$43.580.0750.320.01
Electricity outage schedules

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.
Author's articles
Israel launched airstrikes on Sidon and targets in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley

IDF forces carried out a series of strikes on southern and eastern areas of Lebanon on January 6, 2026, including the city of Sidon. Attacks also occurred in the Bekaa Valley, where the home of a Hamas commander and a car with Hezbollah members were hit.

News of the World • January 6, 04:29 AM • 5046 views
Oil prices fall amid expectations of increased production in Venezuela

Global oil prices fell on January 6, 2026, due to expectations of increased supply from Venezuela after the capture of Nicolas Maduro. Brent and WTI futures fell by 0.2% and 0.3% respectively.

Economy • January 6, 04:17 AM • 6384 views
"We are not at war with Venezuela, but with drug traffickers": Trump explained further steps in the conflict

The American president stated that new elections in Venezuela are not possible within 30 days, and the American presence will be long-term. He emphasized that the US is ready to financially stimulate oil companies to restore the country's energy infrastructure.

Politics • January 6, 04:06 AM • 29669 views
Usman oil depot is on fire in Lipetsk region after drone attackVideo

In the night of January 6, explosions occurred in the Lipetsk region of the Russian Federation, after which a large-scale fire broke out at a local oil depot. The governor of the region confirmed the fire at the industrial facility, explaining the incident as a "drone crash."

News of the World • January 6, 03:52 AM • 36004 views
Gold stabilizes at record high: market awaits US data and consequences of events in Venezuela

Gold prices remain around $4450 per ounce after the arrest of Nicolas Maduro. Investors are awaiting the US employment report and predict a price increase to $4900 – $5000 per ounce in 2026.

Economy • January 6, 03:45 AM • 5119 views
Shooting near presidential palace in Caracas due to Venezuelan dronesVideo

A shooting occurred near the Miraflores presidential palace in Caracas. Guards opened fire on unidentified drones, which turned out to be equipment belonging to the Venezuelan security forces.

News of the World • January 6, 03:42 AM • 4741 views
Hyundai unveiled a new humanoid robot Atlas for car factories

Hyundai Motor Co. , through Boston Dynamics, unveiled an updated version of the Atlas robot at CES, designed for integration into production at car factories. It is capable of lifting up to 50 kg and operating in extreme temperatures.

Technologies • January 6, 03:31 AM • 4332 views
Class-action lawsuit filed against McDonald's over McRib sandwich: no ribs found in the meat

McDonald's is accused of misleading consumers with the name McRib, as the sandwich does not contain pork rib meat. Instead of ribs, the patty consists of pork shoulder, heart, tripe, and scalded stomach.

Society • January 6, 03:13 AM • 4797 views
Only a third of Americans approve of US operation in Venezuela - Reuters poll resultsPhoto

According to a Reuters/Ipsos poll, only 33% of Americans approve of the US military strike on Venezuela that led to the overthrow of Nicolás Maduro. Most citizens express concern about the consequences of the intervention, although Trump's approval rating has risen to 42%.

News of the World • January 6, 02:51 AM • 4674 views
Michael J. Schumacher, biographer of Eric Clapton, Ginsberg, and Coppola, has died

American writer Michael J. Schumacher, known for his biographies of prominent cultural figures, has died at the age of 75. His daughter confirmed that her father passed away on December 29; the cause of death has not been disclosed.

Culture • January 6, 02:37 AM • 5139 views
Global markets reach new highs amid tech boom and Venezuela developments - Bloomberg

Asian stock markets opened higher, with the MSCI index for global equities reaching an all-time high. This happened amid the capture of Nicolás Maduro by US forces and rising oil prices and PDVSA default bonds.

Economy • January 6, 02:20 AM • 4798 views
Florida expands migrant camp network after 20,000 arrests

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced plans to build two additional migrant detention camps. This decision comes amid a record number of detentions: in less than a year, local law enforcement has made 20,000 arrests related to immigration law violations.

Politics • January 6, 02:05 AM • 4783 views
Erdogan calls on US to return Turkey to F-35 fighter program

Turkish President Erdogan insists on the country's reintegration into the F-35 program, which he discussed with Donald Trump. Ankara seeks to obtain the aircraft for which it has already paid part of the funds, but Israel opposes it due to the use of unique technologies in the aircraft.

Politics • January 6, 01:42 AM • 5280 views
Japan scrambled fighter jets due to Chinese military aircraft flying near OkinawaPhoto

Japan's Ministry of Defense recorded a group of Chinese military aircraft, including H-6 bombers and J-16 fighters, flying between the islands of Okinawa and Miyako. In response, the Japan Self-Defense Forces scrambled fighter jets for observation.

News of the World • January 6, 01:29 AM • 4228 views
Hilton distances itself from scandal over canceled rooms for DHS agents

The Hilton hotel chain has responded to accusations from the US Department of Homeland Security regarding the refusal to serve their employees. The company stated that the hotel in Lakeville, where the incident occurred, is independently managed, and the staff's decision does not comply with the chain's corporate policy.

News of the World • January 6, 01:16 AM • 4533 views
Comet destroyed mammoths and early American cultures: new evidence from scientists

New research confirms the Younger Dryas impact hypothesis, where a fragmented comet exploded over North America. This led to the extinction of mammoths and the decline of the ancient Clovis culture.

News of the World • January 6, 01:01 AM • 18408 views
Mercedes-Benz launches driver assistance system - a competitor to Tesla FSD for US city streets

Mercedes-Benz has unveiled a new driver assistance system, MB. DRIVE ASSIST PRO, which allows vehicles to navigate US city streets autonomously. This technology, already operational in China, will be a direct competitor to Tesla FSD.

Technologies • January 6, 12:49 AM • 4182 views
Mexico rejects possibility of US military intervention after operation in Venezuela

The Mexican government rules out the possibility of unilateral US military action against drug cartels, despite threats from Donald Trump. President Claudia Sheinbaum emphasized the country's sovereignty, rejecting foreign intervention.

Politics • January 6, 12:31 AM • 10221 views
White House prepares meetings with oil giants to develop Venezuela's resources

The Trump administration plans meetings with oil company executives to discuss increasing oil production in Venezuela after Maduro's removal. Companies deny prior consultations, and analysts warn of the need for billions in investment.

Economy • January 6, 12:19 AM • 16978 views
Czech Foreign Minister met with Ukrainian Ambassador after scandal over Tomio Okamura's statement

Czech Foreign Minister Petr Macinka met with Ukrainian Ambassador Vasyl Zvarych. They discussed the mood in Czech society and the recent public discussion regarding the New Year's address by Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies Tomio Okamura.

Politics • January 6, 12:18 AM • 18969 views
Faustin-Archange Touadéra wins third term as CAR president

CAR President Faustin-Archange Touadéra won the elections on December 28, 2025, securing 74. 6% of the votes. His victory was made possible by the 2023 constitutional referendum, which abolished term limits for presidents.

Politics • January 5, 11:55 PM • 14751 views
North Atlantic right whales show positive birth rate dynamics, 15 calves detected

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) reported the detection of 15 North Atlantic right whale calves. For the full recovery of the species, at least 50 calves must be born annually.

News of the World • January 5, 11:44 PM • 3766 views
China and South Korea agree to strengthen ties amid regional tensions

The leaders of China and South Korea have agreed to intensify trade cooperation and protect regional stability. The visit of South Korean leader Lee Jae-myung took place against the backdrop of North Korea's ballistic missile tests.

Politics • January 5, 11:33 PM • 12371 views
Israel resumes strikes on Hezbollah and Hamas targets in Lebanon

The IDF has resumed strikes on Lebanese territory, where, according to the Israeli military, Hamas and Hezbollah militants are located.

News of the World • January 5, 11:17 PM • 4168 views
Nine soldiers killed in Nigeria after mine blast and ambush

Nine Nigerian soldiers were killed and five wounded in an attack by militants in Borno State. A military convoy was ambushed near Bindundul village, where one of the armored vehicles hit a mine.

News of the World • January 5, 11:01 PM • 3615 views
Oil tankers leave Venezuela, bypassing US naval blockade

Tankers with Venezuelan oil and fuel have left the country's territorial waters, ignoring the US naval blockade. This happened after President Donald Trump imposed a blockade on all sanctioned tankers in December 2025.

Economy • January 5, 10:48 PM • 4440 views
Switzerland freezes assets of Nicolas Maduro and his entourage

The Swiss government has frozen the assets of Nicolas Maduro and 37 of his associates for four years to prevent the withdrawal of illegally obtained funds. The sanctions do not apply to current members of the Venezuelan government, and Switzerland is ready to return illegal funds to the people.

Economy • January 5, 10:32 PM • 12705 views
UN Security Council discussed US operation in Venezuela and detention of Nicolas Maduro

The UN Security Council held an emergency meeting on the US military operation in Venezuela, during which Nicolas Maduro was arrested. Venezuela condemned the US actions as an illegal armed attack, while the US called it a law enforcement operation.

Politics • January 5, 10:19 PM • 6520 views
European Commission and UK demand explanations from X over AI-generated sexualized images by Grok

The European Commission and the British regulator Ofcom are demanding explanations from X over the dissemination of intimate images created by Grok AI. European Commission spokesman Thomas Regnier stated that such content grossly violates European law.

News of the World • January 5, 09:59 PM • 4742 views
Germany views Russia's hybrid attacks as preparation for direct military conflict

In a confidential OPLAN document, the German Ministry of Defense views Russia's intensified covert attacks on critical infrastructure as a prelude to a large-scale armed confrontation. German intelligence predicts that Russia aims to develop strategic capabilities for a full-scale war against NATO by 2029.

Politics • January 5, 09:41 PM • 8997 views