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Ukraine must decommission its coal-fired power plants by 2035 to join the EU. In their place, new capacities of 1.3 GW and battery storage systems will be built.
The Hungarian Parliament voted to cancel the country's withdrawal from the ICC following an initiative by Péter Magyar. The decision was supported by 133 deputies from the Tisza party.
About 50 countries at the UN condemned Russia's threats to strike embassies in Kyiv. The United States did not sign this joint statement on the inadmissibility of attacks.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi condemned unilateral US military actions and debts to the UN. Beijing calls for strengthening the organization's role instead of weakening it.
Russia's Permanent Representative to the UN named conditions for peace: Ukraine's renunciation of NATO and a change in policy. Moscow will not agree to a deal without these key requirements being met.
Iranian hackers stole 700 GB of data from the Los Angeles transportation system. Gambit Security researchers discovered a link between the attackers and Tehran.
The US did not issue a visa to the Russian Deputy Foreign Minister to participate in a UN Security Council meeting. The Iranian Foreign Minister was also likely denied entry.
In Dnipro, an Iskander missile destroyed a UN warehouse with $1. 4 million worth of aid. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs calls on the UN Secretary-General to stop Russian attacks on humanitarian missions.
North Korea launched a short-range ballistic missile and several projectiles from the Chongju area. The missile flew approximately 80 kilometers toward the sea.
In Kwara State, armed assailants kidnapped 25 people and killed three during two separate attacks. Police and military forces have launched a large-scale operation to locate the missing persons.
Law No. 4833-IX digitizes debt collection and expands access to assets. Enforcement officers will be able to seize electronic money and funds held by third parties.
Pope Leo XIV called for the disarmament of AI in the encyclical Magnifica Humanitas. The Pontiff warned of the threat of digital slavery and autonomous weapons.
Ukraine's population has dropped to 28 million due to war and migration. Joining the EU may only accelerate the outflow of youth and labor abroad.
The ESBU has opened cases against airlines for non-payment of royalties for aircraft leasing, despite the fact that courts have previously concluded that such an interpretation of tax regulations is illegal.
On May 25, Ukraine marks Philologist's Day and the Day of State Communications Security. Globally, Africa Day and Geek Pride Day are celebrated, and International Missing Children's Day is observed.
May 24 marks the Day of Slavic Writing and Culture, Video Game Day, and European Day of Parks. The Church honors Simeon Stylites, and the name days are celebrated by Semen and Olena.
Sweden plans to replace its Visby corvettes with new frigates only between 2030 and 2034. The transfer of stealth ships to Ukraine is possible only in the long term.
Ukraine marks Heroes' Day and the professional holiday of the Marine Corps. The world celebrates days of struggle, turtle protection, and the chestnut blossoming period.
Obstetrician Volodymyr Bilyi has become embroiled in a scandal over disrespectful photos at a cemetery and a drunk driving accident. Lawyers point to violations of ethical standards and potential punishment.
The leader of the "Sprotyv" (Resistance) movement reported a drunk driving incident and cemetery photos involving obstetrician Volodymyr Bilyi. The Perinatal Center called the medic's behavior unacceptable.
Operators in the Russian Federation are losing 84 kopecks per liter of AI-92 due to sanctions and the prioritization of military cargo. A wave of network bankruptcies is expected by the end of 2026.
The parties discussed technical aspects of managing sections of the demilitarized zone. Seoul also aims to regain operational control over its troops by 2030.
Melnyk called for stripping the Russian Federation of its status in the UN Security Council due to terror against civilians. The beginning of 2026 has become the deadliest for civilians in history.
The UN General Assembly has approved a resolution on the climate responsibility of states. The document provides for compensation for damages and the abolition of fuel subsidies.
On May 21, Vyshyvanka Day, International Tea Day, and World Meditation Day are celebrated. The Church honors the memory of Saints Constantine and Helen, Equals-to-the-Apostles.
The parties agreed on the route for Power of Siberia 2, but the schedule and prices remain open. An agreement on a new railway was signed and the visa-free regime was extended.
On May 20, Ukraine congratulates bankers and sign language interpreters, while the world celebrates World Bee Day and Traumatologist Day. The Church honors the Martyr Thalalaeus.
Nigeria and the US eliminated 175 ISIS militants during a joint operation. Weapons depots, financial networks, and high-ranking commanders were destroyed.
In the Sudanese town of Ghubaish, 28 people were killed due to a drone strike on a market. Human rights activists accuse the army, but the military denies attacking civilians.
In 2026, applicants are choosing management and law, although the market requires technical specialists. The Ministry of Education and Science has abolished motivational letters and updated the admission rules.