A large fire broke out at the Grillo-Werke AG chemical plant in Duisburg. More than 200 firefighters were involved, one person was injured, and local residents were warned about the threat of toxic smoke.
The First Lady of Ukraine explained the need for underground schools in frontline regions. Zelenska emphasized the importance of finding new solutions to ensure quality education in times of war.
During the debate, Trump and Harris presented their economic plans. Harris promises to fight inflation and support small businesses, while Trump offers tax cuts and energy independence.
Singapore will allow casinos to conduct non-cash bets but will prohibit the use of cryptocurrencies due to the risk of money laundering. The authority to approve major casino shareholders has been transferred to the Minister of the Interior.
The White House criticizes Republicans for spreading false claims about Haitian immigrants. J.D. Vance and others have accused Haitians of eating pets, raising concerns about possible racist implications.
Amazon plans to invest 8 billion pounds in data centers in the UK over 5 years. The company expects this to create thousands of jobs and contribute 14 billion pounds to the British economy annually.
The First Lady of Ukraine presented an educational project for children undergoing long-term treatment. “The Superheroes' School operates in 16 hospitals across the country, providing adaptive learning and therapeutic effects.
A group of House Republicans urged Biden to lift restrictions on Ukraine's use of US weapons to strike Russia. They believe this will help end the war.
The First Lady of Ukraine shared her plans to support Ukrainian children abroad. Zelenska emphasized the importance of preserving the language, culture, and establishing Ukrainian educational and cultural centers in the host countries.
Iryna Vereshchuk reported on her first working day in the OP, outlining 5 priorities. She counts on the support of MPs, the government, and civil society organizations in her work.
A former member of the Kyiv City Council and two accomplices are accused of extorting a bribe for appointment to a position in the Zhytniy Market utility. The suspect has been on the international wanted list since June 2023.
The Office of the Ombudsman of Ukraine successfully evacuated an elderly woman from the occupied Kherson region to Kharkiv region. The woman, who was unable to move independently, was reunited with her family and is receiving the necessary medical care.
U. S. President Joe Biden said that his administration is working on a possible lifting of restrictions on Ukraine's use of long-range weapons. This could significantly change the course of the war, allowing Ukraine to strike targets behind enemy lines.
The Ukrainian national team suffered its second defeat in the 2024/25 Nations League, losing to the Czech Republic with a score of 2-3. This was the third official meeting between the teams, the previous two in 2018 ended in victories for Ukraine.
The customs officer and the carrier are suspected of smuggling goods across the border. The seized equipment was sold at auctions, paying over UAH 15 million in customs duties to the budget.
Kyivvodokanal reports that the water quality in Kyiv meets the standards, despite the deteriorating condition of the Desna River. The company is taking additional measures to ensure high-quality water supply.
Denis Shelikhov swam across the Tisza River to join the Belarusian club Slavia Mozyr. The goalkeeper had been training for two months to swim with fins, preparing for the illegal border crossing.
Ukrainian cyber police have discovered a new fraud scheme involving fake offers of easy online work. The criminals lure victims with promises of earnings, demanding registration on fraudulent websites and replenishment of the “balance”.
The General Staff reported 112 combat engagements over the day. The most active fighting is taking place at the Pokrovske and Kurakhove directions, as well as at the Kupyanske, Lyman and Toretske directions.
The drop in oil prices has led to a decline in Russia's oil revenues to the lowest level since February. The average four-week volume of oil exports fell to 3.13 million barrels per day, and the value of exports dropped to $1.44 billion per week.
Russian troops shelled 11 communities in Sumy region using various types of weapons. Esman, Krasnopillia and Velykopysarivska communities were the most affected.
On September 10, the staff of the Emergency Medical Care Center in Odesa Oblast was introduced to the new acting director general, Eduard Kiku. He has extensive experience in medicine and has worked his way up from a paramedic to a substation manager.
Work continues in Vilkovo to eliminate the consequences of Russia's night attack on Izmail district. Local communities, businesses and volunteers are helping to restore damaged buildings.
Former MP Pavlo Rizanenko spread false information about Viktor Polishchuk. This was probably done not only for his political career, but also to promote the business interests of the Rizanenko family.
The IMF expresses dissatisfaction with Ukraine's fulfillment of its obligations under the memorandum of cooperation. The lenders insist on raising taxes, devaluing the hryvnia, and changing the approach to personnel policy in key government agencies.
After leaving the NABU, Gizo Uglava is working on a lawsuit against the bureau and is cooperating with the NACP regarding Semen Kryvonos. He accused the NABU leadership of pressure and was granted whistleblower status.
Oleksandr Ruvin, Director of Kyiv Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Expertise, spoke about the process of identification of Ukrainian prisoners of war. The Institute cooperates with the Ombudsman's Office and international experts to improve identification methods.
Over the 7 years of its existence, ARMA has spent more than a billion hryvnias, bringing in only 300 million in revenue. Experts question the agency's effectiveness and suggest alternatives to its functioning.
Former President Trump and Vice President Harris will meet in a televised debate on September 11 about 4:00 Kiev time. The candidates will discuss key issues, including the economy, immigration and foreign policy.
The Kyiv Prosecutor's Office transferred the case of Oleksandr Zyma from the SBI to the police. The expert believes that this is due to an ineffective investigation, although he does not rule out an unjustified change of jurisdiction.
