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Russia faces delays in oil payments as China, UAE and Turkey tighten controls on banks - Reuters

Russian oil companies are facing delays of up to several months in receiving payments from banks in China, Turkey, and the UAE due to heightened caution about possible secondary US sanctions that undermine the Kremlin's oil export revenues.

Economy • March 27, 10:59 AM • 27496 views
Olympics 2024: Ukraine's national team is in the fourth pot and awaits the draw

The draw ceremony for the 2024 Olympic football tournaments, in which the Ukrainian national team is a participant in the men's competition, will take place on March 20 at 9:00 PM Kyiv time in Saint-Denis, Paris.

Sports • March 16, 06:56 PM • 40244 views
Italian Foreign Minister does not support the deployment of NATO troops in Ukraine and warns against the risks of a world war

Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani warns against the deployment of NATO troops in Ukraine, saying it threatens to spark World War III, while supporting the provision of military, economic and technical assistance to help Ukraine defend itself.

War in Ukraine • March 15, 04:09 PM • 29216 views
Since the beginning of the year, the volume of trade through the Suez Canal has decreased by half - analysis

In the first two months of 2024, the volume of trade through the Suez Canal decreased by 50% and through the Panama Canal by 32%, disrupting supply chains and distorting key macroeconomic indicators, according to the IMF.

Economy • March 13, 12:56 PM • 24905 views
French troops are preparing for a high-intensity conflict in Europe and are training on Ukrainian scenarios

French troops are training intensively to fight a high-intensity war against a formidable foe like Russia, combining infantry, armored vehicles, artillery and new technologies such as drones to avoid costly frontal attacks and achieve the combat effectiveness of combined arms units.

War in Ukraine • March 8, 08:39 PM • 53155 views
A record volume of cargo was exported through the Ukrainian corridor in the Black Sea in February: 8 million tons

In February, a record 8 million tons of cargo were exported through the humanitarian corridor in the Black Sea, of which 5. 2 million tons were products of Ukrainian farmers.

Economy • March 1, 12:13 PM • 22670 views
Results of the grain corridor: Ukraine exports 90% of all agricultural products by sea

Ukraine has played an important role in ensuring global food security, exporting more than 70 million tons of agricultural products last year, according to Ukraine's Deputy Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food.

War in Ukraine • February 27, 02:58 PM • 38620 views
"Africa's largest mosque" opened in Algeria

Algeria inaugurated the largest mosque in Africa called the Grand Mosque of Algiers, which can accommodate more than 120,000 worshippers and has a 265-meter-high minaret, making it the third largest mosque in the world.

Culture • February 27, 04:45 AM • 29448 views
Germany is trying to secretly agree with India on the purchase of shells for Ukraine - media

Germany is in secret talks with India to purchase ammunition from its stockpile to support Ukraine through intermediaries, as India maintains friendly ties with Russia.

War in Ukraine • February 26, 10:56 AM • 117432 views
Mauritius bans disembarkation of 3000 people from cruise ship due to cholera fears

Mauritius refused to allow disembarkation from a Norwegian cruise ship due to fears of a potential cholera outbreak.

News of the World • February 26, 10:28 AM • 38180 views
russia is forming mercenary units to support African dictators - The National Resistance Center

russia is creating an "African corps" of mercenaries to support dictators in Togo, Libya, Burkina Faso and the Central African Republic, as well as to strengthen its influence in the Sahel and Central Africa.

News of the World • February 24, 02:00 PM • 39061 views
International Day of Boy Scouts and Founders of Scouting. What else can be celebrated on February 22

Today, on February 22, everyone involved in the scouting movement in many countries around the world is joining the International Boy Scout Day and the Scouting Founders Day. The founder of the scouting movement, which quickly became incredibly popular in many countries, was British Colonel Robert Baden-Powell.

UNN Lite • February 22, 04:09 AM • 25730 views
Ukraine calls for sanctions on Russian agricultural products to ease tensions among European farmers

Ukraine's ambassador to the EU has called for a ban on the sale of Russian agricultural products in the European Union to help ease tensions among European farmers.

Economy • February 21, 05:39 PM • 100645 views
"Political provocation": Kubrakov reacts to the actions of Polish farmers who poured Ukrainian grain on the tracks

According to Ukraine's deputy prime minister, Polish protesters threw about 4 tons of grain out of two railcars in transit to Germany as another political provocation aimed at dividing Ukraine and Poland.

Society • February 20, 12:17 PM • 27253 views
British intelligence: the Kremlin is building a new base for the Wagnerites

A new base for Wagner mercenaries is being built in southern Russia. The new base will also house a new volunteer corps of the Russian Guard.

War in Ukraine • February 7, 11:45 AM • 19902 views
Kuleba: Ukraine expects the EU to increase supplies of artillery shells as soon as possible

The Foreign Minister said that Ukraine expects the EU to increase supplies of artillery shells as soon as possible.

War in Ukraine • February 6, 11:07 AM • 22161 views
February 6: World No Cell Phone Day, International Bartender's Day

World No Cell Phone Day was founded in 2001 by French writer Philip Marceau, who wrote the world's first SMS novel. Anyone who wants to join the event is encouraged to leave home without their cell phones, and, in general, to pretend that they do not exist.

UNN Lite • February 6, 03:53 AM • 23691 views
Suez Canal profits nearly halved due to Houthi attacks - Bloomberg

In January, revenues from the Suez Canal were almost halved due to attacks by Yemeni Houthis on ships in the Red Sea, forcing major shipping companies to avoid this waterway.

News of the World • February 5, 08:52 AM • 28086 views
Today is World Cancer Day: why cancer is still dangerous, how many people have cancer in Ukraine

Countries around the world celebrate World Cancer Day on February 4 to promote cancer research, treatment and prevention, and to mobilize efforts to fight the disease.

Society • February 4, 05:19 AM • 34000 views
British intelligence: Kremlin incorporates remnants of Wagner group into Russian Guard

British intelligence reports that the Kremlin has incorporated the remnants of the Wagner group into the Russian Guard to strengthen its control over them.

War in Ukraine • February 1, 09:52 AM • 23264 views
Italy seeks to strengthen ties with Africa with €5.5 billion financing plan

Italy has unveiled a €5. 5 billion investment plan to strengthen relations with Africa, seeking to boost energy ties and address migration flows.

Economy • January 29, 11:30 PM • 107880 views
Maryna Bezrukova appointed head of the Defense Procurement Agency

Maryna Bezrukova has been appointed Director of the Defense Procurement Agency of Ukraine. This is the first step in reforming the agency in line with NATO standards and preventing corruption in defense procurement.

War in Ukraine • January 29, 09:12 AM • 19941 views
The UK recorded the hottest January temperature on record - 19.6°C

The UK recorded the warmest January temperature on record: in some parts of Scotland, it reached 19. 6°C. This broke the previous January record of 18.3°C set in Scotland in 2003.

News of the World • January 29, 04:54 AM • 98192 views