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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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Switzerland allocates EUR 12.5 million to support Ukrainians in winter

Switzerland has pledged an additional 12. 5 million euros in winter aid to Ukraine, bringing the total amount of assistance to almost 28 million U.S. dollars, to support initiatives in the areas of heating, clothing, shelter and clean water.

Society • December 21, 09:33 AM • 20288 views

Israeli army finds tunnels of Hamas leaders in the center of Gaza

The Israeli Defense Forces discovered a set of tunnels in the center of Gaza City used by Hamas leaders, strategically located near civilian objects, including a school. These tunnels are equipped with modern equipment.

News of the World • December 21, 08:53 AM • 23512 views

DPRK handed over over a thousand containers of ammunition to Russia - US Ambassador to NATO

U. S. Ambassador to NATO Julian Smith said that North Korea has sent more than a thousand containers of military equipment and ammunition to Russia, as seen on satellite images.

Politics • December 21, 07:51 AM • 21490 views

Scythians carried arrows in bags made of human skin

Researchers have discovered that the arrow quivers of some Scythian warriors were made of human skin, probably that of their enemies, according to a study published in the journal PLOS One.

Culture • December 21, 02:30 AM • 29014 views

Russia confiscates energy assets from "unfriendly" European countries

Putin has signed decrees on Russia's confiscation of energy assets from European companies considered "unfriendly," which will affect Germany's Wintershall and Austria's OMV. Compensation will be determined by Russia.

News of the World • December 20, 10:30 PM • 29691 views

Girl has explosive trauma, psychologists work with three more children: OVA told about the condition of children affected by shelling in Kherson

In Kherson, a 13-year-old girl sustained an explosive leg injury during an enemy shelling, and psychologists are helping three other children who are now in hospital with their mothers.

War • December 20, 02:58 PM • 41307 views

ISW analyzes Shoigu's statements about new formations in the Russian army

ISW analyzed statements by Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu, who emphasized ongoing military expansion and preparations to support the war in Ukraine. Shoigu repeated threats against NATO. as ISW notes, Russia's military growth is mostly a confirmation of existing troop levels, not new builds.

War • December 20, 02:06 PM • 35944 views

Australian court passes first ever sentence for espionage

Melbourne resident Di Sanh Duong was found guilty of spying for China, the first under Australia's 2018 Foreign Interference Act, and faces up to 10 years in prison.

News of the World • December 20, 12:46 PM • 23614 views

In Lviv, doctors saved a woman with a 10-centimeter adrenal tumor

Lviv doctors successfully performed a two-hour surgery to remove a life-threatening 10-centimeter adrenal tumor in a 40-year-old woman who was released home on the fourth day after the operation.

Health • December 20, 11:59 AM • 23180 views

The FT named Lars Jorgensen, chairman of Novo Nordisk, a weight-loss company, as its Person of the Year

Lars Jorgensen, CEO of Novo Nordisk, has been named the Financial Times Person of the Year for his leadership in developing diabetes drugs with significant weight loss effects, which allowed the company to become the most valuable in Europe in 2023.

News of the World • December 20, 10:54 AM • 26514 views

A high-rise building collapsed in the center of St. Petersburg

A six-story building on Gorokhovaya Street in St. Petersburg that was undergoing renovation collapsed at night; residents had been evacuated earlier, and no casualties were reported.

News of the World • December 20, 09:36 AM • 24726 views

Ukrainian Defense Forces continue to expand foothold in Kherson region

Ukraine's defense forces are expanding their positions in Kherson and have repelled numerous enemy attacks in various regions, despite Russia's continued missile and air strikes on both military and civilian targets, resulting in civilian casualties and damage to infrastructure.

War • December 20, 08:32 AM • 43649 views

The US Congress will not return to the issue of aid to Ukraine until January

In January, the US Congress will return to the issue of aid to Ukraine, and Schumer and McConnell will announce progress in the negotiations, but admit that there are still outstanding issues. They aim to address national security issues, including support for allies such as Ukraine after the crisis.

Politics • December 20, 07:48 AM • 23867 views

Founder of Nikola electric trucks sentenced to 4 years for fraud

Trevor Milton, the founder of Nikola Electric Trucks, was sentenced to 4 years in prison and a $1 million fine for fraud. He was found guilty of securities and bank account fraud, with further restitution and parole.

News of the World • December 20, 04:02 AM • 28942 views

France reaches agreement to strengthen immigration bill

French lawmakers have reached a preliminary agreement on a new immigration bill that aims to streamline the asylum process and strengthen measures to expel illegal migrants, in line with President Macron's election promise.

News of the World • December 20, 12:10 AM • 25540 views

Erdogan says EU will slow down accession of Ukraine and Moldova

Turkish President Erdogan said that the EU will slow down the accession process of Ukraine and Moldova, noting that Turkey has faced political delays in its own long-standing application to join the bloc.

Politics • December 19, 02:59 PM • 31763 views

Kyiv resident sentenced for throwing paint on passers-by

A Kyiv resident was sentenced to two years in prison for throwing paint on pedestrians in Podil. The offender, who was caught with the paint and a bicycle, was found guilty of eleven counts of hooliganism.

Crimes and emergencies • December 19, 02:03 PM • 26233 views

Russians are recruiting "cadets" in the occupied territories of Luhansk region - National Security and Defense Center

Russian occupiers are recruiting "cadets" from a fake training complex in Luhansk region, hoping to create a loyal fighting force. The Kremlin's efforts include "patriotic talks" and sending the best recruits to Moscow for further training.

War • December 19, 12:19 PM • 28371 views

Illegally selling drug-containing medicines: pharmacists of three pharmacies exposed in Kyiv

Kyiv police exposed pharmacists at three pharmacies who illegally sold codeine-containing drugs, seized more than 6,000 pills, and charged four people with criminal charges. The suspects face up to three years in prison.

Crimes and emergencies • December 19, 10:04 AM • 28378 views

Russia has problems with missile production: guerrillas have obtained classified information

The guerrillas obtained secret documents showing that the Russian machine-building plant did not fulfill the plan for the production of X-32 cruise missiles, producing 61 units out of 80.

War • December 19, 09:23 AM • 50945 views

The United States announces a special operation to protect navigation in the Red Sea

The United States has announced the launch of Operation Prosperity Guardian, a multinational initiative to secure shipping in the Red Sea from Houthi attacks.

News of the World • December 19, 08:38 AM • 36847 views

In Iran, 70% of gas stations stopped working due to a hacker attack

The cyberattack led to the closure of approximately 70% of Iranian gas stations, with the NIORDC attributing the incident to foreign sabotage, but expecting normal operations to resume soon.

News of the World • December 19, 07:46 AM • 43246 views

"Ukrzaliznytsia" appoints festive "Christmas Express" in Kyiv and Lviv

"Ukrzaliznytsia" is launching the Christmas Express retro steam train in Kyiv and Lviv on December 23, 24, 30, and 31, with tickets available via a mobile app.

Society • December 18, 03:26 PM • 27495 views

Russian neo-Nazi Petrovsky arrested in Finland for war crimes in Ukraine

A Finnish court has detained Russian neo-Nazi Jan Petrovsky on suspicion of committing war crimes in Ukraine; he is to be charged by May 31, 2023. Petrovsky is associated with terrorist activities in Donbas and is under international sanctions.

Crimes and emergencies • December 18, 02:31 PM • 26201 views

Russian soldiers complain that they are not given certificates of injury - The Resistance Center

Russian servicemen wounded in Ukraine are suing hospitals for failing to issue certificates of injury or misclassifying their fitness for military service.

War • December 18, 01:19 PM • 28014 views

Metinvest CEO: Russia has destroyed Avdiivka Coke and it will be impossible to rebuild it

The Avdiivka Coke Plant will be impossible to rebuild after the war ends due to the destruction caused by Russian shelling, Metinvest CEO Ryzhenkov said. The plant's main consumers, Azovstal and Ilyich Iron and Steel Works, also face an uncertain future.

War • December 18, 12:03 PM • 29978 views

Lithuania, Sweden and Canada to support Ukrainian transportation industry - Derkach

Sweden, Lithuania, and Canada have created the CIG4U initiative to help modernize Ukraine's transportation sector and logistics routes.

Society • December 18, 10:43 AM • 29982 views

Since the beginning of the Russian invasion, bomb squads have defused over 462 thousand explosive devices - SES

Since the beginning of the Russian invasion, SES pyrotechnics have defused more than 462,000 explosive devices on an area of more than 112,000 hectares.

Society • December 18, 09:36 AM • 32058 views

For the first time, a liturgy was held in Ukrainian in the Church of Peter and Paul in Buchanan

The Church of Peter and Paul in Bucha held its first liturgy in Ukrainian after officially joining the Orthodox Church of Ukraine, as reported by the Bucha City Council. Father Isaac greeted all those present at the service in Ukrainian, expressing gratitude to the country's defenders.

Society • December 18, 09:06 AM • 25443 views

For the second time in a month: the so-called "lPR" announces the fight against high prices

"The LPR announced a second attempt to combat high prices amid reports of looting by Russian contractors in Rubizhne, as heavy fighting continues in the region with significant enemy losses.

War • December 18, 08:11 AM • 27843 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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"Creed" has grossed over $160 million worldwide in two weekends: in the US, Ryan Coogler's new film has pushed "Minecraft" out of the way

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

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