The U. S. ambassador to Kyiv voiced support for more security assistance to Ukraine after Russia launched another missile attack.
Facebook and Instagram will label images generated by the artificial intelligence of other companies.
Dutch shipowners ask the Ministry of Defense to authorize armed protection of ships passing through the Red Sea due to the increasing number of attacks by Houthis.
Belarus and Russia are seeking to unify the lists of "extremists" and banned websites.
Polish checkpoints on the border with Ukraine have been unblocked after the protests, but are not yet operating at full capacity.
From now on, Ukrainians can receive their driving licenses with international delivery to five more European countries: Slovenia, Croatia, Montenegro, Belgium and Switzerland.
Due to high demand, Ukrzaliznytsia has scheduled additional trains between Kyiv, Lviv, and Ivano-Frankivsk using new railcars.
Two unknown gunmen opened fire near the Palace of Justice in Istanbul, wounding six people, including three police officers and three civilians.
Iran, Russia and China will hold joint naval exercises in the coming weeks.
British military surgeons are teaching their Ukrainian counterparts how to help wounded soldiers.
Russia may be helping North Korea gain access to international banking services in exchange for missiles and ammunition provided by Russia.
During reconnaissance, Ukrainian partisans discovered S-400 anti-aircraft missile systems deployed in the Timiryazovsky district of Moscow.
Trump wants an immediate debate with President Biden to discuss policies that could benefit the country.
On Wednesday, German ground staff at five major airports will go on strike, disrupting flights.
An artificial intelligence startup backed by Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos has discovered a huge copper deposit weighing more than 400,000 tons in Zambia using drilling data and artificial intelligence optimization.
A resident of Kyiv region was served a notice of suspicion of committing lewd acts against his partner's 11-year-old niece.
Poland wants to introduce VAT on oil and limit sugar imports from Ukraine to support Polish producers.
Border guards in Bukovyna detained three people who were trying to illegally cross the border with Romania and are looking for the smuggler who helped them.
Doctors at St. Luke's Hospital in Lviv managed to save a man's arm from amputation after he accidentally cut it off almost completely with a grinder while sawing wood.
The doctors found that although Mikheil Saakashvili's health and weight improved in prison, his neurological condition and cognitive impairment did not change.
British intelligence reports that Russia will increase military spending in 2024, while reducing social security contributions and increasing domestic taxes and debt.
In the Tavria sector, Ukrainian troops destroyed an enemy drone, capturing its explosion on video, and neutralized 143 Russian UAVs and caused damage to Russian manpower and equipment.
In January, revenues from the Suez Canal were almost halved due to attacks by Yemeni Houthis on ships in the Red Sea, forcing major shipping companies to avoid this waterway.
A Mi-8 helicopter carrying specialists from the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations crashed into Lake Onega in northern Karelia, and although its wreckage was recovered, the crew members were not found.
A Finnish ammunition factory will increase production of artillery shells fivefold this year due to high demand from the Ukrainian army, which is defending itself against Russian invasion.
Pro-Russian blogger Yuriy Podolyaka was sentenced in absentia to 15 years in prison for guiding Russian missiles to Mykolaiv through his network of informants and justifying Russian aggression on social media.
The District Court of the Polish city of Bialystok sentenced a Russian and a Belarusian to four years in prison each for espionage in favor of Russia, which consisted of collecting military information and passing it to Russian intelligence from 2017 to 2022.
The Cabinet of Ministers has restricted access to bomb shelters in schools and kindergartens. Shelters during full-time education are available only to participants in the educational process.
Russia's military-industrial complex is suffering losses due to inflation and bureaucratic problems that prevent factories from fulfilling growing government orders, according to documents accessed by Ukrainian hackers.
Ukraine returned 4 more children from the occupied districts of Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions.
