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Pavlo Zinchenko

He graduated from Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv with a degree in history. He began his career in journalism in 2015 at the Catholic Media Center. After that, he worked as a journalist, news editor, and editor in several media outlets. He is most interested in covering the topics of war and international politics. He attaches great importance to comparing the present with the historical past. He is interested in memoirs and biographies of famous figures.
Author's articles
Sybiha held the first telephone conversation with the newly appointed head of the Canadian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Anand: what they discussed

Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Andriy Sybiha held negotiations with the head of the Canadian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Anita Anand. They discussed peace for Ukraine and sanctions against the Russian Federation.

Politics • May 22, 05:04 PM • 2683 views
Active longevity and inclusive labor market: Shmyhal named priority areas of social transformation in Ukraine

Social policy is changing in Ukraine: family support, pension reform, inclusive labor market, active longevity and the return of Ukrainians, Shmyhal emphasized.

Society • May 22, 04:41 PM • 3013 views
Zelensky Invited Slovenian Prime Minister to Join Ukraine-Southeast Europe Summit President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky invited the Prime Minister of Slovenia Robert Golob to participate in the Ukraine-Southeast Europe Summit.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy held a conversation with the Prime Minister of Slovenia, Robert Golob, and invited him to the Ukraine - Southeast Europe summit. Slovenia will be represented at the summit.

Politics • May 22, 03:12 PM • 3133 views
Syrskyi had a phone conversation with the commander of the Security Assistance Group - Ukraine, Curtis Buzzard: what they discussed

The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine had a telephone conversation with the commander of the Security Assistance Group - Ukraine, Curtis Buzzard. They discussed the dynamics of combat operations and the short-term plans of the Russian invaders.

War in Ukraine • May 22, 03:06 PM • 2928 views
Germany increases the size of its tank brigade in Lithuania to deter Russia - Bloomberg

Germany is increasing its military presence in Lithuania, expanding its tank brigade to 5,000 troops by 2027. This is a response to Russian aggression and the strengthening of NATO's eastern flank.

War in Ukraine • May 22, 03:00 PM • 3006 views
Nine children returned to Ukraine from the temporarily occupied territory - Yermak

As part of the Bring Kids Back UA initiative, nine children were rescued from the occupied territories. Among them is a girl who was barely rescued due to the lack of medicine.

Society • May 22, 02:17 PM • 2272 views
Europol seized 38,000 stolen cultural artifacts from thieves - media

As part of Operation "Pandora", Europol seized about 38,000 cultural objects and arrested 80 suspects in international theft. Among the artifacts are works of art, coins and archaeological finds.

Culture • May 22, 02:01 PM • 2897 views
Merz predicted how long the ceasefire negotiations in Ukraine could last

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said that negotiations on a ceasefire in Ukraine could take months. He stressed the importance of Western unity and support for Ukraine.

War in Ukraine • May 22, 01:22 PM • 2256 views
Polish presidential candidate Nawrocki considers Ukraine's accelerated accession to NATO "senseless" - The Guardian

Karol Nawrocki considers such an approach senseless and warns against a direct conflict between NATO and Russia. Tusk called Nawrocki's position on refusing Ukraine's accession to NATO mortally dangerous.

War in Ukraine • May 22, 01:07 PM • 3658 views
A 27-year-old man committed sexual assault against a 6-year-old girl near Kyiv

A 27-year-old man is suspected of sexual assault against a 6-year-old girl in Kyiv region. The perpetrator faces up to 10 years in prison.

Crimes and emergencies • May 22, 12:27 PM • 5562 views
In the Russian Federation, they complain about a drone attack on the Ryazan Oil Refinery

Russian media reports a drone attack on the Ryazan Oil Refinery, where five UAVs were shot down. It is also reported that a UAV was shot down in the Moscow region and a massive attack on other regions.

War in Ukraine • May 22, 11:59 AM • 3078 views
In Poltava, the dismantling of the monument at the resting place of Peter I has been completed - media

In Poltava, the monument to Peter I, located at the corner of Spaska and Pylyp Orlyk streets, has been finally dismantled. The monument will be moved to the Museum of the Battle of Poltava.

Society • May 22, 11:33 AM • 4077 views
Poland is not preparing provocations on the border with Belarus: the Center for Combating Disinformation debunked another Kremlin fake

Poland has strengthened border protection due to the threat of a breakthrough by illegal migrants, and not for provocations against joint exercises of the Russian Federation and Belarus. Kremlin fakes are aimed at elections in Poland.

Politics • May 22, 10:51 AM • 2524 views
An illegal amber mining scheme has been exposed in Rivne region: the environment has suffered losses of UAH 350 million

A large-scale illegal amber mining scheme has been exposed in Rivne region. Environmental damage is estimated at UAH 350 million, and the criminal group included the director of a branch of the State Enterprise "Forests of Ukraine".

Crimes and emergencies • May 22, 10:17 AM • 3350 views
In three months, the "Google tax" brought more than 3.5 billion UAH to the state budget - Kravchenko

The State Tax Service of Ukraine reported an increase in revenues from transnational corporations paying VAT for electronic services to over 3. 5 billion UAH in the first quarter of 2025.

Economy • May 22, 09:56 AM • 2643 views
World Nurse Day and International Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Awareness Day: What else is celebrated on May 22

May 22 is World Nurse Day, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Awareness Day, and the memory of Saints Epiphanius and Herman is honored. Vesak Day and World Melanoma Day are also celebrated on this day.

Society • May 22, 03:30 AM • 2877 views
New confrontation in the White House? Trump showed a video about the "white genocide" to the President of South Africa, Ramaphosa responded

During the meeting, Trump showed Ramaphosa a video that allegedly confirms the "white genocide" in South Africa. Ramaphosa denied this, noting that most crime victims are black.

Politics • May 21, 06:14 PM • 6567 views
Zelenskyy held a meeting with scientists, during which he recognized their merits and presented state awards

The President emphasized the importance of scientific developments that are effectively used at the front and in medicine. He called for closer cooperation between scientists and the defense industry.

War in Ukraine • May 21, 05:51 PM • 3393 views
Rubio accused the Biden administration of freezing negotiations with Russia

Secretary of State Rubio stated that the previous US administration irresponsibly froze negotiations with Russia. He insists on restoring a minimum level of communication.

Politics • May 21, 05:18 PM • 3626 views
Rubio recognized Russia as an aggressor state, but did not call Putin a war criminal

U. S. Secretary of State Rubio confirmed Russia's aggression in Ukraine, but did not call Putin a war criminal. According to him, the main thing now is to end the war.

War in Ukraine • May 21, 05:06 PM • 4286 views
Rubio stated that the US only wants an end to the war in Ukraine

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stressed the need to stop the daily destruction and human casualties in Ukraine. He also noted that new sanctions could push Russia away from negotiations.

War in Ukraine • May 21, 04:51 PM • 3794 views
France has resumed supplying aviation kerosene for the Ukrainian Armed Forces fighters

France has resumed supplying high-quality aviation fuel for Ukrainian fighters. The next batch worth 85 million hryvnias has already crossed the border with the assistance of Polish partners.

War in Ukraine • May 21, 03:25 PM • 3219 views
The government has simplified the recognition of works as orphaned: how this will affect copyright The Cabinet of Ministers has simplified the procedure for identifying works as orphaned. This should solve the problem of using such works, primarily in the field of education and science. Orphaned works are works that are protected by copyright, but their authors or other copyright holders cannot be found or identified. This creates a problem for the use of such works, as any use without the permission of the copyright holder is a violation of copyright. The new procedure, approved by the government, simplifies the process of searching for copyright holders and allows for the use of orphaned works for non-commercial purposes, such as in education and science. In particular, the procedure provides for: * A clear definition of the criteria for determining a work as orphaned. * A simplified procedure for searching for copyright holders. * The possibility of using orphaned works for non-commercial purposes after a thorough search for copyright holders. The adoption of this procedure is an important step towards ensuring access to knowledge and culture, as it will allow the use of orphaned works for educational and scientific purposes without fear of copyright infringement. However, it is important to remember that the use of orphaned works is only permitted for non-commercial purposes and after a thorough search for copyright holders. Any commercial use of orphaned works without the permission of the copyright holder is a violation of copyright.

The government of Ukraine has approved updated rules for recognizing works as orphaned, which will allow archives and libraries to legally use them. This is a step towards modernizing the intellectual property system.

Culture • May 21, 03:20 PM • 2709 views
Russian advance in Ukraine slows down, despite Putin's victorious reports - Bloomberg

Russian forces have achieved minor territorial gains in Ukraine due to the resistance of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The rate of Russian advance has halved since the beginning of the year, which refutes Putin's claims.

War in Ukraine • May 21, 03:09 PM • 2996 views
The government has allocated 11 billion hryvnias for equipping shelters in schools - Shmyhal

The Cabinet of Ministers has allocated over UAH 11 billion for equipping shelters in schools and UAH 2 billion for school buses as part of the "School Offline" policy for 2025. Additionally, UAH 272.5 million in subsidies has been allocated for 21 regions.

Politics • May 21, 02:13 PM • 2212 views
Since the beginning of 2025, UAH 365 billion has been spent on salaries for the military - Cabinet of Ministers

In the first four months of 2025, the government of Ukraine allocated UAH 365 billion for salaries to the military and UAH 84 billion for the purchase of equipment and weaponry. More than 60% of the state budget expenditures went to security and defense.

Society • May 21, 01:50 PM • 3152 views
Government has proposed scaling up deregulation for business: what is expected

The Cabinet of Ministers has canceled more than 1,900 regulatory acts and digitized permitting processes. Two draft laws were also approved, which abolish 63 permits in various fields and remove responsibility for their absence.

Economy • May 21, 01:38 PM • 2581 views
## Portnov's murder in Madrid: what is known about the killer's motives The murder of Ukrainian businessman Ihor Portnov in Madrid is shrouded in mystery. Spanish law enforcement is actively investigating the case, but the killer's motives remain unclear. Here's what is known so far: * **The victim:** Ihor Portnov was a well-known figure in Ukrainian business circles. He had interests in several sectors, including real estate and energy. * **The crime:** Portnov was shot dead in his own car in Madrid. The attack was swift and targeted, suggesting a professional hit. * **The investigation:** Spanish police are considering several leads, including business disputes, political motives, and personal vendettas. * **No arrests:** As of now, no suspects have been apprehended. The investigation is ongoing. **Possible Motives:** Several theories have emerged regarding the possible motives behind Portnov's murder: 1. **Business conflicts:** Portnov was involved in various business ventures, some of which may have been contentious. Disputes with business partners or competitors could have led to the assassination. 2. **Political connections:** Portnov was known to have ties to Ukrainian politicians. His murder could be related to political rivalries or attempts to destabilize the Ukrainian government. 3. **Personal revenge:** It is also possible that the murder was motivated by personal grievances. Portnov may have had enemies who sought revenge for past actions. **Challenges:** The investigation faces several challenges: * **Lack of witnesses:** The murder took place in a secluded area, and there were no immediate witnesses. * **International implications:** The involvement of Ukrainian citizens adds complexity to the investigation, as it may involve cross-border cooperation. * **Conflicting information:** Various sources have presented conflicting information about Portnov's business activities and personal life, making it difficult to establish a clear motive. **Conclusion:** The murder of Ihor Portnov in Madrid remains a complex and mysterious case. While several theories have been proposed, the killer's motives are still unknown. Spanish law enforcement is working diligently to uncover the truth and bring the perpetrators to justice.

Former Yanukovych ally Andriy Portnov was shot dead in Spain, in the city of Pozuelo de Alarcón. Unknown individuals shot him in the back and head as he was about to get into his car.

Politics • May 21, 12:52 PM • 4084 views
Electricity supply restored in Sumy after enemy drone attack on the city - mayor

Due to the drone attack in Sumy, there were power outages, which led to the launch of generators at critical facilities. Currently, power supply has been fully restored throughout the city.

Society • May 21, 12:31 PM • 3030 views
Pope Leo XIV called on Israel to allow humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip - Reuters

Pope Leo XIV has called on Israel to allow humanitarian aid into Gaza, calling the situation there alarming. He also reaffirmed the Vatican's readiness to hold talks on Ukraine.

News of the World • May 21, 12:08 PM • 2303 views