WSJ: EU develops new $22 billion military aid plan for Ukraine
The Ministry of Energy will build units for nuclear power plants in Ukraine
Russia convicts contract soldiers for refusing to fight in Ukraine
Indian PM Modi to open Hindu temple built on the ruins of 16th century mosque
Netanyahu rejects release of Israeli hostages on Hamas' terms
Generation Z is changing the labor market: teenage employment in the US has reached a 14-year high
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More than 100 flights canceled at Dublin airport due to storm
The British Duchess was diagnosed with skin cancer
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WSJ: EU develops new $22 billion military aid plan for Ukraine
The European External Action Service has developed a plan to provide military assistance to Ukraine worth more than 20 billion euros over the next four years. The plan envisages the creation of a fund for the joint purchase of weapons and military training, the proceeds of which will be returned to the EU.
The Ministry of Energy will build units for nuclear power plants in Ukraine
Ukraine will begin construction of large nuclear power units in 2024 in cooperation with Western countries, including the United States. In total, it is planned to develop nine power units based on the American AR1000 technology.
Russia convicts contract soldiers for refusing to fight in Ukraine
Seven Russian contract soldiers were convicted for refusing to participate in Russia's war against Ukraine. Aleksandr Maksimov received the longest sentence - two and a half years in a general regime colony.
Indian PM Modi to open Hindu temple built on the ruins of 16th century mosque
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate a Hindu temple built on the site of a destroyed historic mosque that killed 2,000 people during riots in 1992. This event is seen as a symbolic start to Modi's election campaign.
Netanyahu rejects release of Israeli hostages on Hamas' terms
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected Hamas' conditions for the release of more than 130 Israeli hostages. Hamas's demands include an end to the war, the withdrawal of Israeli troops from the Gaza Strip, the preservation of its power in the region, and the release of Palestinian prisoners.
Generation Z is changing the labor market: teenage employment in the US has reached a 14-year high
Teenage employment in the US has reached a 14-year high, especially in restaurants and retail, reflecting the changing attitudes of Generation Z toward work. Rising inflation and the desire for financial independence are driving more teens to look for work.
Soldier opens fire on fellow soldiers in Iran: four killed
The Iranian army has so far called the cause of the incident either the soldier's mental state or an accident.
Ukrainian actor and playwright Yevhen Hait dies of cardiac arrest in Odesa
Ukrainian actor, satirist and screenwriter Yevhen Hait died of cardiac arrest in Odesa. He was known for his work in The Gentleman's Show and the Naked and Funny project.
More than 100 flights canceled at Dublin airport due to storm
The storm forced 102 flights to be canceled at Dublin Airport, another 24 landings were interrupted, and 27 flights were rescheduled. The Irish Meteorological Service has issued significant weather warnings affecting operations and property across the country.
The British Duchess was diagnosed with skin cancer
Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, has been diagnosed with skin cancer after undergoing breast cancer treatment last year. The news comes as other members of the British royal family are undergoing medical procedures.