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Head of district court in Dnipropetrovs'k region Burhan exposed on bribery was served suspicion notice - NABU
The head of a district court in Dnipropetrovs'k region and his accomplice were served a notice of suspicion of receiving a USD 2,500 bribe for lifting the seizure of property seized in criminal proceedings.
Czech leaders call for EU enlargement as a "geostrategic necessity"
Twenty years after joining the EU, the Czech Republic called for a new round of enlargement to include the Western Balkans, Ukraine, Moldova, and Georgia, citing a "geostrategic necessity" to prevent them from falling under Russian influence.
Ukrainians still return more from abroad before Easter than leave, but the figures have decreased since the weekend
More than 110,000 people crossed the Ukrainian border on Saturday and 105,000 on Sunday, with a significant preference for entering Ukraine, primarily by Ukrainian citizens.
Attack on Kharkiv: Russians attack Ukrzaliznytsia facility once again: a railroad worker is killed
As a result of the Russian attack on civilian railroad infrastructure in Kharkiv, a track fitter was killed and another railroad worker was injured.
Zelenskyy believes that Ukraine will be in NATO only after victory
President Zelenskyy believes that Ukraine will join NATO only after winning a full-scale war started by russia.
Kyiv detains hackers who created fake accounts of Malyuk and Budanov
Kyiv detained two pro-Russian hackers who created fake social media accounts posing as Ukrainian officials and spreading disinformation about the war.
France obliges arms manufacturers to prioritize Aster anti-aircraft missiles
France orders manufacturers to prioritize the production of Aster anti-aircraft and anti-ballistic missiles. Earlier, an unspecified number of these missiles were provided to Ukraine for their air defense, Le Monde writes.
Some business taxes have been canceled in Kharkiv - Terekhov
Kharkiv has abolished land and real estate taxes for businesses to help them stay and operate in the city.
Prosecutor General shows the moment of attack on Odesa with a missile with a cluster munition
Ukraine's Prosecutor General Andriy Kostin showed the moment of the attack on Odesa by a Russian Iskander ballistic missile, which killed 5 people and injured 23, including a seriously wounded 4-year-old girl.
Air strike on Kharkiv: the SES showed the consequences
Enemy aircraft bombs hit the civilian infrastructure of Kharkiv, damaging buildings and setting fire to private garages.