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British intelligence: russians seek to encircle Avdiivka at any cost
Despite russia's attempts, the encirclement of Avdiivka is unlikely, according to a report by the UK Ministry of Defense. The report also emphasizes the limited territorial success of the occupiers, achieved at a significant cost.
Electricity shortage is possible in Ukraine, TPP in Donetsk region comes under enemy fire - power engineers
Despite the high consumption of electricity in Ukraine, its production is currently sufficient, and there are plans to import electricity. However, there may be a shortage of electricity
In Davos, Zelenskyy will receive a message from Biden calling to move to defense - media
U. S. President Joe Biden, through his national security adviser, intends to send a message to Ukrainian President Zelensky calling for a shift from offense to defense in the war, Bloomberg columnist writes in his column
In 2023, inflation slowed down the boom in champagne sales in the world
After a record sales year in 2022, champagne sales fell by 8. 2% to 299 million bottles in 2023. The Committee of French Champagne Houses attributes this to high inflation and the large inventories that distributors have had since 2022.
Romanian government reaches agreement with protesting farmers blocking the border with Ukraine - media
The Romanian Ministry of Agriculture has reached an agreement with protesting farmers blocking the border with Ukraine, meeting 13 demands. However, the protests may continue as further negotiations are needed.
Brussels audits EU states’ arms supplies to Ukraine after complaints - FT
The EU is conducting an audit of military aid provided to Ukraine by its member states amid accusations that some countries are not providing as much as they could. The audit comes as Brussels and Washington are trying to agree on new financial aid for Ukraine.
Against the backdrop of the latest US sanctions: Chinese banks refuse to finance the russian federation
Following the new US sanctions against russia, Chinese state-owned banks are tightening restrictions on financing russian clients, including stopping providing any financial services to the russian military.
Kostin met with the Prosecutor General of Poland: they discussed cooperation in the investigation of war crimes in Russia
Ukraine's Prosecutor General Andriy Kostin met in Warsaw with his Polish counterpart, Minister of Justice and Prosecutor General of Poland Adam Bodnar. The parties discussed, among other things, cooperation in the investigation of Russian war crimes.
Russia keeps one missile carrier of up to 8 "Kalibr" in the Black Sea
Russia deploys five ships in the Black Sea, including a missile carrier equipped with Kalibr missiles.
Azerbaijan, which will host the COP29 climate change summit, has not appointed a single woman to its committee
Azerbaijan's COP29 climate committee consists exclusively of men, which has drawn criticism from the women's rights group She Changes the Climate, which called the decision "regressive. " The oil-exporting country has also been criticised for its ambitions in the fossil fuel industry and its intention to increase gas production in the future.