatist militant hideouts in Iran, escalating tensions between the two neighbors. This comes after Iran reportedly launched precision missile strikes on militant strongholds in Pakistan, leading to a major escalation of tensions along their shared border.
The United States conducted another series of strikes against the Houthis in Yemen, the fourth attack in less than a week.
Russian troops shelled Ukraine's Sumy region with SPG and cannon artillery, resulting in nine explosions in two communities, reports the Sumy Regional Military Administration.
Russian troops attack 19 settlements in Kharkiv region of Ukraine, including Chuhuiv.
Romanian protesters, including trucking companies and farmers, plan to block the Halmeu-Dacove border crossing on the Romanian-Ukrainian border, which is likely to affect truck traffic. The blockade, however, will not affect the movement of cars and buses.
Russian troops launched a drone attack into southern Ukraine from the eastern coast of the Sea of Azov, hitting residential areas of Kherson and damaging high-rise buildings. Ukrainian air defense units countered the attack, shooting down eight attack drones in Mykolaiv region and another in Kherson region.
US Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell expressed confidence that a bipartisan deal on Ukraine and border security funding will be considered by the Senate next week. The proposed package includes more than $60 billion in aid to Ukraine, $14 billion to Israel, and $14 billion for border security and migrant processing.
According to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russian troops have lost about 373,600 personnel, 6,147 tanks and thousands of pieces of other military equipment.
The Ukrainian Defense Forces reportedly destroyed 22 of 33 Shahed attack drones launched by Russian forces on the night of January 18. Several other drones did not reach their targets.
To combat winter skin dryness, experts recommend using a moisturizer, washing with warm water, and give a number of other tips.
Researchers suggest that tail wagging in dogs may have evolved during domestication, as humans enjoy rhythmic movements.
"Magic islands" in the seas of Saturn's moon Titan may be porous blocks of "snow", scientists suggest.
Residents of the occupied territories of Luhansk region are being forced to support Putin on the eve of the "elections" in Russia. The National Resistance Headquarters reports that the authorities are using state employees to collect signatures in an attempt to imitate broad local support.