Olga Rozgon
In March, the European Commission will inspect the Polish consulates in Guangzhou (China) and Manila (Philippines) to check compliance with Schengen visa rules in connection with the "visa scandal" involving alleged corruption and fraud.
Kadyrov's troops are looting the Butovka mine in Donetsk region, cutting copper and exporting it for sale, forcing their "slaves" to work 12-14 hours a day.
The Czech Republic, together with its partners, raised funds to purchase the first batch of 300,000 artillery shells for Ukraine.
China's Special Representative for Eurasia, Lu Hui, visited Ukraine and held frank and friendly talks with Ukrainian officials about Ukraine-China relations.
Latvian Prime Minister Evika Silinia compared Russia to an unpredictable alcoholic or drug addict neighbor whose behavior cannot be predicted.
Police dismantled the warhead of an enemy drone stuck 55 meters high in a windmill propeller in Mykolaiv region.
Ukrainian partisans have recorded the arrival of Russian military equipment in occupied Simferopol, which the invaders plan to transfer to the front.
France is planning to involve its defense companies in the production of military equipment and ammunition directly in Ukraine to support the country against Russian invasion.
Kristalina Georgieva, the current IMF Managing Director, is interested in securing a second five-year term and has received the support of France, which is a crucial factor for her re-election.
Representatives of the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine took part in a briefing for the Chinese government delegation, during which they discussed the security situation in Ukraine, including the situation on the battlefield, the exchange of prisoners, civilian hostages and deported Ukrainian children, and demonstrated evidence of Russia's use of North Korean munitions against Ukraine.
Russia is trying to use the unrecognized regions of Transnistria and Gagauzia to conduct hybrid operations and destabilize Moldova on the eve of EU accession talks and presidential elections.
Congress may start collecting signatures as early as this week to bypass the speaker and bring the bill to a vote if the speaker does not introduce it by then.
In Rivne region, law enforcement officers exposed a corruption scheme involving an employee of the military medical commission and a former district military commissar who received bribes worth almost UAH 5 million for declaring people unfit for military service.
A system for blocking Russian broadcasting will be built in the border areas of Volyn, Rivne, Zhytomyr, Kyiv, Chernihiv, Sumy, Kharkiv, Vinnytsia, and Odesa regions to reduce the influence of Russian propaganda and strengthen Ukraine's information security.
The SBU neutralized a network of pro-Kremlin agitators operating in different regions of Ukraine, including the collaborator Tetyana Montyan. The defendants justified Russia's armed aggression, called for the seizure of Ukrainian territory and discredited the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Ursula von der Leyen, the current President of the European Commission, has been confirmed as the leading candidate of the European People's Party in the upcoming European elections.
Ukraine's Armed Forces thwarted a Russian offensive in Novomykhailivka, destroying 12 units of enemy armored vehicles, including 4 tanks.
Ukrainian refugees in Germany must register their cars and get German license plates by March 31 if they have been in the country for more than a year, otherwise they face a fine for driving without registration.
A French businessman in Finland has been convicted of violating EU sanctions against Russia, the first such verdict in the country.
Latvia will increase border security with Belarus from March 13 to September 12, 2024 due to a new wave of illegal migrants.
Russian occupants in Crimea are planning to build a military sports town to train schoolchildren in military professions on a 55-hectare plot.
Ukraine's Prosecutor General Andriy Kostin called for increased pressure on Russia through sectoral sanctions that would damage the aggressor's economy.
Armenia said that its border troops should be fully deployed at the Zvartnots International Airport in Yerevan, and it informed the Russian side of this.
Lithuania suspects that Russia is selling grain from the occupied Ukrainian territories through Baltic ports.
Russians in the occupied Luhansk region are settling the families of collaborators in the apartments of Ukrainians who left the city because of the occupation.
Border guards detained 11 men who were trying to illegally cross the border with Romania near the Tisa River, rescuing two who jumped into the water.
France and Moldova will sign defense and economic cooperation agreements during Moldovan President Maia Sandu's visit to Paris on Thursday.
Latvia has approved a list banning imports of agricultural and feed products from Russia and Belarus until July 2025, becoming the first EU country to restrict such imports.
The Kremlin does not recognize the ICC arrest warrants for two Russian commanders accused of war crimes in Ukraine.
A Russian court has labeled Ukrainian businessman Igor Kolomoisky an "extremist" and ordered the confiscation of his business assets in Russia.