The Ministry of Defense told about the percentage of women's appeals to recruitment centers
"The only source of income": the head of "OPP" Kovalsky told about the participation of the plant in the grain initiative
With his message in social networks, Hetmantsev can put pressure on the court and disclose the secret of the investigation - lawyer
The National Bank will not be responsible for the illegal liquidation of Concord, because there is collective irresponsibility in the country - MP
The initiator of the case against ex-minister Solsky told why he lives in an undeclared townhouse
Did businessmen Groza and Naumenko trade Ukrainian grain with a sub-sanctioned company from the "smuggling list"?
New wave of blocking tax invoices: the expert named the reason
Regulatory authorities should punish companies that destroy Ukrainian roads with their heavy transport - member of the transport committee of the Verkhovna Rada
Hetmantsev violates the Criminal Code with his calls to interfere in the activities of the court - all-Ukrainian Association of retired judges
A new wave of blocking tax invoices has begun in Ukraine, the state tax service requires documents for two years - accountant
Albania's Constitutional Court approves agreement with Italy to establish migrant detention centers
Ukraine tests drones immediately in combat - Kamyshyn
Enemy attack on Myrnohrad, Donetsk region: rescuers rescue a woman from the rubble
"The intensity of hostilities is growing, and we see no light at the end of the tunnel" - EU top diplomat on the war unleashed by Russia
It is unclear why Supreme Court judges, who were found to have "marked bills" in the Knyazev case, are still not suspected - Transparency International UkraineExclusive
Record US arms exports: $238 billion in military equipment sales in 2023
SBI suspects cadet of Dnipro's law enforcement university of extorting over UAH 800 thousand on dating site
12 UN agency staff in Gaza implicated in Hamas attack on Israel, and one in 10 has ties to militants - WSJ
The IAEA conducted mission rotations at four Ukrainian NPPs
The second round of negotiations between Ukraine and Germany on an agreement on security commitments took place
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Albania's Constitutional Court approves agreement with Italy to establish migrant detention centers
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Ukraine tests drones immediately in combat - Kamyshyn
Ukraine is testing new drones in real combat conditions rather than on test ranges because of the urgency of war, the country's strategic industries minister has claimed. He told Time magazine that Ukraine lacks time to conduct conventional tests and is forced to make adjustments while the drones are already being used against Russian targets.
Enemy attack on Myrnohrad, Donetsk region: rescuers rescue a woman from the rubble
Rescuers in Myrnohrad, Donetsk region, rescued a woman trapped in the rubble after a Russian strike damaged a two-story building.
"The intensity of hostilities is growing, and we see no light at the end of the tunnel" - EU top diplomat on the war unleashed by Russia
Russia's war against Ukraine continues and, so to speak, the intensity of hostilities is increasing, and "we see no light at the end of the tunnel," said EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell. He emphasized the importance of protecting the principles of sovereignty and territorial integrity and avoiding a world where "might makes right"
It is unclear why Supreme Court judges, who were found to have "marked bills" in the Knyazev case, are still not suspected - Transparency International Ukraine
The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine has detained Supreme Court Chief Justice Vsevolod Kniazev on suspicion of taking bribes worth $2. 7 million. During the searches, "marked bills" were found in the possession of other Supreme Court judges, but they are still not suspected.
Record US arms exports: $238 billion in military equipment sales in 2023
The total value of U. S. arms exports in 2023 reached a record $238 billion, up 16% from 2022. Of this amount, $80.9 billion was foreign military sales, up 55.9%, and $157.5 billion was direct commercial sales, up 2.5%. The growth is explained by the fact that countries are replenishing stocks sent to Ukraine and preparing for large-scale conflicts.
SBI suspects cadet of Dnipro's law enforcement university of extorting over UAH 800 thousand on dating site
A cadet of one of Ukraine's law enforcement universities was served a notice of suspicion that she defrauded a woman she met on a dating site of over UAH 800,000 by posing as a wounded soldier in need of surgery. The court imposed on the cadet a pre-trial restraint in the form of detention.
12 UN agency staff in Gaza implicated in Hamas attack on Israel, and one in 10 has ties to militants - WSJ
According to U. S. intelligence, at least 12 employees of the UN agency for Palestinian refugees were involved in the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel. About 10% of the agency's employees in Gaza have close ties to the militants.
The IAEA conducted mission rotations at four Ukrainian NPPs
The IAEA conducted another rotation of monitoring missions at four Ukrainian nuclear power plants.
The second round of negotiations between Ukraine and Germany on an agreement on security commitments took place
Ukraine and Germany held the second round of negotiations on a bilateral agreement on security commitments. The parties discussed terminology and legal formalities, and agreed to continue communication to finalize the agreement.
