Canada is preparing an agreement with Germany's SEFE for gas supplies from a new $10 billion terminal. This will help Europe replace Russian energy resources.
Iranian hackers stole 700 GB of data from the Los Angeles transportation system. Gambit Security researchers discovered a link between the attackers and Tehran.
The White House plans to require all federal employees to sign non-disclosure agreements. The measure is aimed at combating data leaks to the media.
The US did not issue a visa to the Russian Deputy Foreign Minister to participate in a UN Security Council meeting. The Iranian Foreign Minister was also likely denied entry.
NASA has awarded contracts to Blue Origin and Firefly to deliver equipment and drones to the Moon. The project envisions 21 landings and the establishment of a base by the end of the decade.
Due to attacks on oil refineries, Russia plans to limit exports of diesel and aviation fuel. Oil refining in the country has fallen to its lowest level in 16 years.
The Finnish government will extend the law on combating instrumentalized migration. The situation on the border with the Russian Federation remains tense due to the high risk of provocations.
Marco Rubio and Nikol Pashinyan signed an agreement on the development of the TRIPP corridor. The countries also agreed on a partnership in the mining sector.
Oleksandra Oliynykova defeated Elena Pridankina with a score of 6:1, 6:2 in the first round. For the first time in history, five Ukrainian women have advanced to the second round of the tournament.
Explosions were recorded near the Belbek, Kacha, and Saky airfields in Crimea. Russian air defense opened fire, though no official air raid alert was issued in Sevastopol.
Poland has summoned the Russian ambassador following threats of methodical strikes on Kyiv. Any attack on diplomatic missions will be regarded as a deliberate act of aggression.
The Council of the EU has extended restrictions against 72 individuals and one organization for human rights violations. The measures include asset freezes and travel bans.
Gitanas Nausėda called for the strengthening of air defense due to rising hybrid threats and incidents involving Russian drones. Europe must take concrete action to protect its borders.
The price of Brent rose to $97. 56 after US strikes on facilities in Iran. The market remains tense due to risks of further escalation of the conflict.
A 49-year-old local resident was killed in the village of Mykilske due to an attack by the occupiers on May 26. The Prosecutor's Office has launched an investigation into the war crime.
An arena for 5,000 guests is being built on the grounds of the White House for a UFC tournament. This is the first professional sporting event in the history of the U.S. President's residence.
Rescuers found the body of a woman under the rubble in the Shevchenkivskyi district. The death toll from the May 24 attack has risen to three people.
Taiwan detected 21 Chinese aircraft and ships during another patrol. The island scrambled its air force and is monitoring the movement of the aircraft carrier Liaoning.
Over the past day, the Defense Forces eliminated 1,010 occupiers and 64 artillery systems. Additionally, 1,790 enemy drones and 10 ground robotic systems were destroyed.
Starting from June 2026, civil flights will be prohibited in the Moscow zone at altitudes up to 5,100 meters. The restrictions will not apply to scheduled passenger flights.
The price of WTI crude fell to $91 amid talks to open the Strait of Hormuz. Despite the diplomacy, new explosions and strikes have been recorded in the region.
In the Russian Federation, mobilization orders are being issued en masse under the pretext of data verification. They are being pasted into military IDs in preparation for general mobilization.
The new Geran-4 has a range of only 450 km and requires more expensive components. The drone's reinforced fuselage has significantly complicated its mass production.
Orange County emergency crews have neutralized the threat of an explosion from a methyl methacrylate tank. Evacuations remain in effect due to the risk of hazardous chemical leaks.
The strike on Bila Tserkva debunked the myth of the "Oreshnik's" superpower due to the small craters. The Russian Federation plans to produce only five such missiles per year until 2026.
Trump demands that Iran's enriched uranium be transferred to the US or destroyed under supervision. The procedure must take place under the control of the Atomic Energy Commission.
The US Department of Justice is asking the court to lift the ban on the construction of the Trump ballroom. This is explained by the need to strengthen security following the shooting.
Magnetic mines allegedly of NATO manufacture were reportedly found on the tanker Arrhenius in the port of Ust-Luga. The Alliance has denied these accusations and any involvement in the incident.
The Pontiff acknowledged guilt for the legitimization of slavery and the ownership of slaves by church institutions. He called this legacy a wound in the memory of Christians.
In Kwara State, armed assailants kidnapped 25 people and killed three during two separate attacks. Police and military forces have launched a large-scale operation to locate the missing persons.
