Before the holidays, Ukrainians were reminded of fines for illegal felling of Christmas trees: how much and why
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Russians shell a kindergarten in Kherson: video
In 2024, businesses will be able to receive 15 thousand development grants from the state - Ministry of Economy
In Russia, a truck rammed into a Russian Guard convoy: one victim
Spotify is cutting 17 percent of its workforce: how it became possible
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Before the holidays, Ukrainians were reminded of fines for illegal felling of Christmas trees: how much and why
The state enterprise "Forests of Ukraine" warns that illegal harvesting of Christmas trees is illegal, and fines range from UAH 759.
Airplane crash off the coast of Japan: bodies of six American soldiers found
The bodies of the five crew members were found along with the fuselage of the crashed American Osprey military aircraft in Japan. The search is ongoing as the cause of the crash has not yet been determined.
Jerusalem resumes trial of Prime Minister Netanyahu: accused of bribery, fraud and breach of trust
The trial of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is accused of bribery, fraud and breach of trust, resumed after a break due to a Hamas attack. He denies the charges, which relate to three separate cases of alleged corruption.
For the first time since the pandemic, demand for cruise travel is growing, next year could be a record year for global operators
Cruise travel will grow significantly in the coming years. Travelers of all income levels and budgets are already booking more trips than before the COVID-19 pandemic.
Russians shell a kindergarten in Kherson: video
Russian troops attacked the Korabelny district of Kherson, damaging a kindergarten.
In 2024, businesses will be able to receive 15 thousand development grants from the state - Ministry of Economy
In 2024, the Ukrainian government plans to support small and medium-sized enterprises with 15,000 development grants, First Deputy Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko has announced. The programs include affordable lending, microgrants for business, and assistance in the production of agricultural machinery.
In Russia, a truck rammed into a Russian Guard convoy: one victim
In Voronezh, a truck collided with a Russian Guard convoy, killing one civilian and injuring the driver and five guardsmen. The accident occurred because the truck driver was speeding and did not take into account the weather conditions.
Spotify is cutting 17 percent of its workforce: how it became possible
Spotify will lay off 17% of its workforce, amounting to more than 1,500 employees, as CEO Daniel Ek seeks to align the company with its future goals, despite the fact that the company has made a profit thanks to higher subscription prices.
Europe faces a frosty week: snow and ice are already delaying flights
Europe is facing a cold week. Some parts of Scandinavia are experiencing electricity imports due to low wind power production
Burned a tank, two cars and a BC warehouse: how border guards destroy the enemy
The Ukrainian "NOY" UAVs struck at night, destroying a tank, vehicles, an ammunition depot and hitting enemy positions.