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Olga Rozgon

Education: Interregional Academy of Personnel Management. She has a law degree in the financial sector. She also took journalism courses. From 2007 to 2021, she worked as an announcer and presenter on radio and television. From 2021 to 2022, she was the editor of the Bukvy magazine. She has been working as an editor at UNN since 2023. She specializes in international news and socio-economic issues.
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Zelenskyy called energy needs Ukraine’s top priority at the EU summit and urged preparation of a "winter package"

At the EU summit, Zelenskyy called energy the top priority for Ukraine. He urged the inclusion of air defense and funding in the package.

Politics • 08:18 AM • 2024 views
Three police officers in Dnipropetrovsk region suspected of armed robbery involving gunfire for $68,000

In Dnipropetrovsk region, three police officers are suspected of attacking a man and seizing cryptocurrency and cash worth more than $68,000. All of them were remanded in custody with bail set at UAH 3 million each.

Society • 07:37 AM • 2236 views
The heating season is beginning in Kyiv’s schools and hospitals

Kyiv is launching the heating season for social institutions at the request of their heads. Parts of the Dniprovskyi and Darnytskyi districts will be connected after an energy facility is repaired.

Society • 07:11 AM • 13044 views
Enemy attacks in Odesa region and drones in Moldova’s skies — four injured, energy facility damagedPhoto

Russian strikes on Odesa region damaged homes, an energy facility and an enterprise, injuring four people. Moldova recorded four cases of airspace violations.

Society • 06:44 AM • 5114 views
Poland plans to triple the minimum amount of funds required for foreigners to enter

Foreigners may be required to prove they have up to 1,000 zlotys for a short-term entry. The new rules will also change the requirements for students.

News of the World • October 15, 03:33 PM • 10283 views
Trump canceled the live broadcast of the execution of a former serviceman

The execution of the former serviceman, who was convicted of murdering 13 people, will be carried out by firing squad on December 3 without a broadcast. The Pentagon's plan was criticized by Republicans and religious leaders.

News of the World • October 15, 03:07 PM • 4944 views
Ukraine receives two-thirds of its intelligence from Europe — French Foreign Minister

The French Foreign Minister said that Europe provides the main support to Ukraine. According to him, two-thirds of the intelligence comes from Europeans, including France.

War in Ukraine • October 15, 02:28 PM • 5140 views
"This is our matter" — Merz opposed transferring frozen Russian assets under U.S. control

The German chancellor said that decisions regarding Russian assets frozen in Europe should be made by Europeans. He called for increased aid to Ukraine.

Economy • October 15, 01:23 PM • 6404 views
Russian diesel fuel may reach the US before the midterm elections — NYP

The US may receive significant volumes of Russian diesel fuel before the November 3 elections. The deal could bring Moscow up to $4 billion.

Economy • October 15, 12:42 PM • 5114 views
Former leader of Northern Ireland’s largest party sentenced to 15 years for sexual offenses against children

Jeffrey Donaldson was found guilty of 18 sexual offenses against two women committed between 1985 and 2008. He denies the charges and will appeal the verdict.

Crimes and emergencies • October 15, 11:52 AM • 4272 views
The ECHR has opened proceedings in the case of Oschadbank cash-in-transit collectors against Hungary

The ECHR has registered six applications by Ukrainian cash-in-transit collectors against Hungary. They claim that law enforcement officers unlawfully detained and tortured them.

Crimes and emergencies • October 15, 11:23 AM • 15320 views
In Poltava, three people were injured as a result of an enemy attack; a school and residential buildings were damagedPhoto

Three people were injured in a Russian attack on Poltava; a 38-year-old man is in moderate condition. A school, houses, and cars were damaged.

Society • October 15, 10:33 AM • 4584 views
The aircraft of legendary aviator Amelia Earhart may be found after 89 years of searchingPhoto

An American expedition is searching for the Lockheed Electra near Nikumaroro Island. Researchers hope to determine its fate within just a few days.

News of the World • October 15, 10:11 AM • 50415 views
Russia has nearly completed construction of a new base for launching jet-powered drones - ReutersPhoto

In Russia’s Rostov region, Russia has nearly completed construction of a base with eight launch pads. The facility is intended for Geran-4 and Geran-5 drones.

War in Ukraine • October 15, 09:51 AM • 7492 views
Senator Tillis demands an investigation into the Pentagon's actions over Starlink problems in Ukraine

U. S. Senator Thom Tillis is initiating an investigation into Starlink problems for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. He believes the outage may have originated in the Pentagon's Starshield systems.

Politics • October 15, 09:09 AM • 6036 views
Russia miscalculated by placing all its bets in the negotiations on the United States — Kallas

Kaja Kallas stated that Russia would not force Ukraine to capitulate through a deal with the United States. Europe will continue to support Kyiv.

War in Ukraine • October 15, 07:57 AM • 4792 views
Kirovohrad region experienced Russia's most massive attack yet — nearly 360 UAVs and strikes at 26 locationsPhoto

Russia attacked the region with nearly 360 drones; strikes were recorded at 26 locations. Three people were killed and six injured.

Society • October 15, 07:40 AM • 4382 views
A lawsuit has been filed in the United States demanding that Kushner be removed from the position of Trump's special envoy

CREW is demanding that Kushner be removed or required to file financial disclosures. The lawsuit links his diplomatic role to conflicts of interest.

Politics • October 15, 06:41 AM • 19842 views
Passenger and freight processing will be slowed at the "Chop (Tysa)" border crossing point – what is known

On October 15, technical work will be carried out at the "Chop (Tysa)" crossing point from 09:00 to 17:00. Due to restrictions on the electricity supply, the processing of vehicles and freight will be slowed down.

Society • October 14, 02:37 PM • 9988 views
Archaeologists have discovered a sunken ship off the coast of Turkey that is up to 4,700 years oldPhoto

Near the island of Kekova, they discovered the remains of an Early Bronze Age vessel with amphorae and anchors. It may be the oldest sunken ship.

Culture • October 14, 01:31 PM • 23004 views
The remains of around 30 Ukrainians killed in 1944 have been discovered in Poland

Around 30 remains of Ukrainians killed in March 1944 were discovered at an Orthodox cemetery in Lasków. The search and research will continue.

Society • October 14, 01:11 PM • 8760 views
Rising oil prices are not saving russia’s budget from falling revenues - intelligence

In September, russia’s budget received only $5. 28 billion in oil and gas revenues, down 22.3% year-on-year. Compensation payments to oil companies reached $25.7 billion.

Economy • October 14, 12:42 PM • 7038 views
Zelenskyy arrives in Britain — they will discuss a broad range of security issuesVideo

Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrived in the United Kingdom for talks on Ukraine’s security. He will meet with King Charles III and Andy Burnham.

Politics • October 14, 11:50 AM • 5228 views
Trump did not invite OSCE observers to the U.S. midterm elections — The Hill

The Trump administration declined to invite OSCE observers to the midterm elections, breaking with a practice that had lasted more than 20 years. Democrats criticized the decision.

Politics • October 14, 10:49 AM • 37816 views
The Defence Intelligence of Ukraine has analysed how much Russia is spending on the war against Ukraine this year

According to the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine, Russia’s military spending in 2026 will reach $177. 4 billion. This is more than three times the funding for education and healthcare.

War in Ukraine • October 14, 10:19 AM • 4426 views
The number of people killed in the Russian attack on Kyiv has risen to fivePhoto

Five people were killed and another 25 injured as a result of the Russian strike on Kyiv. Police recorded about 80 reports of property damage.

War in Ukraine • October 14, 09:20 AM • 33811 views
"This will weaken sanctions and legitimize Moscow": Meloni on the US–Russian diesel deal

Italy’s prime minister called Trump’s deal risky. She warned that it would weaken sanctions and provide new funds for Russia’s war.

War in Ukraine • October 14, 09:07 AM • 5242 views
Ryanair changes rules for passengers with luggage — what will apply from November 10

From November 10, Ryanair check-in and baggage drop-off desks will close one hour before departure. The rules will not change for passengers traveling with hand luggage only.

News of the World • October 14, 08:40 AM • 4582 views
Romania scrambled aircraft due to aerial targets near the border with Ukraine

Three aerial targets were detected near Vylkove, prompting Romania to scramble two F-16s and a helicopter.

War in Ukraine • October 14, 06:54 AM • 5254 views
Russia’s Ministry of Defense confirmed that it is violating Trump’s "energy truce"

Russia said it had launched a massive strike on Kyiv and the Kyiv and Kharkiv regions. Communications and energy infrastructure were among the targets named.

War in Ukraine • October 14, 06:25 AM • 32095 views