In Lviv, only one ASC is currently ready to accept persons liable for military service to update their data
Kyiv's ASCs are ready to accept persons liable for military service to update their data from today
The Association of International Road Carriers says that TCC employees have done everything possible to make drivers afraid to go on trips
Advisor to the Head of Kyiv RMA comments on accusations of working for a "Russian" company
NABU plans to seize land of ATO participants - Rada calls it immoral
Tax Service major fell victim to oligarchic game - human rights activist about the case against acting deputy head of the State Tax Service Sokur
Updating military registration data through Administrative Service Centers: are ASCs ready
Current electricity restrictions may last until August - Prime Minister's advisor
Lost Profit of Ukrainian Enterprises from Russian Aggression: Kyiv Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Expertise explained how the evidence base for compensation is being formed
Attempt on the Prime Minister of Slovakia: xenophobia and the Russian trace
Israeli forces discover a hostage tunnel in Gaza: Hamas was holding 20 hostages
Presidents of Poland and Lithuania to meet in Vilnius to discuss situation in Ukraine
Ukrainian business is to be exempted from paying CO2 emissions tax
A powerful fire broke out in the Russian port of Ust-Luga
Nikki Haley doubts Trump's mental capacity
The United States is rethinking gas exports, and Europe is scared
Increased number of North Korean defectors in 2023, including youth and elite
Ukraine needs more weapons - Podoliak
Pentagon banned from buying batteries from major Chinese companies
Russian court acquits Ukrainian war veteran accused of killing fellow soldier
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Air defense system triggered in Lviv region - RMA
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Attempt on the Prime Minister of Slovakia: xenophobia and the Russian trace
The law on strengthening mobilization: what will change after May 18 for those liable for military service
The Housing Capital case: where did the billions go?
Only debtors see the Russian footprint: how the label of cooperation with russia is used in business wars
Criminal case opened against acting deputy head of the State Tax Service Sokur for obstructing the supply of fuel to the army
Israeli forces discover a hostage tunnel in Gaza: Hamas was holding 20 hostages
Israeli troops discovered a tunnel in Gaza that was used by Hamas to hold about 20 hostages, Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari said. The hostages were not present at the time of the discovery, but evidence found in the tunnel indicates the harsh conditions in which they were held.
Presidents of Poland and Lithuania to meet in Vilnius to discuss situation in Ukraine
Polish President Andrzej Duda will meet with Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda in Vilnius to discuss Ukraine's security, preparations for the NATO summit, and Ukraine's possible accession to the EU and NATO.
Ukrainian business is to be exempted from paying CO2 emissions tax
Ukraine plans to introduce a national CO2 emissions trading system by 2026 to exempt local businesses from CO2 tax on exports to the EU. The country's Ministry of Environmental Protection and Natural Resources plans to submit a draft law on the system this year.
A powerful fire broke out in the Russian port of Ust-Luga
Local residents heard the sounds of drones, followed by explosions and a massive fire.
Nikki Haley doubts Trump's mental capacity
Donald Trump has often accused Joe Biden of having cognitive impairment. Now he's getting a taste of his own medicine from Republican nominee Nikki Haley.
The United States is rethinking gas exports, and Europe is scared
The Biden administration's reassessment of U. S. natural gas exports due to climate change concerns is a concern for the European energy sector, which relies on these exports in the face of the ongoing conflict with Russia. Tighter controls on gas exports could lead to increased tensions in Europe, especially if the war in Ukraine continues.
Increased number of North Korean defectors in 2023, including youth and elite
According to South Korea's Ministry of Unification, the number of North Korean defectors, especially youth and elites, increased in 2023 compared to the previous two years. This was influenced by various factors, including disagreement with the Kim Jong Un regime and food shortages.
Ukraine needs more weapons - Podoliak
Ukraine's presidential advisor Mykhailo Podolyak has called on allies to provide additional weapons to support the country's military efforts against Russia. He emphasizes the need for high-tech weapons and notes that the 1,300-kilometer-long front line requires a larger arsenal.
Pentagon banned from buying batteries from major Chinese companies
U. S. lawmakers have enacted a ban on the Department of Defense purchasing batteries from six major Chinese manufacturers, including CATL and BYD, starting in October 2027. This rule is part of the National Defense Authorization Act and aims to focus business on reliable materials and companies that can be trusted.
Russian court acquits Ukrainian war veteran accused of killing fellow soldier
A Russian court acquitted Zaindi Takayev, a Chechen contract soldier accused of killing his fellow soldier Magomed Shakhbanov in Pervomaisk, Ukraine. The decision, which is considered the first known acquittal of a participant in the Ukrainian conflict, is being appealed.
