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First malaria drug for infants approved for use

The first malaria drug suitable for infants and very young children has been approved for use. It is expected to be rolled out in African countries within weeks, where malaria caused an estimated 597,000 deaths in 2023, mostly among children under five.

Health • July 8, 08:43 AM • 1727 views
Possible Neanderthal and Homo sapiens child: research changes understanding of interspecies contacts of ancient humans

A new study of the skull of a 5-year-old girl found in Skhul Cave suggests her hybrid origin from Neanderthal and Homo sapiens. This discovery could change the understanding of interspecies contacts of ancient humans and the first organized burials.

News of the World • July 7, 01:20 PM • 2481 views
MHP switches to a partnership model with agricultural producers: what does this mean for the market and farmers

Agroholding MHP is switching to a partnership model of cooperation with agricultural producers, offering support in product certification.

Business News • July 4, 09:35 AM • 9756 views
Poor countries suffer the most from climate, but don't receive money - research

A new Climate Risk Vulnerability Index has revealed that poor countries suffer the most from climate change but do not receive sufficient funding. The authors of the Index warn that cuts in aid from the US and the UK will worsen the situation.

News of the World • June 25, 12:51 PM • 2098 views
Millions at risk as US's flagship anti-malaria campaign faces cuts

Over 13 million people in Africa could contract malaria due to reduced funding for the U. S. President’s Malaria Initiative (PMI). International aid budgets are under increasing pressure.

Health • June 20, 03:35 PM • 3561 views
Russia is militarizing the Arctic under the guise of science: Ukrainian intelligence reveals the Kremlin's plans

The Kremlin is intensifying its activities in the Arctic due to global warming and new opportunities. Russia is using scientific expeditions for military purposes and expanding infrastructure.

Politics • June 18, 07:19 AM • 2986 views
Russia exports "Orthodoxy" to Africa as an instrument of influence - Yusov

Russia uses the ROC to exert influence in Africa, forming pro-Russian networks and building temples. This is part of a hybrid expansion that undermines legitimate church structures.

War in Ukraine • June 17, 09:32 AM • 3013 views
International Axe Throwing Day and Sewing Machine Day: What is being celebrated today

Today is celebrated Sewing Machine Day, International Axe Throwing Day, World Softball Day, the Day of Liberation of Mariupol, and International Albinism Awareness Day.

Society • June 13, 04:33 AM • 3556 views
Russian giants are losing assets and profits due to sanctions – Foreign Intelligence Service

Dozens of the largest Russian companies, including Gazprom, have lost foreign assets due to sanctions and the termination of partnerships. This negatively affects the Russian budget due to a reduction in foreign exchange earnings.

Economy • June 12, 04:10 PM • 4420 views
International Dubbing Day, Superman Day and Snake Festival: what is celebrated on June 12

Today we celebrate International Dubbing Day, World Day Against Child Labor and the Day of the Stock Market Worker of Ukraine. Also today is Superman Day and Snake Day.

Society • June 12, 03:30 AM • 3556 views
The NBU estimated export losses this year due to the return to the pre-war trade regime with the EU

The restoration of the pre-war trade regime with the EU will lead to losses of Ukrainian exports of $800 million. However, these losses are not critical and can be compensated.

Society • June 5, 01:04 PM • 2836 views
Africa is split by a volcanic superplume: what is known about the tectonic fault

Magma is raging under Africa, splitting the continent from the Red Sea to Mozambique. Scientists predict that the tectonic separation will lead to the formation of a new continent.

News of the World • May 30, 06:46 PM • 12975 views
russia is trying to increase its influence in Africa: a new department has been created in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs - CPD

Russia has created a department for partnership with Africa, which is headed by a critic of the West. This indicates the importance of Africa for Russia against the background of international isolation and the search for new markets.

Politics • May 30, 01:35 AM • 3937 views
Vučić stated that he would block the supply of ammunition by Serbian companies to the combat zone in Ukraine

The President of Serbia stated that he would not fulfill contracts if there is a suspicion that weapons will end up in Ukraine. Earlier, the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service reported on the supply of ammunition to Kyiv by Serbia.

Politics • May 29, 08:09 PM • 9910 views
A man died from tropical malaria in the Sumy region

A fatal case of tropical malaria has been recorded in the Sumy region in a man who recently returned from a trip to Tanzania. The last cases of malaria in the region were recorded in 2019.

Society • May 27, 03:20 PM • 3849 views
Own security - on your own: US calls on partners in African countries to increase capacity for greater independence

Pentagon calls on African countries to increase their capacity for independence. The US is reducing its military presence, while China and Russia are strengthening their role in the region.

News of the World • May 26, 12:11 PM • 3430 views
Day of the Marine Corps of Ukraine and Day of Heroes of Ukraine: what else is celebrated on May 23

On May 23, we celebrate the Day of the Marine Corps of Ukraine and honor the heroes who fought for the freedom of Ukraine. Also, it is the International Day for the Elimination of Obstetric Fistula.

Society • May 23, 03:30 AM • 3693 views
Lamborghini's revenue rose by almost 30% thanks to hybrid models

Lamborghini's revenue rose by 29. 6% to €895.2 million due to demand for hybrid models. Operating profit increased by 32.8%, and car deliveries increased in America, EMEA and APAC.

News of the World • May 6, 10:31 AM • 7643 views
Easter celebrations on Sunday and Valentine's Day: how African Popes influenced the Catholic Church

North Africa was once a Christian center, from where Popes came who influenced the traditions of celebrating Easter, the introduction of Valentine's Day, and the establishment of the Catholic Church.

Society • May 4, 09:19 AM • 6928 views
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 • 4243 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 • 5079 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 • 4049 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 • 72661 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 • 10046 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 • 3921 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 • 6426 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 • 9967 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 • 5290 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 • 35928 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 • 24053 views