US President Donald Trump stated the refusal to consider gender identity in decision-making in the public sector. He emphasized the assessment of solely professional competence and the recognition of only two biological sexes.
Donald Trump stated the cessation of US participation in the "corrupt" WHO and withdrawal from the "anti-American" UN. Republicans supported the initiative, believing that the UN does not align with the interests of the USA and the "America First" program.
The Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reports an attack by enemy kamikaze drones on several regions of Ukraine. UAV movement has been recorded in Chernihiv, Sumy, Poltava, and Dnipropetrovsk regions.
China has set an economic growth target of 5% for 2025 and will increase the budget deficit to 4% of GDP. The government plans to issue bonds worth 1.3 trillion yuan and implement a proactive fiscal policy.
British Defense Minister John Healey will meet with his American counterpart to discuss a possible plan for resolving the war. London is conducting active consultations with international partners regarding a diplomatic solution to the conflict.
In the French port of Dunkirk, the largest cocaine shipment in the country's history, weighing 10 tons, has been discovered. The drugs, which arrived from South America, are valued at 320 million euros.
Explosions have been recorded in the city of Dnipro.
The Defense Forces of Ukraine successfully repelled the enemy's offensive in the area of Zapadne and Uspenivka.
The Trump administration revoked Chevron's license to operate in Venezuela due to a lack of progress in reforms. The company must cease oil exports and all operations by April 3.
A 77-year-old man was killed in the outskirts of Odesa by the enemy drone strike. The enemy attack also damaged critical infrastructure in the city and a sanatorium in the Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi district.
Pope Francis is in the hospital due to acute respiratory failure and is undergoing treatment using non-invasive ventilation. The pontiff remains conscious, but his condition is assessed as serious.
In the Boryspil district of Kyiv region, a fire occurred at an enterprise as a result of an attack by enemy drones. Windows were shattered in a multi-storey building, and there are no casualties among civilians.
As a result of enemy strikes on the critical infrastructure of Odesa, part of the city has been left without electricity, water, and heating. Emergency crews are working to restore the supply of resources.
HAMAS accepted the Egyptian initiative to create a neutral governing body in the Gaza Strip. The group is willing to cede some influence and supports holding elections.
In one day, there were 97 combat clashes, with the most enemy attacks in the Pokrovsk direction - 17 times. The enemy also carried out airstrikes on several settlements.
The movement of UAV groups has been recorded over the Black Sea towards the Odesa region and in other regions of Ukraine. The greatest threat exists for the Poltava, Kyiv, and Kharkiv regions.
The province of Ontario has terminated the agreement with Starlink and banned the participation of American companies in local procurement. The Prime Minister threatens a 25% surcharge on electricity for the US in response to tariffs.
A French Reaper drone experienced three dangerous encounters with a Russian Su-35 fighter jet in international airspace. The French Minister of Defense described Russia's actions as deliberate and unprofessional.
The Irish government has approved a new aid package for Ukraine amounting to 100 million euros for non-lethal equipment. The decision was made against the backdrop of the suspension of military aid from the United States and following a meeting between Zelensky and the Irish Prime Minister.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer had a phone conversation with Volodymyr Zelensky regarding peace initiatives. Starmer also discussed the situation with U.S. President Trump and emphasized the importance of lasting peace for Ukraine.
The Air Forces of Ukraine destroyed a military facility of the 28th Rifle Battalion of Russia in the Kursk region. As a result of the strike, up to 30 occupiers were eliminated and bunkers with firing positions were destroyed.
The USA has imposed new tariffs against Canada, to which Ottawa will respond with a 25% tariff on American goods worth $155 billion. Trudeau criticized the USA for waging a trade war against an ally while simultaneously appeasing Russia.
Apple has released an updated iPad Air with the M3 processor, which operates 60% faster for AI tasks. The company is also preparing a new budget iPad, an updated iPad Pro, and a MacBook Air.
In Ukraine, storm winds with gusts of 15-20 m/s are expected on March 4-5, and a yellow level of danger has been announced. The State Emergency Service recommends avoiding being outdoors and not parking vehicles under trees.
Viktor Orban will visit France on March 5 at the invitation of Macron to discuss the Russian-Ukrainian war. The visit comes after a meeting of 18 countries in London regarding EU security.
Donald Trump announced the cessation of funding for educational institutions that allow illegal protests. He threatens arrest and deportation for student agitators, as well as a ban on wearing masks.
In the temporarily occupied Mariupol, a monument "Mariupol - City of Military Glory" is being built near Petrovsky Park. The stele with a granite column and the emblem of the Russian Federation is planned to depict the Russian occupiers of 2022.
The head of the Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Margus Tsahkna, stated the need to increase European military assistance to Ukraine due to the suspension of support from the United States. Estonia has already increased its aid by 25% and has delivered 10,000 artillery shells.
The former chairman of the "Arkada" bank and the director of the construction company are suspected of embezzling 110 million UAH from investors. The funds were spent on purchasing a stake in a company worth 1 UAH instead of building housing.
Lindt&Spruengli announced a significant price increase for chocolate in 2025 due to rising cocoa costs. The previous increase of 6.3% in 2024 proved to be insufficient.
