The U. S. Department of Justice will charge Boeing with fraud for failing to comply with an agreed anti-fraud program following fatal airplane crashes in 2018-2019.
England defeated Slovakia 2-1 after extra time to reach the quarterfinals of Euro 2024.
Exit polls show that the far-right National Rally party wins the first round of parliamentary elections in France with about 34% of the vote.
North Korea launches an unidentified ballistic missile toward the Sea of Japan, according to the South Korean military.
A Russian airstrike on the village of Dariivka in Kherson region killed one person and damaged a school, a humanitarian headquarters, critical infrastructure and residential buildings.
Thanks to the joint efforts of state, regional, municipal and private services, the water supply system and road in Vilnyansk, Zaporizhzhia Oblast, were quickly restored after an enemy missile attack.
Russians shelled six settlements in Sumy region with mortars, artillery and drones, causing 59 explosions.
A Russian missile strike on Kyiv damages a residential building, injuring 6 people, leading to an investigation.
Since the launch of the service, Ukrzaliznytsia has transported more than 30,000 Ukrainian defenders and their families.
The newly elected Patriarch of the Bulgarian Orthodox Church, Metropolitan Daniel, accused Ukraine of responsibility for the war and repeated Russian propaganda about the conflict.
Rescuers continue to search for 2 missing people who are likely trapped under the rubble of a high-rise building in Dnipro, Ukraine, which was hit by a Russian missile attack on June 28.
Explosions were heard in the occupied city of Kerch in Crimea, with a local resident confirming about five explosions, two of which were very powerful, and Russian air defense systems reportedly fired missiles near the cities of Virmensk and Shcholkino in Crimea.
Three people are killed when a small plane crashes on a highway near Paris after hitting a power line.
The library damaged by the Russian occupiers in the de-occupied village of Rudnytske, Kyiv region, was restored thanks to a grant competition to support early recovery in the liberated territories.
Agreements for the supply of flasks were concluded without tenders with dubious companies that had not previously been involved in such supplies. And the specifications and requirements for the flasks were actually developed for specific bidders.
A photo exhibition "The Will to Win" has opened in Kyiv, showcasing the preparation of Ukrainian athletes for competitions in the face of war and emphasizing their resilience and determination to succeed despite the challenges they face.
The Ministry of Environmental Protection and Natural Resources has received official letters from local authorities in Odesa Oblast demanding the dismissal of the management of the Tuzly Estuaries National Park over allegations of poaching, waste and misuse of budget funds.
In Odesa region, most of the employees of the Center for Emergency Medical Care and Disaster Medicine who are subject to reservation have already undergone the procedure.
The eTobacco portal, scheduled to be launched in February 2025, will be an important tool in the fight against illegal tobacco trade, allowing to identify manufacturers, importers and publish data on ingredients and emissions of tobacco products. To make it more effective, the expert recommends involving experts from the Kyiv Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Expertise.
The government is ready to invest $500 million in Ukraine's reconstruction, particularly in the construction sector, according to a KSE study.
The NABU's functionality is to be improved to "hunt" high-ranking officials of the Presidential Office, according to an international audit.
Andriy Boyko, a former member of the High Council of Justice, said that although the VSP receives up to 200 complaints from judges about interference in the administration of justice every year, only 10% of cases reveal the facts of such interference.
Ukraine's grain exports are up 3% year-on-year in the 2023-2024 marketing year as the Ukrainian military provides a safe logistical sea route for exporters, but growth depends on logistics, profitability and external demand, while law enforcement officials are investigating gray grain exports involving companies linked to businessmen Serhiy Groza and Volodymyr Naumenko.
The High Anti-Corruption Court has removed the electronic bracelet from former Minister of Agrarian Policy Mykola Solsky.
Law enforcement authorities should investigate Odessa businessmen Serhiy Groza and Vladimir Naumenok and, if the facts of fraud are established, bring to criminal responsibility both the borrowers and officials of the banks that gave them loans.
Starting July 1, a summer ban on freight traffic from 10:00 a. m. to 8:00 p.m. for heavy vehicles weighing more than 24 tons, except for specialized vehicles transporting dangerous, perishable goods, live animals, humanitarian aid, and vehicles engaged in international transportation with reserved border crossing times, will come into effect in Odesa region.
The audit of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine revealed low morale among detectives, excessive bureaucracy, lack of career opportunities, and a high percentage of employees who plan to leave the organization in the next 2-3 years.
A new outpatient clinic has been opened in Novi Troiany, Bolhrad district, Odesa region, with a capacity of 5000 residents and qualified medical staff and modern equipment.
In the 2023-2024 marketing year, official statistics on grain exports from Ukraine improved due to the current grain corridor and a decrease in gray exports. Total exports increased by 3% y-o-y, including wheat exports up 10% and corn exports down 275,000 tons.
The Supreme Anti-Corruption Court extended the term of the pre-trial investigation against ex-minister Mykola Solsky for another eight months, until December 23, 2024, in the case of the events of 2017-2018, that is, long before Solsky became a minister.
