"Live": an exhibition about the tragic events of the Holocaust opened in Kyiv
Scholz calls on EU countries to increase assistance to Ukraine
Two small children die in fire in Zhytomyr region
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President submits declarations: Zelenskyy and his family's income tripled in 2022
Naftogaz services resume operation after large-scale cyberattack
In Kyiv region, two sisters were poisoned by carbon monoxide and hospitalized
Blackmailed with deportation: the National Resistance Center told how Russia recruits foreigners for war
The French government promised farmers additional measures to protect them from unfair competition
The number of arson attacks on military enlistment offices in Russia has doubled in six months - British intelligence
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"Live": an exhibition about the tragic events of the Holocaust opened in Kyiv
On the International Holocaust Remembrance Day, the exhibition "Live" opened in Kyiv. The exhibition features works by Ukrainian artists reflecting the Holocaust tragedy, as well as documentary video archives.
Scholz calls on EU countries to increase assistance to Ukraine
In 2024, Germany will spend more than 7 billion euros ($7. 6 billion) to help Ukraine. European allies should step up their support for Kyiv.
Two small children die in fire in Zhytomyr region
Two girls, aged 1 and 2, died in a house fire in Zhytomyr region, Ukraine, on January 28. The fire was likely caused by clothes that caught fire near the stove when their parents left the children home alone for a short time. The girls suffocated to death from smoke and carbon monoxide.
A passenger plane crashes in Belgium, killing two people
A small passenger plane with two people on board crashed on Sunday morning near the airfield of the Belgian city of Spa.
President submits declarations: Zelenskyy and his family's income tripled in 2022
The income of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and his family decreased from UAH 10. 8 million in 2021 to UAH 3.7 million in 2022.
Naftogaz services resume operation after large-scale cyberattack
Naftogaz services have resumed operations after a large-scale cyberattack on January 25 that shut down websites and call centers.
In Kyiv region, two sisters were poisoned by carbon monoxide and hospitalized
Two sisters, aged 12 and 10, were hospitalized after being poisoned by carbon monoxide at their family's dacha in the Bucha district of Kyiv region. The police reported that the sisters' health is not in danger.
Blackmailed with deportation: the National Resistance Center told how Russia recruits foreigners for war
Russia recruits foreign students through fraud and coercion, promising money and residence permits to persuade them to sign military contracts, and then sends them to Ukraine without any support.
The French government promised farmers additional measures to protect them from unfair competition
The French Prime Minister has promised additional measures to protect French farmers from unfair competition. This comes after farmers complained about income problems, regulation and environmental standards that put them at a disadvantage compared to foreign competitors.
The number of arson attacks on military enlistment offices in Russia has doubled in six months - British intelligence
The number of arson attacks on Russian military recruitment offices has doubled in the past six months, reflecting growing public distrust of the government's promise not to conduct further mobilizations. The attacks also reflect a lack of confidence in Putin's recent promise that there will be no further mobilization.