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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
Fewer domestic violence cases in Ukraine, but more requests for helpPhoto

The number of criminal proceedings related to domestic violence in Ukraine has decreased by 28% since the start of the full-scale invasion. At the same time, the number of calls to the National Hotline for the Prevention of Domestic Violence increased by 9%, reaching 35,000 in three quarters.

Society • December 30, 12:09 PM • 3072 views
"Russia has still not provided any credible evidence": Sybiha on the "attack" on Putin's residence

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha commented on Russia's statements about an alleged attack on Putin's residence. He noted that Russia has still not provided any credible evidence for its accusations, and there was no attack.

Politics • December 30, 10:42 AM • 3574 views
"Putin seeks to disrupt agreements reached in Mar-a-Lago": Lithuanian Foreign Ministry on "attack" on dictator's residence

The Lithuanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs called Russia's reports of an attack on Putin's residence a false flag operation. This was done to justify possible strikes on Ukraine and disrupt agreements in Mar-a-Lago.

Politics • December 30, 08:55 AM • 4195 views
In Dnipropetrovsk region, a man with HIV was sentenced to 15 years for sexual abuse of a minor child

In Dnipropetrovsk region, a 39-year-old man was sentenced to 15 years in prison for sexual abuse of a minor child. He, knowing about his HIV-positive status, committed violent acts and illegally entered a dwelling.

Society • December 30, 08:24 AM • 4134 views
Gold stabilizes after sharp fluctuations amid low trading activity - Reuters

On December 30, gold rose by 1. 1% to $4378.29 per ounce, recovering after a sharp drop. Silver and platinum also rose after significant fluctuations, while palladium slightly decreased.

Economy • December 30, 07:43 AM • 3978 views
Battle of the Sexes: Kyrgios outplays world No. 1 Sabalenka in straight sets

Nick Kyrgios defeated Aryna Sabalenka 6-3, 6-3 in the 'Battle of the Sexes' exhibition match in Dubai. The match was played under modified rules, with Kyrgios adapting to a smaller court and securing the victory.

Sports • December 30, 07:16 AM • 4048 views
Trump announced a strike on a "large target" in Venezuela - Bloomberg

President Donald Trump said the United States struck a "large target" in Venezuela as part of a campaign against alleged drug trafficking operations.

News of the World • December 29, 03:59 PM • 16354 views
Beyoncé becomes a dollar billionaire - Forbes

Beyoncé has become a dollar billionaire, according to Forbes, thanks to earnings from her successful Cowboy Carter tour and her own company, Parkwood Entertainment. Her pre-tax income in 2025 is estimated at $148 million, making her one of the highest-paid musicians in the world.

News of the World • December 29, 03:34 PM • 47920 views
How not to fall for scammers during online dating: advice from the patrol police

The patrol police warn against sending money to strangers during online dating. Scammers may ask for money for various needs and then disappear.

Society • December 29, 03:12 PM • 3686 views
Peace talks in Ukraine are still far from over - Tusk

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated that peace talks in Russia's war against Ukraine are still far from over. He considers the US statement about participating in security guarantees for Ukraine a success.

Politics • December 29, 02:04 PM • 7343 views
Heart in an ice block: an interactive Christmas installation appeared on Sofia Square in KyivPhoto

An interactive installation "Heart in an Ice Block" has been installed on Sofia Square in Kyiv, which will be open until January 6, 2026. It symbolizes the importance of emotional support and human warmth during the war, allowing visitors to melt the ice with their touches.

Society • December 29, 01:51 PM • 6189 views
A criminal group that smuggled and sold medicines online was exposed in Khmelnytskyi regionPhoto

A group that smuggled medicines from India and Turkey, selling them online under the guise of well-known brands, has been exposed in Khmelnytskyi region. More than 360 packages of medicines, including those unregistered in Ukraine, have been seized.

Society • December 29, 01:37 PM • 4384 views
Hyundai cannot buy back its former plant in Russia due to the war in Ukraine - Reuters

South Korean automaker Hyundai is unable to buy back its former plant in Russia, despite a buyback option that expires next month. The reason is the war in Ukraine and the associated sanctions, which make it impossible for the company to return to the Russian market.

News of the World • December 29, 01:27 PM • 13185 views
Scheme for double access to methadone liquidated in Kharkiv: four doctors received suspicionsPhoto

Law enforcement officers liquidated a large-scale scheme for double access to methadone in Kharkiv, where four doctors issued methadone to drug addicts without proper accounting. More than 1,200 drug addicts were on double registration, receiving the drug in several medical centers and selling it to third parties.

Health • December 29, 01:04 PM • 3831 views
Thailand and Cambodia cement truce after China-brokered talks

Thailand and Cambodia have agreed to rebuild trust and strengthen a ceasefire following border clashes. The talks took place in China, where foreign ministers discussed the border situation.

News of the World • December 29, 12:50 PM • 4255 views
Zelenskyy on the return of children abducted by Russia: "This is the most difficult issue, and it is important that partners raise it"

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that Ukraine cannot be sure of the return of all children abducted by Russia. He emphasized that partners and journalists are raising this issue, and it is very important, because otherwise Russia will do everything to make it forgotten.

Society • December 29, 12:08 PM • 3375 views
Zelenskyy: the presence of international forces in Ukraine is a necessary component of security guarantees

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that the presence of international forces in Ukraine will strengthen the security mechanisms proposed by partners. This will give confidence to citizens, businesses, and investors regarding the absence of repeated aggression by the Russian Federation.

Politics • December 29, 11:36 AM • 4908 views
Damages exceeding UAH 10 million: former officials of KP "Odesmiskelektrotrans" notified of suspicion

Two former officials of KP "Odesmiskelektrotrans" and a private company have been notified of suspicion. Their actions led to damages exceeding UAH 10 million due to inflated electricity prices.

Society • December 29, 11:21 AM • 2782 views
Security guarantees from the Coalition of the Willing countries must be supported by their parliaments - Zelenskyy

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy emphasized the need for parliaments of the Coalition of the Willing countries to ratify security guarantees for Ukraine. These guarantees must be supported by the US Congress and become part of the plan to end the war.

Politics • December 29, 11:05 AM • 3307 views
Adjusted attacks on Kyiv's thermal power plants: agent of Russian and Belarusian special services detainedPhoto

The SBU detained an agent in Kyiv who worked for Russian and Belarusian special services, adjusting attacks on the capital's energy facilities and spying on the Defense Forces. The perpetrator, recruited via Telegram, was preparing to flee Ukraine but was detained and is in custody.

Society • December 29, 10:05 AM • 3740 views
Signals indicate that Russia does not want a ceasefire - Zelenskyy

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy insists on holding a nationwide referendum to approve a peace plan. He noted that Russia's actions indicate a lack of desire for a ceasefire, despite US efforts.

War in Ukraine • December 29, 09:53 AM • 3170 views
The educational ecosystem "Mriya" covered every fifth school in Ukraine in 2025 - Ministry of Education and Science

In 2025, the educational ecosystem "Mriya" covered over 2,800 schools and 420,000 users in all 24 regions of Ukraine. It has become a key tool for the digitalization of education, uniting schools, students, parents, and teachers in a single digital environment.

Technologies • December 29, 09:28 AM • 2533 views
Russian Ministry of Defense spreads fake videos about control over Kupyansk - Center for Countering DisinformationPhoto

The Russian Ministry of Defense continues to claim control over Kupyansk, distributing videos that actually prove the retreat of Russian troops. The Armed Forces of Ukraine control about 90% of the city, refuting the statements of Russian propaganda.

War in Ukraine • December 29, 08:59 AM • 3989 views
Large-scale illegal arms trafficking channel eliminated in UkrainePhotoVideo

Employees of the Criminal Investigation Department and the Main Investigation Department of the National Police of Ukraine stopped the activities of a group involved in illegal arms and ammunition deals. A 43-year-old resident of Poltava region, the organizer of the group, was detained, and an arms cache was discovered.

Society • December 29, 08:44 AM • 8899 views
Meloni made a statement on security guarantees for Ukraine

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni held telephone conversations with the presidents of the United States and Ukraine, discussing the peace process and security guarantees. She emphasized the importance of partner unity and Russia's responsibility in the negotiations.

Politics • December 29, 08:07 AM • 10141 views
Train "Hutsulshchyna" extends its route to Rakhiv - Ukrzaliznytsia

The flagship train "Hutsulshchyna" No. 95/96 Kyiv - Yasinya extended its route to Rakhiv from December 28, adding the Kvasy station. Ukrzaliznytsia implemented this innovation at the request of passengers, opening the way to the resorts of high-mountain Transcarpathia.

Society • December 29, 07:55 AM • 3844 views
Myanmar's pro-military party leads in first stage of junta-controlled elections

Myanmar's pro-military party is leading in the first stage of elections held by the junta. Human rights advocates have warned that these votes will only solidify the military's power after the 2021 coup.

News of the World • December 29, 07:40 AM • 3743 views
Espresso Index: how and where coffee prices are rising in UkrainePhoto

The average price of a cup of espresso in Ukraine increased by 17% over the year, reaching UAH 41 in December 2025. The most expensive coffee is in Lviv region (UAH 47), the cheapest is in Khmelnytskyi region (UAH 33).

Society • December 29, 07:24 AM • 4362 views
Most popular new car brands in the EU: market leaders ranking

From January to November, almost 9. 9 million new passenger cars were registered in the European Union. Volkswagen, Toyota, and Skoda became the market leaders.

Auto • December 29, 07:10 AM • 3608 views
The hottest movie premieres of 2026 that you can't missVideo

In 2026, five major movie premieres will hit the screens, including Mario's space adventures and battles in the Mortal Kombat universe. Viewers can also expect terrifying survival games and new animated journeys.

Culture • December 26, 05:00 PM • 179590 views