The victim in the case against the director of the NBU's legal department will have to go to court to demand investigative actions. SBI investigators are likely to ignore the initiatives of Yulia Sosedka, co-founder of Concord Bank.
The expert believes that the NBU may lift the ban on the conversion of foreign currency loans for business. This will improve relations between banks and customers and increase confidence in the banking sector.
Law enforcers should open criminal proceedings against ARMA for delaying the sale of Medvedchuk's yacht. The expert considers ARMA a criminal organization created for a corrupt state.
The Cabinet of Ministers proposes to increase the military tax to 5-30% to finance defense. Business and experts criticize the initiative, warning of negative consequences for the economy and possible shadowing.
Massoud Peseshkian became the new president of Iran, taking the oath of office amid chants of 'Death to America and Israel'. He promised to improve international relations and ease domestic restrictions, but continued his anti-American rhetoric.
Since the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine, Russian troops have lost approximately 578,120 personnel and 8,390 tanks.
At night and in the morning, 6 enemy drones were shot down over the Dnipro region. In the evening, the occupiers attacked Nikopol district, damaging a social institution and cars.
Russian troops attacked 12 settlements in Zaporizhzhia region 395 times in 24 hours. They carried out 4 air strikes, 208 UAV attacks, 4 MLRS attacks and 179 artillery attacks, and damaged residential buildings.
The White House reaffirmed its commitment to Israel's security after a strike on Beirut killed a Hezbollah commander. The United States emphasized Israel's right to defend itself, but continues to work on a diplomatic solution to the conflict.
Russian troops shelled a suburb of Kherson. The attack killed a 68-year-old man and injured a 73-year-old woman with concussion and a head injury. Rescuers and medics provided assistance at the scene.
In the Kursk region of Russia, a fire broke out at a facility after an alleged attack by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Local authorities are investigating the incident, and residents are asked not to spread information about the incident.
Foreign Affairs warns that the resumption of US nuclear testing could lead to a new arms race. Russia and China may follow suit, which would make the US nuclear adversaries more capable.
Air defense forces destroyed more than 30 Russian drones in Kyiv's airspace and on the outskirts. It was the largest drone attack on the capital in 2024, and the air alert lasted more than 7 hours.
Hungary's Foreign Minister accused the EU of cutting off Russian oil supplies through Ukraine. Hungary is demanding the resumption of transit, which accounts for a third of its oil imports.
Mass protests against the current government continue in Venezuela. According to human rights activists, the death toll has reached 11, and about 750 demonstrators have been detained.
Fred Trump, Donald Trump's nephew, called his uncle “atomically insane” and declared his support for Kamala Harris. In a new book, he reveals Trump's racist remarks and mistreatment of people with disabilities.
Meta and Texas reached a $1. 4 billion settlement in a lawsuit over the illegal use of facial recognition technology. The state accused Facebook of violating privacy laws.
In Novoshakhtynsk, a military KamAZ truck with the letter V collided with a civilian car. A 6-year-old boy and his mother were killed, and three other victims were seriously injured.
Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets announced that he had begun receiving information about prisoners from the Russian Federation. He emphasized the need to put pressure on Russia and the ICRC to ensure proper treatment of Ukrainian prisoners of war.
Remzi Bekirov, a Crimean journalist convicted by the Russian Federation, is being held in a detention center in Krasnoyarsk. He was denied a transfer closer to home, having previously been sentenced to 19 years in prison on charges of involvement in a banned party.
On Tuesday afternoon, a helicopter crashed into the roof of a farm near the town of Killucan in Ireland. Two 40-year-old men were killed - an Irish citizen and an Eastern European.
Riots broke out in Southport after an attack on children that left three dead. Protesters clashed with police near a mosque, setting fire to a police van and attacking law enforcement officers.
The Israeli Defense Forces reported the killing of Fouad Shukr, a Hezbollah leader, during an attack on Beirut. Hezbollah had previously denied this information, claiming that Shukr had survived.
The Russian military conducted 8 attacks in Sumy region on July 30, with 17 attacks recorded. The attacks included the use of FPV drones, mortars, and artillery on various communities in the region.
Democratic candidate Kamala Harris received 43% of voter support, compared to 42% for Donald Trump. Harris strengthened her position after Joe Biden's withdrawal from the presidential race.
In mid-July, a Finnish citizen who was helping the Ukrainian Armed Forces was killed north of occupied Donetsk. This is the fourth volunteer from Finland to be killed in Ukraine.
Drones have been spotted in Kyiv region, air defense forces are working on targets. KCMA urges to stay in shelters until the end of the air raid and to observe information silence.
Russia has authorized the use of cryptocurrencies in international trade to circumvent Western sanctions. The new law will come into force in September, but will not affect the ban on cryptocurrencies in the country.
There were 108 combat engagements in various sectors of the frontline. The most intense fighting continues in the Pokrovsk sector, where the enemy conducted 40 assault and offensive actions.
An air alert was declared in Kyiv and several regions after the explosion in the capital. The air force warned of the threat of ballistic missiles from the north and the possible use of kamikaze drones.
