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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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Trump said that he deserves the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize

Trump said that he deserves the 2026 Peace Prize, but does not know the committee's decision. The laureate will be announced on Friday.

News of the World • October 8, 10:12 AM • 4614 views
There are currently no prospects for a negotiated settlement of Russia’s war against Ukraine, Rubio says

Marco Rubio called the war a strategic deadlock and sees no prospects for a negotiated settlement. The United States is ready to facilitate diplomacy.

War in Ukraine • October 8, 09:48 AM • 3450 views
The Houthis claimed to have struck Riyadh airport with a ballistic missile

The Houthis claimed a new missile attack on King Khalid Airport in Riyadh. Saudi Arabia has not yet confirmed it.

News of the World • October 8, 09:07 AM • 4428 views
New attack at a Polish school — teenager injures three people with a knife

A former student injured three people at a school near Vyszków. A female school employee is in critical condition, and the attacker has been detained.

News of the World • October 8, 08:54 AM • 4232 views
Lithuania tightens control over Russian grain and wants to stop its transit through the EU

Vilnius calls on the EU to ban the transit of Russian grain and sanction agricultural oligarchs who support the war. Lithuania is stepping up checks on the origin of grain.

Politics • October 8, 08:32 AM • 4026 views
Ranking of imported used cars — which models Ukrainians chose most often in September

In September, Ukrainians registered 21. 5 thousand imported used cars, 8% fewer than last year’s figure. The Volkswagen Golf was the most popular.

Economy • October 8, 08:09 AM • 3308 views
The US and Russia are negotiating the possible restoration of the "Nord Stream" pipelines - Reuters

US and Russian officials discussed the possible involvement of an American investor in the "Nord Stream" pipelines after the war ends. A deal is currently unlikely.

Economy • October 8, 07:29 AM • 30103 views
The U.S. military was ordered to prepare for the resumption of strikes on Iran - Axios

The Pentagon instructed the military to prepare for a possible resumption of strikes on Iran without setting a date. The scenario could affect the elections and oil prices.

News of the World • October 8, 06:54 AM • 4168 views
In Poland, the investigation into the incursion of Russian drones—some of which had Polish SIM cards—has been completed

Polish prosecutors failed to identify those responsible for the incursion of Russian drones and closed the case. The army acted according to procedures; some of the drones had Polish SIM cards.

News of the World • October 8, 06:27 AM • 4872 views
Germany extradited from Japan a Russian hacker accused of working for the largest ransomware group

The 28-year-old Russian is suspected of working for the Qilin group. He was detained in Japan under an international warrant following an investigation in Germany.

News of the World • October 7, 03:04 PM • 5251 views
Russia will spend a record $200 billion on the war this year — Bloomberg

Russia’s defense spending in 2026 could reach 17 trillion rubles. The budget deficit will rise to more than 7 trillion rubles.

War in Ukraine • October 7, 02:08 PM • 6061 views
Temporary protection for Ukrainians in Lithuania extended until 2028, but there is an exception

Lithuania has extended temporary protection for Ukrainians until March 2028. Those liable for military service must confirm that they left the country legally or provide grounds for doing so.

Society • October 7, 01:28 PM • 6446 views
The WHO requested information from Russia about a possible second case of plague in Siberia

The WHO is verifying reports of the death of an employee of an anti-plague institute from severe pneumonia. The organization requested data about the second patient.

Health • October 7, 12:35 PM • 8270 views
A Film Found in Britain May Turn Out to Be the First Sound Film in History

Till the Bells Ring was shown in Edinburgh in 1926 with synchronized dialogue. The film may be the first sound feature-length film.

Culture • October 7, 11:50 AM • 13548 views
In Poland, a student carried out a knife attack at a technical school; at least 8 people were injured

In Ostrołęka, Poland, a 19-year-old student carried out a knife attack at a technical school, injuring eight people, including five children. The attacker was detained.

News of the World • October 7, 11:16 AM • 4593 views
The warmest day before the cold spell: temperatures of up to +26°C are expected in Ukraine on October 8Photo

On Wednesday, dry and warm weather is expected in Ukraine, with temperatures reaching up to +26°C and up to +23°C in Kyiv. Rain and colder weather will begin on October 9.

Weather and environment • October 7, 10:54 AM • 18294 views
Air quality has deteriorated in six cities in the Kyiv region — what is known

Air quality has deteriorated in Ivankiv, Vyshneve, Boiarka, Vasylkiv, Obukhiv, and Brovary. Residents are advised to close their windows and spend less time outdoors.

Society • October 7, 10:02 AM • 6920 views
The European Commission proposes new rules for future EU members

Candidates are to be granted broader access to EU programs in key areas. At the same time, it is proposed that their rights be restricted for failing to fulfill their obligations.

Politics • October 7, 09:47 AM • 4379 views
No trace of the sailors has been found — Bulgaria has called off the search for the crew of the vessel that sank after drone attacks

After the drone attacks, one vessel sank, and no trace of its crew was found. Sixteen sailors from the second damaged vessel were rescued.

News of the World • October 7, 09:15 AM • 4868 views
EU ambassadors agree on new sanctions against Russia’s defense industry and 77 State Duma deputies — media

The EU approved sanctions against 743 individuals and 826 organizations in Russia’s defense industry. The restrictions will also affect 77 deputies and those involved in chemical weapons.

Politics • October 7, 08:40 AM • 4540 views
Steven Spielberg will lead work on the new "Transformers" film

Spielberg will oversee the eighth "Transformers" film together with Lorenzo di Bonaventura. The director and plot have not yet been announced.

News of the World • October 7, 08:16 AM • 38373 views
Oil prices rose amid the threat of a storm in the United States and Houthi attacks

Brent and WTI prices rose due to the threat of a storm to U. S. oil facilities and Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia.

Economy • October 7, 08:00 AM • 5009 views
Kosovo’s parliament elected a new president, avoiding snap elections

Vjosa Osmani-Sadriu received 81 votes in Kosovo’s parliament. Her election prevented new snap elections in the country.

Politics • October 7, 07:14 AM • 4629 views
South Korea launched 15 satellites into orbit during the fifth launch of the "Nuri" rocketPhoto

The "Nuri" rocket launched five NEONSAT satellites and 10 CubeSats into orbit. The NEONSAT satellites will be used to monitor the Korean Peninsula and surrounding areas.

News of the World • October 7, 06:40 AM • 4720 views
Historic drought in France has left tens of thousands of people without access to drinking water

Due to the drought, more than 83,000 people in France are receiving water by tanker truck or in bottles. Restrictions are in place in almost all departments.

News of the World • October 6, 02:31 PM • 5335 views
The commander of the Russian Black Sea Fleet has been served with a notice of suspicion over the strike on a high-rise building in Kyiv that killed 13 peoplePhoto

The commander of the Russian Black Sea Fleet was charged in absentia with the missile strike on Kyiv on July 8, 2024. Thirteen people were killed, including five children.

War in Ukraine • October 6, 01:55 PM • 5291 views
In Poland, a search has begun for burial sites of Ukrainians killed in Lasków

A Ukrainian expedition has begun search work in the Polish town of Lasków. Specialists are looking for the burial sites of Ukrainians who were killed in March 1944.

Society • October 6, 01:08 PM • 6591 views
1,000 World War II bombs discovered in the port of Thessaloniki during pier expansion

Around 1,000 World War II bombs were discovered during the expansion of the sixth pier. The ammunition, weighing up to 20,000 tons, is blocking the work.

News of the World • October 6, 12:33 PM • 4572 views
South Korea sent over 176,000 tonnes of fuel to russia on sanctioned tankers - The Guardian

In July-August, seven tankers delivered over 176,000 tonnes of fuel from South Korea to russia. Three vessels were under sanctions.

War in Ukraine • October 6, 12:00 PM • 5314 views
Trump floated the possibility of establishing a permanent U.S. military base in Lithuania

Trump said that the United States would consider a permanent base in Lithuania, and that the country's government was ready to cover the costs. The Kremlin threatened measures in response.

War in Ukraine • October 6, 11:35 AM • 6722 views