Riga Mayor Vilnis Kirsis and his deputy arrive in Ukraine
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russia forces its own enterprises to give money "to support svo"
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Iran starts construction of the fourth nuclear reactor in Isfahan
EU Foreign Policy Chief Josep Borrell arrives in Kyiv
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February 6: World No Cell Phone Day, International Bartender's Day
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Riga Mayor Vilnis Kirsis and his deputy arrive in Ukraine
The mayor of Riga and his deputy arrived in Kyiv on February 6.
Occupants in TOT ask Kremlin to send more teachers due to lack of staff
The Russian occupiers complained to the Kremlin about the shortage of teachers and asked to send more teachers of Russian language, literature, and history to the temporarily occupied territories.
russia forces its own enterprises to give money "to support svo"
The management of the Kursk plant "Elektroagregat" demanded financial support from the workers "for their own needs".
President of Kazakhstan announces resignation of the government
Kazakh President Tokayev announces the resignation of the government and appoints acting Prime Minister Roman Sklyar.
Scholz and Attal argue over EU-MERCOSUR trade deal
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal expressed their differences over the conclusion of the EU trade agreement with the South American bloc Mercosur during a press conference in Berlin.
Iran starts construction of the fourth nuclear reactor in Isfahan
Iran has begun construction of a fourth nuclear reactor in the central city of Isfahan to create a powerful source of neutrons for scientific applications.
EU Foreign Policy Chief Josep Borrell arrives in Kyiv
EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell arrives in Kyiv to discuss security and EU support for Ukraine.
A historic decision: European Parliament and Council approve the establishment of a EUR 50 billion Ukraine Fund
The European Parliament and the Council of the EU have agreed to establish a €50 billion Ukraine Fund over the next four years to support Ukraine's recovery, reconstruction and modernization efforts.
Researchers reveal secrets of smallpox viruses and hope for success of future therapy
Researchers have uncovered the secrets of smallpox virus architecture using cryo-electron microscopy and molecular modeling, finding the key protein A10 that determines the structure of the viral core, and hoping that this will help in the future development of antiviral treatments.
February 6: World No Cell Phone Day, International Bartender's Day
World No Cell Phone Day was founded in 2001 by French writer Philip Marceau, who wrote the world's first SMS novel. Anyone who wants to join the event is encouraged to leave home without their cell phones, and, in general, to pretend that they do not exist.