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Forgery of medical documents at Odrex: the patient’s widow asks to be admitted to a meeting of the commission of the Odesa Regional State Administration’s Health Department

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EU is seeking interceptor missiles for Ukraine’s air defense, including beyond the bloc’s borders - Kallas

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Food price increases amid Russian attacks could be "up to 2.5%," while a smaller range of products does not mean a shortage - Ministry of Agrarian Policy

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The Economic Security Bureau declares its rejection of punitive methods, but 29% of businesses’ law enforcement complaints still concern the Bureau

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Up to 70% of schools will provide in-person learning, shelters are available in 82%, and in kindergartens in 83% — how the academic year will begin

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810 fines issued during one day of "Phantoms'" operation in Kyiv and region

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The overnight attack on Kyiv claimed the lives of 8 people, including 3 children among the 5 injured

September 1, 04:39 AM • 14322 views

Russia attacked the "Orlivka" border crossing with Romania with "Shahed" drones – its operations have been suspended

September 1, 04:32 AM • 12405 views

Russia struck a railway depot in Kyiv with a ballistic missile — 6 Ukrzaliznytsia employees were killed

September 1, 03:48 AM • 11778 views

In Nepal, 24 bodies were found in one house after the flood, including a child among the dead

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January 28: International Personal Data Protection Day, Day of Approval of the State Flag of Ukraine

January 28 is International Data Protection Day, established in 2007 by the Council of Europe to promote the protection of privacy rights. The concept of personal data protection and privacy was pioneered by Louis Brandeis, an American lawyer and U.S. Supreme Court Justice from 1916 to 1939.

UNN Lite • January 28, 04:39 AM • 28669 views

Biden says he is ready to take tough measures against illegal migration

Biden is ready to take tough measures to prevent illegal migration if approved by Congress. He called on Congress to pass a bipartisan bill to address the border crisis if they are serious about it, and he will sign it.

News of the World • January 27, 01:05 AM • 26493 views