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Stepan Haftko

He graduated from Lviv Franko University with a degree in Philology. From 2014 to 2023, he was a serviceman. He is one of the creators of the news portal "Khmelnychchyna Pivnich". After being discharged from the Armed Forces of Ukraine, he worked in online publications such as Censor.NET, Novyny.LIVE, Glavred, and Ukrainska Pravda. He specializes in military topics and politics.
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Liberal D66 party wins Dutch elections – exit polls

In the parliamentary elections in the Netherlands, the left-liberal D66 party is leading, securing 27 seats. The far-right Party for Freedom can count on 25 mandates, but most parties are not ready to form a coalition with it.

Politics • October 29, 08:45 PM • 4882 views
Mass protest held in Riga against Latvia's withdrawal from the Istanbul Convention

Around five thousand people protested in Riga against Latvia's plans to withdraw from the Istanbul Convention. The Saeima is expected to vote on this decision on October 30.

Society • October 29, 08:34 PM • 5045 views
Another Microsoft Azure outage disrupted several airline operators

A Microsoft Azure outage caused technical problems for Alaska Air Group Inc. , affecting the websites of Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines. This is the third third-party system outage this year to impact the airline.

News of the World • October 29, 08:17 PM • 3362 views
Six soldiers and seven militants killed on Pakistan-Afghanistan border – Reuters

Six Pakistani soldiers and seven militants were killed in a clash near the Afghan border in the mountainous Kurram district. The Pakistani government blames extremist groups operating from Afghanistan for the escalation.

News of the World • October 29, 08:00 PM • 3474 views
DeepState: Russian troops are consolidating their positions in the eastern and northern parts of Pokrovsk

The DeepState project reported on the advance of Russian units in the eastern and northern parts of Pokrovsk. The enemy is trying to maintain the pace of infiltration, sending small groups into the city, while Ukrainian forces are holding positions in the southern districts.

War in Ukraine • October 29, 07:52 PM • 13846 views
Ministry of Defense explained how the 51-day basic training for recruits is conductedPhoto

The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has released details of the updated 51-day basic general military training course, which has been in effect since July 2025. The program includes 42 days of classes, 7 days off, and 2 days for administrative procedures, with an emphasis on firearms training and protection against UAVs.

Society • October 29, 07:45 PM • 3334 views
Honda cuts production at North American plants due to chip shortage

Honda Motor Co. is cutting and temporarily suspending production at some of its North American plants due to a shortage of semiconductors. The chip shortage is already affecting the automotive industry in the US, Canada, and Mexico.

Auto • October 29, 07:21 PM • 2883 views
Ukraine and Portugal expand defense cooperation by $50 million - Shmyhal

Denys Shmyhal discussed defense cooperation with his Portuguese counterpart Nuno Melo. Portugal will contribute $50 million to the purchase of American weapons for Ukraine.

Politics • October 29, 07:05 PM • 3622 views
Israel demanded Google and Amazon use secret code to control data – The Guardian

Documents show that during a $1. 2 billion deal in 2021, Israel demanded that Google and Amazon implement a secret "winking" mechanism.

News of the World • October 29, 06:29 PM • 3508 views
Hurricane Melissa claims 25 lives in southern Haiti

25 people have died in southern Haiti after a river, overflowing due to Hurricane Melissa, flooded homes. Dozens of houses have collapsed, and people remain trapped under the rubble.

News of the World • October 29, 06:16 PM • 3259 views
California searches for murder suspect accidentally released from jail

Isaiah Jhamon Andrews, a murder suspect, was accidentally released from a California detention center. An active search for him is currently underway, involving the U.S. Marshals Service.

Crimes and emergencies • October 29, 05:57 PM • 4749 views
Bottle with messages from World War I soldiers found on Australian beachPhoto

A bottle containing diary entries by Australian soldiers from World War I, written in 1916, has been found on Wharton Beach in Western Australia. The letters from privates Malcolm Neville and William Harley were discovered by the Brown family while cleaning the coastline.

News of the World • October 29, 05:34 PM • 4905 views
Ukraine in the UN voted against ending the American blockade of Cuba, remembering how the Cuban president wished success to Putin – SybihaPhoto

Ukraine voted against the resolution to end the American blockade of Cuba at the UN. This decision is a response to Cuba's support for Russian aggression, including wishing success to Putin and the participation of Cuban citizens in the war.

Politics • October 29, 05:21 PM • 7884 views
Bulgarians who desecrated a Jewish memorial are on trial in France: the investigation revealed a "Russian trace"

A trial has begun in France against Bulgarians accused of desecrating a Jewish memorial in Paris. The investigation believes that the action was organized by Russian special services to incite interethnic hatred.

Crimes and emergencies • October 29, 05:05 PM • 5000 views
Historic Flight: NASA Successfully Tests Quiet Supersonic X-59 Aircraft Over California DesertPhoto

NASA's experimental supersonic X-59 aircraft completed its first test flight over the Southern California desert, reaching subsonic speeds. This is a key step in developing technology for future quiet supersonic passenger travel.

News of the World • October 29, 04:30 PM • 6478 views
The US temporarily allowed operations with German assets of Rosneft despite sanctions: Berlin has six months to resolve the ownership issue

The US has issued a license for operations with Rosneft's German subsidiaries until April 29, 2026. This gives Berlin six months to resolve the issue of ownership and asset management.

Economy • October 29, 04:18 PM • 3490 views
Trump and Orban to hold talks on November 8: to discuss US sanctions and Budapest's energy dependence on Moscow – Bloomberg

Donald Trump will meet with Viktor Orban on November 8 to discuss the impact of American sanctions on Russian oil, on which Hungary is critically dependent. The meeting will take place in Washington, where ways to protect the Hungarian economy from the consequences of the restrictions will be discussed.

Politics • October 29, 04:01 PM • 3593 views
Lithuania temporarily closed its border with Belarus: exceptions will apply to diplomats and EU citizens

Lithuania is temporarily closing two border crossings with Belarus, Medininkai and Šalčininkai, for a month, starting on Wednesday. Exceptions will apply to diplomats, EU citizens, and other categories, while Šalčininkai will be completely closed and Medininkai partially open.

Politics • October 29, 03:42 PM • 3074 views
Boeing suffers $5.4 billion loss due to 777X program delay

Aviation giant Boeing reported a $5. 4 billion loss in the third quarter of 2025 due to delays in the certification of the 777X aircraft. The company postponed the commercial launch until 2027, despite a 30% increase in revenue.

News of the World • October 29, 03:21 PM • 2979 views
Nvidia becomes the world's first company with a market capitalization of over $5 trillion – AI fueled record growthPhoto

Nvidia has reached a market value of over $5 trillion, a result of the artificial intelligence boom. Its shares have grown 12-fold since 2022, and its H100 and Blackwell chips have become the foundation for the largest language models.

Economy • October 29, 02:55 PM • 3233 views
Toyota refutes Trump's claim of a $10 billion investment promise in the US

Automaker Toyota Motor denied making direct promises to US President Donald Trump regarding new investments totaling $10 billion. Executive Director Hiroyuki Ueda explained that the company merely confirmed its readiness to continue investing in American enterprises.

Politics • October 29, 02:45 PM • 3105 views
Putin's envoy said the war in Ukraine would end within a year after contacts with Trump's team – Reuters

Russia's special envoy, Kirill Dmitriev, said the war in Ukraine could end within the next year. He announced this after meetings with representatives of Donald Trump's administration in the United States.

Politics • October 29, 02:19 PM • 24108 views
Andriy Lunin disqualified for one match after "Clásico" – "Real's" appeal rejected

Andriy Lunin received a red card despite not playing in the match against "Barcelona. " "Real Madrid" filed an appeal, but it was rejected, and the Ukrainian goalkeeper will miss the next match.

Sports • October 29, 02:07 PM • 3019 views
Scientists prepare to pinpoint where on the Moon there is water ice

The international space exploration community is preparing a new phase of lunar research to precisely determine the presence of water ice in the polar regions. This will be key to future colonization, with discussions to take place at a conference on November 12-14 in Hawaii.

News of the World • October 29, 01:47 PM • 2508 views
Former Odesa Mayor Trukhanov on the suspicion: "This situation came as a surprise to me"

Former Odesa Mayor Gennadiy Trukhanov called the serving of the suspicion "a complete surprise," stating that the tragedy after the downpour was a natural disaster that exceeded the capabilities of the city's infrastructure. He emphasized that he is not avoiding responsibility, but the problem of drainage in Odesa requires billions in investment and state support.

Politics • October 29, 01:36 PM • 2773 views
South Korea awarded Donald Trump a golden crown after a breakthrough in $355 billion trade talks

South Korea awarded US President Trump a golden crown and the country's highest honor after reaching a massive $355 billion deal with the US. The agreement includes investments and cooperation in shipbuilding.

News of the World • October 29, 01:24 PM • 3437 views
Russian regions cut social programs for military recruiters' bonuses - Ukrainian intelligence

The Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine reported that Russian authorities are directing funds from local budgets to reward recruiters, cutting funding for social programs. This leads to cuts in spending on medicine, education, and housing programs in the regions.

News of the World • October 29, 01:12 PM • 3699 views
Meghan Markle unveiled the first Christmas collection of the As Ever brand: a $64 candle and $89 winePhoto

Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle has released the first Christmas line of the As Ever brand, which includes candles, honey, and wine. The central elements of the collection are a $64 candle and an $89 bottle of Napa Valley Brut 2021 wine.

News of the World • October 28, 08:58 PM • 13157 views
Russians intensify assaults: 135 combat engagements in 24 hours, most in Pokrovsk direction - General Staff

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported 135 combat engagements in 24 hours, 45 of which occurred in the Pokrovsk direction. Ukrainian defenders eliminated 113 occupiers and destroyed 11 drones.

War in Ukraine • October 28, 08:42 PM • 5989 views
Vance assured that the US would pay military salaries despite the government shutdown

US Vice President J. D. Vance stated that the Trump administration would pay service members this week, despite the ongoing government shutdown. This comes amid a budget stalemate affecting other federal services and social programs.

Politics • October 28, 08:30 PM • 9087 views