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Last year, 4 cases of malaria infection were recorded in Ukraine: symptoms of the disease transmitted through mosquito bites

In 2024, 4 cases of malaria were registered in Ukraine, all of which were imported from other countries. Malaria transmission by mosquitoes does not occur in Ukraine, but it is important to see a doctor if symptoms appear after traveling.

Health • April 25, 01:28 PM • 3331 views

A new strain of monkeypox has been discovered: the first cases have already been registered in Europe

Cases of a new, more dangerous strain of monkeypox, Clade I, common in Africa, have been recorded in Europe. Cases have been detected in a number of countries, including Great Britain, Germany and France.

Health • April 25, 11:51 AM • 3904 views

International DNA Day and Bright Friday: What else is celebrated on April 25

April 25 is DNA Day, Financial Independence Day, Parental Alienation Awareness Day and other events. Also today is Bright Friday and the day of the Apostle Mark.

Society • April 25, 03:33 AM • 3684 views

"When energy means security." How Ukrainian company RSE is creating autonomous energy during the war

Interview with Andriy Hrinenko, founder of RSE s. r.o.

Economy • April 23, 06:22 AM • 71851 views

Trump may close embassies and consulates in Africa and cut the State Department

US President Donald Trump may sign an order to reduce the activities of the State Department. It provides for the liquidation of the Bureau of African Affairs, the closure of non-essential embassies, and the dismissal of some diplomats and civil servants.

Politics • April 20, 02:12 PM • 7798 views

Pope Francis appeared at the Vatican on Easter, sitting in a wheelchair

Pope Francis (88) appeared on April 20 in St. Peter's Square at the Vatican on Easter in a wheelchair for the blessing. The Pontiff blessed the faithful, said "Happy Easter!" and called for an end to wars in the world.

News of the World • April 20, 11:23 AM • 3797 views

Antibiotic resistance kills millions of children every year - study

Infections resistant to antibiotics led to more than three million child deaths in 2022, especially in Africa and Southeast Asia. Since 2019, the use of "reserve antibiotics" has increased.

Health • April 13, 07:54 AM • 6209 views

This year's March was the warmest in Europe in recorded history - research

According to Copernicus, March 2025 was the warmest in Europe since 1940, with average temperatures exceeding the norm by 2. 41°C. Arctic sea ice reached a record low.

Society • April 8, 09:22 AM • 9658 views

The US has created at least 20 secret Signal chats to coordinate security issues

The US national security team uses Signal to coordinate crisis situations, but experts are concerned about data leaks. Democrats have already launched an investigation into possible violations.

News of the World • April 2, 09:54 PM • 5096 views

Milk in Ukraine will become cheaper: what is the reason

Ukraine is expected to see a drop in milk prices due to outbreaks of foot-and-mouth disease in Europe and the cancellation of EU benefits for Ukrainian exports. From April 1, the price may decrease by another 20-30 kopecks.

Economy • March 31, 04:53 PM • 35820 views

Ministry of Agrarian Policy: about 24 million hectares are planned for agricultural production this year, there will be more wheat

Minister of Agrarian Policy Vitaliy Koval stated that there are no threats to the sowing campaign and an increase in wheat crops. Ukraine exports agricultural products to the EU, Africa and Asia.

Economy • March 27, 11:59 AM • 23991 views

A unique variant protein may hold the key to the origin of human speech

Researchers have discovered a unique variant of the NOVA1 (I197V) protein that only modern humans have. This genetic feature was absent in Neanderthals and appeared after the evolutionary separation of humans.

Technologies • February 18, 07:06 PM • 135632 views

50 countries affected by suspension of USAID funding - WHO

WHO reports the suspension of HIV and other disease treatment in 50 countries due to the suspension of USAID funding. Trump has suspended the work of the agency, which spends $40 billion annually on humanitarian aid.

Health • February 13, 08:42 AM • 110852 views

EU plans to review distribution of multibillion-dollar foreign aid - Bloomberg

The European Commission intends to restructure multibillion-dollar foreign aid to better align with political interests. The bloc seeks to strengthen alliances and secure strategic interests in a challenging international environment.

Economy • February 11, 06:41 AM • 30698 views

World Cell Phone Free Day and International Bartender's Day: what else is celebrated on February 6

On February 6, the world celebrates No Cell Phone Day, Bartender's Day, and the Day Against Female Genital Mutilation. Each holiday has its own unique history and meaning.

Society • February 6, 04:59 AM • 31247 views

Ukrainian soldiers conquer Mount Kilimanjaro after injuries and amputations

Five Ukrainian soldiers with injuries and amputated limbs have climbed Kilimanjaro. The servicemen reached the height of 5895 meters after four months of training.

Society • February 3, 12:58 PM • 23914 views

Zelenskyy: Ukraine is preparing to restore diplomatic relations with Syria and increase trade with Lebanon

Zelenskyy announced the resumption of diplomatic relations with Syria and cooperation in international organizations. Ukraine also plans to double its agricultural exports to Lebanon, which currently stand at $400 million.

Economy • January 2, 01:48 PM • 27524 views

EU to discuss closure of Russian bases with Syrian rebels - Kallas

The European Union intends to raise the issue of closing Russian bases in Syria during meetings with rebel forces. This was stated by EU chief diplomat Kaja Kallas after a meeting of foreign ministers in Brussels.

News of the World • December 17, 04:28 AM • 20057 views

Number of malaria cases increased by 11 million: African children suffer the most

In 2023, 263 million cases of malaria were recorded, which is 11 million more than last year. Children under 5 suffer the most in Africa, and funding for the fight against the disease is only half of what is needed.

Health • December 11, 01:21 PM • 16356 views

Because the entire combat-ready army of the Russian Federation is on the territory of Ukraine: Zelensky on the reasons for the fall of the Assad regime

The president of Ukraine said that the combat-ready Russian army is now in Ukraine, so the Assad regime in Syria has fallen. According to him, if Ukraine falls, Putin will return to Syria and other regions.

War • December 9, 05:15 PM • 35719 views

Russia may lose military influence in Africa due to the situation in Syria - ISW

ISW reports on the possible loss of Russian bases in Syria, which will affect the Russian military presence in the region. The loss of bases will disrupt logistics and weaken Russia's operations in Africa and the Middle East.

News of the World • December 9, 08:39 AM • 16560 views

The most advanced weather satellite in Europe is already working: fast weather forecasts are promised

Meteosat-12, the first geostationary satellite of the third generation, has been put into operation. It will provide more accurate weather forecasts and will be able to track lightning in real time over the next 20 years.

News of the World • December 5, 12:26 PM • 16943 views

Media: Bankova Street plans to dismiss DIU chief Budanov for the second time

Sources report that Kyrylo Budanov may be replaced as head of military intelligence in December. The SBU denies information about the possibility of appointing Oleksandr Poklad as the new head of the DIU.

Politics • November 25, 06:08 PM • 23485 views

In 2023, an average of 140 women and girls died daily at the hands of partners or relatives - UN

In 2023, 5,100 women and girls were killed by partners or relatives, an average of 140 victims per day. The highest rate was recorded in Africa - 21,700 victims per year.

News of the World • November 25, 10:57 AM • 13918 views

Russia transmitting satellite data to Houthis to strike merchant ships in the Red Sea - WSJ

Russia, through Iran, provided satellite intelligence to the Houthis to attack merchant ships in the Red Sea. This led to changes in global trade routes and economic consequences.

News of the World • October 24, 10:35 PM • 21323 views

Ukraine proposes to create a food hub in Oman

Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiga proposed to create a food hub in Oman to help Ukrainian products enter the East African markets. The parties discussed the development of relations in the areas of trade, investment and energy.

Economy • October 23, 10:29 AM • 17974 views

Satellite made by Boeing just fell apart in space

Intelsat has confirmed the total loss of its 33e satellite due to an “anomaly”. The US Space Force is tracking about 20 fragments, and ExoAnalytic Solutions reports 57 pieces of space debris.

News of the World • October 23, 07:10 AM • 17278 views

Google, Meta and TikTok delete accounts of Russian drone factory

Social media deleted the accounts of a company in Tatarstan that recruited foreign women to produce drones. The accounts had more than 158,000 followers and promised women jobs, but in reality they were forced to assemble drones for attacks on Ukraine.

News of the World • October 18, 03:30 AM • 20364 views

Austin travels to Europe to discuss support for Ukraine with NATO and G7

U. S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin will visit Europe to participate in NATO and G7 meetings. They will discuss strengthening military support for Ukraine and ensuring its security.

Politics • October 16, 06:00 AM • 17922 views

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New businesses, business grants, investments: how Kyiv region's communities support economic development

How communities in Kyiv region support economic development.

Economy • October 14, 12:52 PM • 126211 views

Serhiy Koretskyi elected Chairman of the Board of Naftogaz of Ukraine - MP

Allergy season: what to pay attention to in May and how to relieve symptoms

A water pipe burst at the metro construction site in Vynohradar – Avtostrada

"She is fine with everything": expert explained why Olena Duma is blocking the adoption of the draft law on the reform of ARMA

White House responded after Putin's "ceasefire" proposal: Trump wants a permanent ceasefire

NBU's chief lawyer above the law? Investigation of Zima's case is stalling

The ball is in the NACP's court: the head of the supervisory board of the State Land Bank has a real conflict of interest

Vatican has confirmed that the conclave to elect a new Pope will begin on May 7

Stress-free renovation: where to start and how not to go crazy in the process - expert advice

A week of trials and inspiration: astrological forecast for April 28 – May 5

A Komatsu demining vehicle exploded in Kharkiv region: details

Trump says he "runs the country and the world"

Air raid sirens sound in Moscow: what is known

Diplomats have already contacted the governments: Ukraine has offered Spain, Portugal and France assistance in overcoming the energy crisis

Explosions heard in Kyiv: air defense is working, debris falling recorded

Does fighting corruption cost Ukraine more than corruption itself? Figures and cases from the NABU report

NBU's chief lawyer above the law? Investigation of Zima's case is stallingExclusive

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