Major Russian breakthrough unlikely - British intelligence
Germany may confiscate more than EUR 720 million of Russian assets for the first time
Olive oil of well-known Italian brands was counterfeited in Kyiv: dealers exposed
Protests against Fico's government continue in Slovakia
Traffic on the Degtyarivskyi overpass opened in Kyiv
Three trucks collide on the Odesa-Reni highway, traffic is hampered
Polish Sejm establishes investigative committee to investigate corruption "visa scandal"
Blockade of the Polish border affected, but Ukraine's economy showed growth in November - Ministry of Economy
The FT named Lars Jorgensen, chairman of Novo Nordisk, a weight-loss company, as its Person of the Year
Road accident with death of National Guard officer: court extends arrest of Tandyr judge
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Major Russian breakthrough unlikely - British intelligence
Ukraine strengthens its defenses, and British intelligence reports that a major Russian breakthrough is unlikely due to stagnation at the front and small-scale Russian offensives.
Germany may confiscate more than EUR 720 million of Russian assets for the first time
The German Federal Prosecutor's Office is seeking to seize more than 720 million euros of Russian assets held by J. P. Morgan that were frozen due to sanctions. This step may direct the funds to the German state treasury.
Olive oil of well-known Italian brands was counterfeited in Kyiv: dealers exposed
Ukrainian law enforcement agencies have uncovered an underground production of olive oil and sauces labeled with well-known Italian brands in Kyiv, seizing more than 90 tons of counterfeit products.
Protests against Fico's government continue in Slovakia
Thousands of people protested in Slovakia against the plans of the government of Prime Minister Robert Fico to amend the criminal code, in particular, to abolish the special prosecutor's office for investigating serious crimes. The EU expressed concern that these changes could undermine the rule of law.
Traffic on the Degtyarivskyi overpass opened in Kyiv
Traffic on the renovated Degtyarivskyi overpass in Kyiv has been opened, Mayor Vitali Klitschko has announced. The renovated structure has increased dimensions and capacity and will be fully completed next spring.
Three trucks collide on the Odesa-Reni highway, traffic is hampered
An accident on the Odesa-Reni highway involving three trucks has led to traffic restrictions, police are working on the scene.
Polish Sejm establishes investigative committee to investigate corruption "visa scandal"
The Polish Sejm has formed an 11-member commission to investigate the visa scandal related to the legalization of foreigners' stay in the period from 2019 to 2023. The scandal is related to the use of paid Polish work visas to enter the EU, and officials are suspected of abuse.
Blockade of the Polish border affected, but Ukraine's economy showed growth in November - Ministry of Economy
Despite the blockade of the Polish-Ukrainian border by Polish road hauliers in November, Ukraine's economy grew by about 4%. Growth from January to November 2023 is estimated at 5.5% compared to the previous year.
The FT named Lars Jorgensen, chairman of Novo Nordisk, a weight-loss company, as its Person of the Year
Lars Jorgensen, CEO of Novo Nordisk, has been named the Financial Times Person of the Year for his leadership in developing diabetes drugs with significant weight loss effects, which allowed the company to become the most valuable in Europe in 2023.
Road accident with death of National Guard officer: court extends arrest of Tandyr judge
A Kyiv court extended the detention of Judge Oleksiy Tandyr until February 17 in the case of a car accident that killed a National Guard officer, and seized his property and funds.