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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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Maduro says Venezuela open to talks with US on drug trafficking

Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro has stated his readiness for dialogue with the United States on combating drug trafficking and oil. This comes amid increased American pressure on his government, including attacks on vessels and port infrastructure.

News of the World • January 2, 07:17 AM • 5163 views
Businesses maintain restrained assessments of their operations: what are the expectations regarding prices and employees?

The index of business activity expectations of Ukrainian businesses in December 2025 was 49. 2 points, which is the highest indicator for December in the entire history of observations. Economic activity was constrained by the deteriorating security situation and power outages, while stable consumer demand and international aid were positive factors.

Economy • January 1, 10:16 AM • 3196 views
Russia accelerated its offensive in Ukraine in 2025 due to a change in tactics - ISW analysis

In 2025, the Russian army increased the pace of its offensive in Ukraine, capturing 4,831 square kilometers of territory and reclaiming 473 square kilometers in the Kursk region. This was made possible by a new operational model, technological adaptations, and a change in attack tactics.

War in Ukraine • January 1, 08:40 AM • 10001 views
Today marks the full launch of eExcise testing: what businesses need to know

Starting January 1, Ukraine begins full testing of the eExcise system, a digital tool for controlling the circulation of tobacco and alcohol products. The testing will last until October 12, giving businesses time to adapt and set up their IT systems.

Economy • January 1, 08:01 AM • 3007 views
Tax authorities planned over 4.5 thousand business inspections in 2026

The Tax Service included 4,558 business inspections in its 2026 plan, slightly fewer than last year, with peak activity in March-April. The inspections will primarily concern companies (78%), as well as individual entrepreneurs, with Kyiv, Dnipropetrovsk, and Lviv regions leading in the number of visits.

Economy • January 1, 07:54 AM • 2818 views
US court overturns decision to terminate legal status of 60,000 immigrants

A federal judge in California has invalidated the Trump administration's decision to terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for 60,000 immigrants from Honduras, Nepal, and Nicaragua. This ruling will allow TPS holders from these countries to legally work in the US and avoid deportation.

Politics • January 1, 07:16 AM • 10327 views
Ukrainian will be added to the list of languages for correspondence with Santa Claus

The Ukrainian language will be added to the list of languages for correspondence with Santa Claus. Santa Claus's post office is initiating steps for its inclusion.

Society • December 31, 03:19 PM • 3014 views
Government extends restrictions on timber and scrap metal exports until the end of 2026

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has decided to extend restrictions on the export of timber and scrap metal until the end of 2026. This decision provides for a licensing regime with zero quotas to preserve strategic raw materials in Ukraine and direct them to the needs of domestic processing.

Economy • December 31, 03:05 PM • 2569 views
In Russia, mobile internet is planned to be disconnected on New Year's Eve - CPD

The State Duma of the Russian Federation announced possible disconnections of mobile internet on New Year's Eve, explaining it as concern for citizens. Throughout 2025, mobile internet was disconnected more than 11 thousand times in Russian regions.

News of the World • December 31, 02:27 PM • 3247 views
Medical workers in frontline regions will be able to receive housing in cities within a 30 km radius of their workplace - Svyrydenko

The Cabinet of Ministers has allowed healthcare facilities to purchase housing for medical workers in frontline regions. Housing will be provided for the period of employment in the settlement or within 30 km of it.

Society • December 31, 01:38 PM • 3712 views
The "Impulse" system has started to be implemented in the Unmanned Systems Forces

The "Impulse" system has started to be implemented in the units of the Unmanned Systems Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to automate accounting and increase work efficiency.

Society • December 31, 12:19 PM • 2985 views
Coordination Headquarters for the first time disclosed the number of Russian prisoners of war in Ukraine

The Coordination Headquarters for the first time released data on more than 10,000 Russian prisoners of war in Ukraine over almost four years of war. In the incomplete year 2025, more Russians were captured than in 2022 and 2023 combined.

Society • December 31, 11:38 AM • 5616 views
In Poland, a Ukrainian became a victim of an attack due to his nationality - ambassador

A citizen of Ukraine was subjected to a group beating and insults on national grounds in the Polish city of Radom. The Ambassador of Ukraine to Poland, Vasyl Bodnar, reported serious bodily injuries to the victim and his hospitalization.

Society • December 31, 11:11 AM • 2428 views
Volunteer registration simplified, online data access opened

In Ukraine, volunteer registration has been simplified, and it is now possible to obtain extracts from the Register electronically. These changes are stipulated by the order of the Ministry of Finance of Ukraine dated 25.09.2025 No. 494.

Society • December 31, 10:54 AM • 2487 views
Russia has set a course for long-term confrontation with the West - intelligence

The Federation Council of the Russian Federation approved a resolution codifying the Kremlin's foreign policy course for long-term confrontation with the West. The document provides for the reorientation of foreign relations to Asia, Africa, and Latin America.

Politics • December 31, 10:29 AM • 3490 views
UN cuts next year's budget by 7% due to financial crisis

The United Nations has approved a 7% budget cut to $3. 45 billion for 2026, which is $270 million less than the current budget. This decision is due to a financial crisis caused by US debt and involves cutting 2,900 positions.

News of the World • December 31, 10:04 AM • 2892 views
Handed over coordinates of Ukrainian military to the enemy: two men sentenced to life imprisonment

Two Ukrainian citizens have been sentenced to life imprisonment for treason. They provided the enemy with coordinates of Ukrainian Armed Forces units and military facilities for air strikes on Zhytomyr, Donetsk, and Odesa regions.

Society • December 31, 09:36 AM • 3498 views
Westminster Palace guards to strike on New Year's Eve in Britain

Around 300 members of the PCS union, who guard the Palace of Westminster, are preparing to strike on New Year's Eve over disputes concerning pay and conditions. This will be the fourth day of the strike, and Docklands Light Railway cleaners will also strike over a separate pay dispute.

News of the World • December 31, 08:57 AM • 2958 views
Russia announced plans to expand Ukraine's buffer zone by Putin's order

Russian dictator Vladimir Putin has ordered the expansion of the buffer zone in Ukraine's Sumy and Kharkiv regions by 2026. This statement was announced by the Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces, Valery Gerasimov.

War in Ukraine • December 31, 08:33 AM • 18614 views
Operating under the guise of international financial companies: 27 fraudulent call centers liquidated in Kyiv and Odesa

Law enforcement officers uncovered a large-scale network of fraudulent call centers in Kyiv and Odesa, which operated under the guise of international financial companies. The operations of 27 offices were shut down, whose victims included citizens of Ukraine, Europe, and Asia.

Society • December 31, 08:12 AM • 3014 views
ATESH agents destroyed a communication tower near an airbase in NovosibirskPhotoVideo

Agents of the ATESH partisan movement burned down a communication tower in Novosibirsk, which provided command and communication for Russian army units. This facility was also used to intercept civilian and military communications.

Society • December 31, 07:54 AM • 3324 views
In South Africa, at least 41 young men died after circumcision rituals

In South Africa, at least 41 young men died in November and December as a result of circumcision procedures during traditional initiation rituals. Minister of Traditional Affairs Velencosini Hlabisa blamed the negligence of schools and parents.

News of the World • December 31, 07:28 AM • 3182 views
Collision near Istanbul: Two tankers issued distress signals in the Sea of Marmara

Two oil tankers, KALBAJAR and ALATEPE, collided in the Sea of Marmara near Istanbul. A rescue operation is underway in difficult weather conditions.

News of the World • December 30, 04:02 PM • 5274 views
In Kolomyia, Christmas caroling almost ended in tragedy: four children fell through the ice

Four children aged 8-11 fell through the ice while caroling in Kolomyia. They were rescued by a cadet, a student, and a local resident who provided first aid.

Society • December 30, 03:38 PM • 4310 views
Kyivzelenbud officials suspected of embezzling UAH 1.2 million during Hydropark renovation

Kyivzelenbud officials and a contractor have been notified of suspicion of embezzling UAH 1. 2 million during the major renovation of Hydropark. They inflated the prices of building materials in the estimate.

Kyiv • December 30, 03:00 PM • 6169 views
Ukraine received $52.4 billion in external financing in 2025, 70% of which came from frozen Russian assets

In 2025, Ukraine attracted over $52. 4 billion in external aid, of which more than 70% came from frozen Russian assets. These funds allowed for the full provision of social and humanitarian expenditures, while domestic resources were directed to security and defense.

Economy • December 30, 01:38 PM • 3198 views
In Ukraine, up to 14 degrees of frost and snow are expected on New Year's Eve - Didenko

In Ukraine, snow and frosts down to -14 degrees are expected on New Year's Eve, with ice on the roads. Warming will begin on January 2, but frosts will return.

Weather and environment • December 30, 01:22 PM • 2070 views
Ordered the shooting of civilians in Bucha: Russian serviceman notified of suspicion

Prosecutors notified the commander of a Russian combat vehicle of suspicion for ordering the shooting of a civilian car in Bucha. Three civilians died as a result of the 30mm cannon shelling.

War in Ukraine • December 30, 12:57 PM • 3008 views
France postpones ban on plastic cups for four years

France has postponed its ban on single-use plastic cups for four years, until 2030, due to difficulties in finding alternatives. The Ministry of Ecological Transition announced that a new review of progress would take place in 2028.

News of the World • December 30, 12:43 PM • 3124 views
Anti-Ukrainian videos generated by AI are being spread on Polish TikTok - Center for Countering Disinformation

A coordinated anti-Ukrainian campaign is unfolding in the Polish information space. AI-generated content discrediting Ukrainians and inciting hostility with Poles is being spread on social media.

Society • December 30, 12:32 PM • 3080 views