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Promised soldier's rotation for $9,000: military officer detained in Dnipro after receiving bribe

Law enforcement officers detained a serviceman who demanded 9,000 US dollars for including a soldier in the rotation lists. The suspect was detained on January 1 in Dnipro while receiving a bribe.

Society • January 6, 12:52 PM • 3219 views
SBU long-range drones attacked Russia: hit a missile and artillery arsenal in Kostroma region and an oil depot in Lipetsk regionVideo

Long-range drones of the SBU's "Alpha" Special Operations Center successfully attacked the No. 100 GRAU arsenal in Kostroma Oblast and the "Gercon Plus" oil depot in Lipetsk Oblast. Ammunition exploded at the arsenal, and an intense fire broke out at the oil depot.

War in Ukraine • January 6, 12:14 PM • 7696 views
Skiers in Switzerland honored the victims of the Crans-Montana tragedy

At the Swiss resort of Crans-Montana, skiers honored the 40 dead and 119 injured in the fire by forming a heart in the snow. The prosecutor's office is investigating the management of the Le Constellation establishment.

Society • January 6, 05:47 AM • 5738 views
Czech Foreign Minister met with Ukrainian Ambassador after scandal over Tomio Okamura's statement

Czech Foreign Minister Petr Macinka met with Ukrainian Ambassador Vasyl Zvarych. They discussed the mood in Czech society and the recent public discussion regarding the New Year's address by Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies Tomio Okamura.

Politics • January 6, 12:18 AM • 18938 views
Russia complains about daily Ukrainian drone attacks on Moscow in 2026

Russia claims that Ukraine has been attacking Moscow daily with drones since the beginning of 2026, considering it an escalation. By January 4, 437 drones were allegedly shot down over Russia, including 57 over the Moscow region, causing flight delays at Moscow airports.

News of the World • January 5, 05:06 AM • 5651 views
Bluefin tuna sold for record $3.2 million in TokyoPhoto

At the first auction of 2026 in Tokyo, a 243 kg tuna was sold for $3. 2 million to Kiyomura Corp. The owner of the Sushi Zanmai sushi bar chain set a new record, surpassing his 2019 figure.

Economy • January 5, 04:31 AM • 6278 views
Hyundai Chairman warns of crisis year for auto industry, calls for AI transformation

Hyundai Motor Co. Executive Chairman Chung Euisun predicted an extremely difficult period for the global automotive industry due to trade tensions, geopolitical conflicts, and increased competition. The company plans to invest 125 trillion won in new technologies over the next five years.

Economy • January 5, 04:05 AM • 4150 views
Pope Leo XIV called for peace and respect for constitutional rights in Venezuela

On January 4, 2026, during the Angelus prayer, Pope Leo XIV called for solidarity with peoples suffering from wars. The Pontiff expressed concern about the situation in Venezuela, emphasizing the priority of the people's well-being and calling for a return to the rule of law.

Society • January 4, 09:18 PM • 4382 views
Air traffic in Greece resumed after a massive radio communication failure

Greek airspace was blocked for several hours due to an unprecedented aviation radio frequency failure. The incident caused lengthy delays for thousands of passengers in the middle of the holiday season.

News of the World • January 4, 08:56 PM • 3809 views
All 40 victims of the bar fire at the ski resort in Switzerland identified

All 40 victims of the fire at a bar in the Crans-Montana ski resort in Switzerland have been identified, and their families have been notified. A criminal investigation has been launched against the bar's management for involuntary manslaughter, bodily harm, and negligent arson.

News of the World • January 4, 07:53 PM • 4023 views
"Avatar: The Way of Water" grossed a billion dollars at the global box officeVideo

The film "Avatar: The Way of Water" has officially grossed over $1 billion at the global box office. This was reported by The Hollywood Reporter.

Culture • January 4, 05:30 PM • 149805 views
DiCaprio unable to attend film festival due to flight restrictions amid US operation in Venezuela

Leonardo DiCaprio missed the Palm Springs International Film Festival due to travel restrictions caused by US airstrikes in Venezuela. The actor was supposed to receive the Desert Palm Achievement Award for his role in the film "One Battle After Another," but accepted it via video link.

Culture • January 4, 04:22 PM • 103457 views
Damiano David of Måneskin and Dove Cameron announce engagementPhoto

Former Disney Channel singer Dove Cameron and Damiano David of the band Måneskin have announced their engagement. The couple has been dating for two years and first met at the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards.

News of the World • January 4, 03:02 PM • 88627 views
More than half of the victims of the bar fire at the ski resort in Switzerland have been identified

In Switzerland, 24 of the 40 victims of the bar fire at the Crans-Montana ski resort have been identified. Among the deceased are citizens of Switzerland, Italy, the UAE, Romania, France, and Turkey, aged between 14 and 39. A national day of mourning is scheduled for January 9, 2026, with a minute of silence and church bells ringing.

News of the World • January 4, 02:46 PM • 6535 views
VAZ driver drifted near the Opera House in Lviv: patrol police found himVideo

A young driver decided to drift under the New Year tree on the square in front of the Opera House in Lviv. He was quickly identified thanks to the cameras of the City Security Center and brought to administrative responsibility.

Society • January 4, 02:36 PM • 5826 views
Kadyrov appeared in public with a cane after reports of his hospitalization

The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, appeared in public for the first time since late December – with a cane.

News of the World • January 4, 01:58 PM • 31230 views
Blackout in Berlin due to power plant arson, about 45,000 homes without electricity - MediaVideo

A large-scale power outage in the southwestern part of Berlin left 45,000 households and more than 2,000 commercial facilities without electricity. The cause of the outage was the arson of vital power lines by the left-wing extremist group "Vulkangruppe."

News of the World • January 4, 12:47 PM • 6734 views
Tragedy off the coast of Gambia: dozens of migrants missing after boat capsizes

A vessel carrying over 200 migrants capsized off the coast of Gambia, with at least 102 people rescued and dozens still unaccounted for. Gambian President Adama Barrow confirmed seven deaths and promised an investigation.

News of the World • January 3, 09:39 PM • 4198 views
Border queues: after the New Year, the most difficult situation is on the Polish direction

After the New Year holidays, the longest queues at the border are observed in the Polish direction, which complicates crossing for drivers and passengers. The State Border Guard Service advises taking into account the possible unstable operation of electronic systems of control services at checkpoints.

Society • January 3, 11:16 AM • 89965 views
OVA: in "LPR" miners left without salaries, and two cities - without water

In occupied Luhansk region, miners were left without full payments on the eve of the New Year, and residents of Alchevsk and Perevalsk faced a sharp reduction in water supply. Russian investors did not pay the miners of the "Bilorechenska" mine, and water supply to Alchevsk was reduced by 80%.

Society • January 3, 09:27 AM • 11658 views
FBI prevented a terrorist attack in North Carolina planned by an ISIS follower

The US Federal Bureau of Investigation prevented a possible terrorist act in North Carolina. An 18-year-old resident planned to attack a grocery store and a fast-food restaurant on New Year's Eve.

Crimes and emergencies • January 3, 06:17 AM • 8337 views
Occupiers concealed water crisis in Donetsk region, promoting New Year holidays - Center for Countering Disinformation

Occupying media stopped covering the water crisis in the temporarily occupied territories of Donetsk region, focusing on New Year holidays, while local residents on social networks report the absence of systemic solutions. A "water business" is thriving in the region, and residents receive bills for a non-existent service, creating a caste system of access to water.

Society • January 3, 01:34 AM • 19823 views
The finale of "Stranger Things" grossed up to $30 million after the New Year's screening

The finale of "Stranger Things" grossed over $25 million, and possibly even $30 million, in cash from cinemas for screenings on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. Of this amount, $15 million was earned by the No. 1 cinema chain, AMC Theaters, from an attendance of 753,000 people.

Culture • January 2, 07:05 PM • 13502 views
Sparklers on champagne bottles may have caused deadly resort fire in Switzerland

Investigators suspect that sparklers on champagne bottles caused a fire in a bar at a Swiss ski resort. 40 people died, 119 were injured.

News of the World • January 2, 05:38 PM • 7009 views
Japanese PM holds talks with Trump, plans US visit in spring

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi will meet with President Donald Trump this spring. The meeting will take place amid escalating regional tensions due to Chinese military exercises around Taiwan.

News of the World • January 2, 03:48 PM • 11278 views
Kyiv heating network accident on January 2: traffic on Lobanovskyi Avenue complicatedPhoto

Traffic on Valeriy Lobanovskyi Avenue in Kyiv is complicated due to a heating network accident. Patrol officers are organizing a detour via Iziumska Street, advising drivers to take this into account when planning their trips.

Society • January 2, 02:25 PM • 4897 views
Post-New Year traffic: border guards reported which checkpoints in Lviv region are the most congested

Today, January 2, and throughout the week, an increase in the load on checkpoints in the Lviv region is predicted. Currently, 200 cars are queuing to leave Ukraine.

Society • January 2, 01:14 PM • 4692 views
Switzerland faces the painful task of identifying resort fire victims: first fatality identified

In Switzerland, investigators are identifying charred bodies after a bar fire that killed about 40 people at a New Year's Eve party. Among the first identified is a 16-year-old Italian golfer.

News of the World • January 2, 11:37 AM • 4571 views
Precious metals started the new year with growth after a record 2025

Precious metals resumed their rally at the beginning of the new year, continuing the unprecedented growth of 2025, supported by geopolitical tensions and expectations of interest rate cuts. Gold rose 1.4% to $4372.35 per ounce, silver rose 3.6% to $73.79 per ounce.

Economy • January 2, 10:22 AM • 3317 views
In Vinnytsia, a man launched fireworks on January 1 despite the ban: the police found himPhoto

Vinnytsia police identified a 45-year-old man who launched fireworks from a building on January 1. He was taken to the police station, where it was found that he was intoxicated.

Society • January 2, 09:41 AM • 7974 views