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15 years in prison: millionaire blogger who guided Russian missiles at Mykolaiv sentenced in absentia
Pro-Russian blogger Yuriy Podolyaka was sentenced in absentia to 15 years in prison for guiding Russian missiles to Mykolaiv through his network of informants and justifying Russian aggression on social media.
Genocide case: UN court decides to consider Ukraine's claim against Russia
The UN Court in The Hague has issued a preliminary ruling on jurisdiction in the case of Ukraine against Russia for "distortion of the concept of genocide. " The court ruled that the case can be considered further on the merits.
Government delegation to visit Tokyo in February - Shmyhal
The Prime Minister of Ukraine announces that a government delegation will visit Tokyo in February to participate in a Japan-Ukraine conference on recovery and economic growth.
Orban explains why he did not block the EU's allocation of 50 billion euros to Ukraine
Hungarian Prime Minister Orban explained that he did not block the EU's allocation of 50 billion euros in aid to Ukraine because EU leaders would have sent the money anyway, including the money belonging to Hungarians.
Japan is trying to send a message to Donald Trump not to make a deal with China - Reuters
Japan is trying to send a message to Donald Trump not to make a deal with China.
Government lays the groundwork for digital certification of mine action operators
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has adopted a resolution creating a unified approach to the certification of mine action operators, laying the groundwork for digital certification.
IMF warns that European governments may regret supporting protesting farmers
The IMF Managing Director said that European governments should be more resistant to demands to increase financial support for protesting farmers.
Tabaivka is not under occupants' control, heavy fighting continues - Yevlash
While heavy fighting and artillery duels continued near Tabaivka, the village remained under Ukrainian control, despite Russian claims of its capture.
A 15-year-old girl was killed by a car while trying to cross the avenue in Kyiv
According to an investigation launched by the Kyiv Prosecutor's Office, a 15-year-old girl who was trying to run across a busy avenue in Kyiv was hit by a car and died on the spot. According to the results of the driver's examination at the scene with a Drager device, no signs of intoxication were found.
The number of car thefts in Ukraine is returning to pre-war levels - analysis
The number of car thefts in Ukraine in 2023 returned to pre-war levels: 1278 cars were stolen, close to the 1148 stolen in 2021, but much lower than the record 12448 stolen in 2022 amid the Russian invasion.