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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.

Author's articles

One of the largest banks in France will soon sell its business in Russia

Societe Generale intends to exit the Russian market by selling its shares, including stakes in major companies, for about USD 75 million to Rosbank.

News of the World • December 26, 01:40 AM • 33282 views

In Rome, archaeologists found a mosaic made of shells in a luxury house

Archaeologists in Rome have discovered a mosaic of shells in the luxurious 2300-year-old house of a Roman senator on the Palatine Hill, revealing a banquet hall with exceptional decorations.

Culture • December 26, 12:30 AM • 29494 views

Kherson resident to spend 5 years in prison for participation in pseudo-referendum

A resident of Kherson was sentenced to 5 years for assisting in the fake referendum during the Russian occupation.

Crimes and emergencies • December 25, 03:41 PM • 23419 views

Future Prime Minister of the Netherlands calls on Turkish citizens to elect a new president

Geert Wilders, the future prime minister of the Netherlands, calls on Turkish secularists to elect a new leader. His far-right party won 37 seats in parliament and is facing coalition problems.

News of the World • December 25, 01:41 PM • 23518 views

Lost on Christmas night: rescuers found a tourist in Transcarpathia

The lost tourist in Zakarpattia was found by rescuers on Christmas Eve after asking for help; he was safely returned to his place of temporary residence.

Society • December 25, 12:37 PM • 21688 views

Russians are trying to staff police in the TOT with local residents

Russian troops recruit local residents in the occupied south of Ukraine to work in law enforcement agencies, using the media and networks for propaganda.

War • December 25, 11:24 AM • 24492 views

In Belarus, 125 people who returned from abroad were detained over the year

Belarus has detained 125 citizens returning from abroad, mostly from Lithuania, often for "extremist materials" after phone checks by the authorities. Human rights activists believe the real number is higher.

News of the World • December 25, 10:04 AM • 24698 views

Russia's only nuclear-powered transport icebreaker on fire in Murmansk

On December 24, a fire broke out on the world's only Russian nuclear-powered container ship, the Sevmorshlyakh, built in 1988. No one was injured.

News of the World • December 25, 09:06 AM • 27840 views

Latvia confiscates cars worth almost a million euros from drunk drivers and donates them to Ukraine

Latvia has handed over 271 confiscated cars worth almost 1 million euros to Ukraine as aid. These vehicles were seized from drunk drivers.

Society • December 25, 08:17 AM • 109982 views

Not to celebrate Christmas alone: in Italy, a man escaped from house arrest to prison

In Italy, a man who was under house arrest tried to go to jail to avoid spending Christmas alone, but the police returned him home.

News of the World • December 25, 07:34 AM • 34295 views

Zelensky comments on Russian night attack on Kherson

Zelenskyy promises Ukraine's fair response to brutal Russian strikes in Kherson that killed 4 people, including a child.

War • December 24, 12:55 PM • 35656 views

Nothing is sacred: Humeniuk assesses whether Russia may intensify shelling on Christmas Day

Russia may intensify its shelling in Ukraine over Christmas, with recent massive attacks and drone activity pointing to a potential escalation.

War • December 24, 11:48 AM • 34899 views

Truck traffic resumed: Polish farmers complete blockade in front of Medyka-Shehyni checkpoint

Polish farmers have ended the blockade of the Medyka-Shehyn checkpoint, allowing normal truck traffic to resume.

Economy • December 24, 08:47 AM • 41367 views

Britain can potentially do more to help Ukraine - Cameron

Cameron suggests that the UK could increase military support for Ukraine, noting the importance of countering Russian aggression.

Politics • December 24, 08:11 AM • 61325 views

Occupants shelled Pidseredne village in Kharkiv region: two people were wounded

More than 20 localities in Kharkiv region, including Pidseredne, were shelled by the enemy, two people were wounded.

War • December 24, 07:21 AM • 36874 views

Occupants shelled Toretsk, Katerynivka, Kurakhove and Antonivka: one killed and five wounded

Russian troops shelled Toretsk, Katerynivka, Kurakhove and Antonivka in Donetsk region, killing one person and wounding five others. Donetsk prosecutor's office is conducting an investigation.

War • December 22, 03:57 PM • 34294 views

Writing a pro-Ukrainian slogan on the blackboard: Moscow school management fires computer teacher

A Moscow school fired a computer science teacher for writing a pro-Ukrainian slogan on the blackboard, and a court fined him. Information about the teacher was also removed from the school's website.

News of the World • December 22, 03:16 PM • 30925 views

A girl stranded on a piece of ice in the middle of a lake in Lviv region is rescued

In Lviv region, rescuers have rescued a 12-year-old girl who was stuck on a piece of ice in the middle of a lake. Rescuers warn that staying on the ice is extremely dangerous due to unstable temperatures.

Society • December 22, 02:19 PM • 23602 views

Almost impossible to do: in Zaporizhzhia sector, National Guardsmen destroy Lancet UAV with assault rifle

Ukrainian National Guardsmen from the Spartan Special Forces successfully shot down an enemy Lancet drone using AK-74 rifles in Zaporizhzhia, despite the difficulty of hitting such targets with small arms. The drone was destroyed before it reached the target, falling 30 meters away.

War • December 22, 01:42 PM • 32603 views

Biden will tighten financial sanctions against Russian proxies

President Biden intends to sign a new executive order to strengthen sanctions against those who financially support Russia's war, targeting proxies and intermediaries that help Russia avoid existing sanctions.

Politics • December 22, 01:02 PM • 26317 views

Heating and electricity are absent in most settlements of Donetsk region in TOT - CNS

The National Resistance Center reports on the critical situation with heat and electricity supply in the temporarily occupied territories of Donetsk, with most residents left without these vital services. Almost all boiler houses are out of commission, and no repairs are being carried out on the infrastructure.

Society • December 22, 11:46 AM • 22468 views

WSJ: Nikolai Patrushev organized the elimination of Pryzhyn

The Wall Street Journal reports that Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolai Patrushev organized the assassination of Wagner PMC founder Yevgeny Prygozhin, according to Western intelligence. Prihodzhin's plane was allegedly bombed, resulting in a plane crash that killed all ten people on board.

News of the World • December 22, 11:06 AM • 26079 views

The dismembered body of a civilian was killed and burned: Kharkiv region: SBU identifies three occupants who abused civilians

The SBU identified three Russian servicemen who committed war crimes in Kharkiv, including the murder and dismemberment of a local farmer. The suspects also looted property that they were trying to take to Russia.

War • December 22, 09:11 AM • 35651 views

Italian authorities want to punish schools that cancel Christmas performances and symbols

Italy's Brothers of Italy party, led by Prime Minister Maloni, has proposed a bill that would penalize schools for banning Christmas symbols in order to preserve cultural roots. The opposition criticizes it as politicizing religion.

News of the World • December 22, 08:36 AM • 35394 views

After US sanctions, tankers with Russian oil stuck on the way to India - media

Almost 5 million barrels of Russian Sokol oil are delayed on their way to India due to new US sanctions targeting tankers that violate price limits set by the G7. The sanctions, which affect eight vessels, including six from state-owned Sovcomflot, have left the ships stranded off the Indian coast.

News of the World • December 22, 07:52 AM • 31266 views

Tobacco products worth 4 million: law enforcement exposes another scheme

Ukrainian law enforcement officers uncovered a scheme to import counterfeit tobacco products worth more than UAH 4 million, seized counterfeit products during numerous searches, and are investigating to identify all those involved.

Crimes and emergencies • December 21, 03:34 PM • 24324 views

The Netherlands will provide a winter aid package to Ukraine in the amount of 102 million euros

The Netherlands is allocating €102 million in winter aid to Ukraine, including funds for humanitarian assistance, demining, infrastructure and energy support, as part of a larger €2 billion aid package planned for 2024.

Economy • December 21, 02:36 PM • 25494 views

A 12-year-old girl from the occupied Luhansk region dies in a Russian prison while undergoing "rehabilitation"

A 12-year-old girl from the Luhansk region died while undergoing "rehabilitation" in a Russian prison. More than 100 schoolchildren from Luhansk region were hospitalized.

Society • December 21, 12:54 PM • 100170 views

The "Oberig" system: Fitio explains how it will reduce corruption on the part of conscripts and military commissions

According to Volodymyr Fitio, the Oberig system is aimed at combating corruption among conscripts and military personnel; it is not yet fully integrated with other registries.

Society • December 21, 11:38 AM • 35231 views

Turkey has tied the approval of Sweden's NATO membership application to the purchase of fighter jets from the United States.

Turkish President Erdogan has made Sweden's accession to NATO a condition for the United States to approve Turkey's request to buy F-16 fighter jets and called on Canada to end its arms embargo on Turkey.

News of the World • December 21, 10:38 AM • 53769 views

BEB is investigating cases of tax evasion and smuggling in the field of electronics trade

“Return to Stalinism”: lawyer Kravets on NABU's pressure on the bar, wiretapping and reports to foreigners

Held in a camp for six years: the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine evacuated a Ukrainian woman and her two children from Syria

TCR servicemen without combat experience will be sent to fighting units - General Staff

We have already lost the opportunity to purchase seeds from Ukrainian producers - expert

Electricity tariff will remain unchanged until the end of October - Shmyhal

Construction of the metro to Vynohradar: the developer responded whether the pipe breakthrough will affect the pace

World Football Day: victories and defeats of the Ukrainian national team in a year

The first hundred days of Trump's presidency: what they were remembered for and what to expect in the future

Behind the guise of science - the interests of a pharmaceutical giant: how the Academy of Legal Sciences covered up the pressure on the pharmacy business

Kyiv residents will receive compensation for rent of housing damaged by the April 24 attack - KCSA

russia is “preparing something” in belarus, hiding behind military exercises - Zelensky

The Supreme Court has put an end to the case of Yuriy Hrymchak, the former Deputy Minister for Temporarily Occupied Territories

European leaders will not arrive in Kyiv on May 9 - Politico

“Mommy's rules”. Transparency International Ukraine revealed the motives why the ARMA leadership is disrupting changes in the agency

“Mommy's rules”. Transparency International Ukraine revealed the motives why the ARMA leadership is disrupting changes in the agency

BEB is investigating cases of tax evasion and smuggling in the field of electronics tradeExclusive

World Football Day: victories and defeats of the Ukrainian national team in a year

The first hundred days of Trump's presidency: what they were remembered for and what to expect in the future

Behind the guise of science - the interests of a pharmaceutical giant: how the Academy of Legal Sciences covered up the pressure on the pharmacy businessExclusive

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"Harry Potter" film saga star Rupert Grint becomes a father for the second time

OutKast, Cyndi Lauper, and The White Stripes to be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

Five incredible long-awaited premieres of May: what to watch

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