The Groningen gas field in the Netherlands has temporarily resumed production due to cold weather; it is due to be shut down permanently by October 2024.
Anders Breivik, convicted of mass murder in Norway in 2011, is suing the state, accusing it of violating human rights through solitary confinement.
Swedish leaders are urging citizens to prepare for war, emphasizing the urgency of strengthening defense and stressing the importance of joining NATO.
Leonid Terletsky, a loyal KUN member and opponent of pro-Russian forces, died in Crimea without accepting a Russian passport.
Russian shelling damaged houses and infrastructure in seven settlements in Donetsk region, killing one person and injuring another.
Ukrainian Special Forces destroyed a Russian jamming system "Tirada-2" in Donetsk region, which was intended to disable communication satellites.
A cold water supply network has been damaged in Kyiv's Sviatoshynskyi district on Jules Verne Boulevard, causing water to leak onto the roadway. Specialists of Kyivvodokanal and Kyivavtodor are working to eliminate the leak.
The Swedish government has decided to stop providing aid to Mali because the junta in that country supports Russia's war against Ukraine.
The NACP is checking the lifestyle of Energoatom President Kotin after an investigation revealed undeclared property purchases by his mother-in-law.
Nepal suspends issuing work visas to Russia and Ukraine after Nepalese mercenaries were killed in the Russian army. The decision is aimed at protecting citizens, 100 of whom are reported missing.
The extreme winter weather caused snow jams on roads in Sweden and Denmark, power outages and evacuations due to flooding in the UK, Germany and France.
Kyiv customs intercepted ancient axes from the Cossacks and Kievan Rus that were being shipped to the United States without a cultural export permit.
Paralympian Oscar Pistorius was released on parole after ten years in prison for the murder of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un visited a plant that produces mobile launchers for intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) and ordered to expand the plant's capacity and increase the production of new launchers.
The Security Service of Ukraine detained in Kyiv the owner of a large agricultural holding that supplied food to Russian troops in occupied Kherson.
The enemy in the temporarily occupied Ukrainian territories is trying to heroize war criminals in front of Ukrainian children.
A medieval cemetery with well-preserved skeletons and artifacts dating back to the 6th or 7th century has been found in Wales. Initial excavations provide clues to the lives of the former inhabitants.
In some areas of the Hakkari province in southeastern Turkey, the snow cover reached six meters in height.
Odesa police prevented a contract killing, a man found "killers" and promised a $10,000 reward for taking a person's life.
The occupation authorities in the TOT of Ukraine call on local residents to report unclaimed cars that are then taken to Russia.
The Ministry of Energy of Ukraine has ordered an investigation into deferrals from military service in energy companies due to abuse of office by an advisor.
In 2023, 585 organ transplants were performed in Ukraine, which indicates an increase in the number of different types of transplants and the inclusion of transplant packages in the national healthcare program.
Russia is changing its strategy to attack Ukraine's defense industry with long-range missiles, the UK Ministry of Defense reports.
Former SBU General Andriy Naumov, convicted of money laundering, has been released from a Serbian prison but cannot leave the country until his appeal is heard.
ATES guerrillas discovered a Russian Nebo-M radar in Crimea, which is crucial for detecting targets at altitude.
Poland's foreign minister calls for tougher sanctions against Russia and the provision of long-range missiles to Kyiv in response to Russia's missile attack on Ukraine.
After Ukrainian defenders downed three Russian aircraft, the occupiers began to use tactical aircraft less. During the week, the enemy did not shell the Black Sea grain corridors.
Members of the Bundestag call for more military support for Ukraine, including Taurus missiles, amid Russia's missile attacks. They criticize the slow delivery of weapons and call for faster action by the European coalition.
The Russian leadership is concealing mass desertion in its armed forces: after the mobilization of 2022, more than 5,000 court cases were opened for desertion.
France will adjust the tactics of military assistance to Ukraine to stimulate arms production.
