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Volodymyr Zelenskyy wins in the "Dreamers" nomination according to Politico

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy won the Politico "Dreamers" category, with Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny coming in second. Zelenskyy was praised for inspiring Ukrainians to resist and bringing the country closer to EU and NATO membership.

Politics • November 28, 10:25 PM • 27717 views
Kuleba: European Parliament leadership supports negotiations on Ukraine's accession to the EU

Dmytro Kuleba, Ukraine's Foreign Minister, said that the leaders of the European Parliament support Ukraine's EU membership negotiations and that efforts are being made to make a positive decision in December.

Politics • November 28, 10:10 PM • 26801 views
Spain supports the start of negotiations on Ukraine's accession to the EU

During a meeting with his Ukrainian counterpart Dmytro Kuleba in Brussels, Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares expressed support for the start of negotiations on Ukraine's accession to the EU.

Politics • November 28, 09:56 PM • 26303 views
Kuleba meets with Slovakia's new Foreign Minister Blanar in Brussels

Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba met in Brussels with Slovakia's new Foreign Minister Juraj Blanar to discuss Slovakia's support for Ukraine's territorial integrity and defense cooperation. Kuleba thanked Slovakia for its continued support and assistance.

Politics • November 28, 09:26 PM • 26094 views
Water leakage into Earth's core could have spawned mysterious layer that ejects crystals - study

The study suggests that water seeping from the Earth's surface into the core has created a mysterious layer, the "E" layer, which ejects silica crystals and may be older than the inner core. Scientists used laboratory experiments to show how water interacts with the core, challenging previous ideas about its composition.

Society • November 28, 09:11 PM • 28213 views
Three people died in Sumy region due to shelling, including a 7-year-old girl

Russian shelling in the Sumy region resulted in 106 explosions in 8 settlements, killing three people, including a 7-year-old girl, and injuring three others.

War in Ukraine • November 28, 08:46 PM • 36878 views
Breakthrough stem cell therapy shows potential in the treatment of multiple sclerosis

A new stem cell treatment for multiple sclerosis has demonstrated safety and potential to prevent nerve damage in a small, early-stage study, with cells injected directly into the patient's brain showing favorable long-term effects.

Health • November 28, 08:17 PM • 30390 views
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Military man on reforming the food system in the army: the main thing is to remove the monopoly and not to fill the soldier's diet with low-quality products

Hai has been in the military for many years and has seen what food was like before the introduction of the Catalog system, which is now highly criticized for corruption. He says that at the time of its introduction it was a breakthrough.

Society • November 28, 06:32 PM • 52331 views
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Powers of the Deposit Guarantee Fund should be reviewed - lawyer

Oleg Malinevsky advises to review the powers of the Deposit Guarantee Fund, advocates judicial control over insolvency procedures, and questions the role of the Fund in managing and liquidating insolvent banks without sufficient supervision.

Economy • November 28, 05:05 PM • 213884 views
Trees prevent from restoring electricity in Odesa region - DTEK

Due to the proximity to trees, there have been many accidents and wire breaks, which complicates the work of power engineers to restore electricity in the region.

Society • November 28, 04:49 PM • 26969 views
Research on anti-aging therapy: its methods, benefits and the impact of war on aging

The AntiAge Therapy specialist is convinced that the path to preservation begins at birth.

Health • November 28, 04:47 PM • 703118 views
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The expert told how the border blockade affects prices on the domestic market and when the Poles will end the strike

Polish carriers are blocking Ukrainian trucks at the border over fears of cheaper competition, causing tensions but not much economic impact as Ukraine remains self-sufficient in food and key commodities. The blockade is expected to be resolved within two weeks.

Economy • November 28, 04:37 PM • 201829 views
276 towns and villages without electricity in Odesa region: what DTEK says

Power engineers have restored power to 47 settlements, but 276 settlements remain without electricity.

Crimes and emergencies • November 28, 03:43 PM • 23803 views
More "cotton": SBU Special Forces receive 830 FPV drones

The Special Operations Center "A" of the Security Service of Ukraine has acquired 830 kamikaze drones to fight Russian troops, including enemy tanks and equipment. These drones are armed with Ukrainian ammunition and have been used in similar operations before.

War in Ukraine • November 28, 03:25 PM • 27067 views
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The Vinnytsia Regional Council was ready to give the land for free, but refused to do so on the condition that housing for the military be built on it

Vinnytsia Regional Council planned to transfer two and a half hectares of land to the regional center without any conditions or reservations. However, the proposal to give this land for the construction of housing for the military was rejected

Politics • November 28, 02:31 PM • 165618 views
FAVBET and the All-Ukrainian Advertising Coalition awarded Ukrzaliznytsia with a special award at the Effie Awards

Ukrzaliznytsia received a special award from the All-Ukrainian Advertising Coalition and the award's technology partner, FAVBET.

Society • November 28, 01:59 PM • 24693 views
Parliament to adopt key European integration bills before announcement of decision on negotiations - Stefanchuk

The Verkhovna Rada aims to adopt the necessary European integration legislation before announcing the decision to start membership negotiations.

Politics • November 28, 01:53 PM • 22820 views
Cabinet of Ministers allocates UAH 15 million for medical institutions of the State Administration of Ukraine, including Feofaniya

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine reallocated UAH 15. 7 million of budget expenditures for the State Administration of Justice

Society • November 28, 01:42 PM • 30783 views
Odesa region continues to recover from bad weather: electricity is being restored to people's homes

Odesa Oblast is working to restore power and clear snow after a severe storm left many areas without power.

Society • November 28, 12:00 PM • 23447 views
Sweden backs Finland closing borders with Russia

Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson supports Finland's decision to close the border with Russia.

News of the World • November 28, 10:35 AM • 21759 views
All children evacuated from 14 settlements of Kherson region - head of OVA

630 children and their families have been evacuated from the Kherson region due to hostile shelling; officials continue to convince the remaining families to leave for safety.

Society • November 28, 10:18 AM • 20904 views
Kremlin ordered to intensify forced passportization in the occupied territories before "Putin's elections" - defence intelligence

According to the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine, in preparation for the elections, the Kremlin plans to increase the forced issuance of Russian passports in the occupied territories of Ukraine.

War in Ukraine • November 28, 10:17 AM • 30500 views
Deadline for military veterans to apply for Independence Day payments extended: what is known

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has extended the deadline for applications for one-time cash assistance on Independence Day to December 10.

Society • November 28, 09:38 AM • 21497 views
"Resident of Odesa region is served a notice of suspicion for leaking data on defense forces deployment

In Odesa region, a woman was accused of passing information about the positions of the Ukrainian defense forces to Russian military intelligence. She was detained with evidence and is currently being held in custody.

Crimes and emergencies • November 28, 09:28 AM • 23039 views
Putin signs Russia's budget: military spending to reach record high since Soviet times

Putin signs the law on the federal budget for 2024-2026. The "national defense" line item will be allocated 70% more than in 2023.

War in Ukraine • November 28, 07:55 AM • 33763 views
The winner of the "Do Your Own" contest opened a pizzeria in a village in Cherkasy region

Natalia Mikhailenko wins the Do Your Own business idea competition and opens a pizzeria in Ivano-Frankivsk.

Society • November 28, 07:45 AM • 26942 views
All hostages of snow drifts released from snow captivity - Kiper on the situation in Odesa region

All the hostages trapped in the snow in Odesa region have been released, but the roads remain icy, and authorities recommend refraining from unnecessary travel.

Society • November 28, 06:37 AM • 33169 views
Occupants hit Kryvyi Rih with a missile

Russian troops launched a missile attack on Kryvyi Rih and shelled the village of Marhanets in the Nikopol district, but without causing casualties; damage assessment is ongoing.

War in Ukraine • November 28, 06:05 AM • 34177 views
Another 860 occupants: General Staff updates data on enemy losses

Since the beginning of the conflict, Ukrainian troops have killed approximately 326,440 Russian servicemen, and the General Staff reported an increase in enemy combat losses by 860.

War in Ukraine • November 28, 05:51 AM • 32140 views
Ukrainian troops destroy an enemy 2S3 Acacia self-propelled artillery system in the south

Ukrainian troops destroyed a camouflaged Russian self-propelled artillery system "Acacia" in the Southern operational direction. The coordinates provided by the Special Forces allowed for an accurate artillery strike.

War in Ukraine • November 28, 05:49 AM • 31504 views