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The next step is suspicion: The case against NBU Chief Lawyer Zyma has moved forward
Scholz bets on his 'prudent' Ukraine policy ahead of re-election bid - Politico
Europe asks Biden to step up support for Ukraine before Trump arrives - Bloomberg
Rare turtle rescued 8000 kilometers from its home
More than 18 thousand people of limited fitness work in TCC - Defense Ministry
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The next step is suspicion: The case against NBU Chief Lawyer Zyma has moved forward
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Kyiv court to consider Gulliver owner's lawsuit against ARMA on November 14 over Duma's statements on businessman's Russian ties
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Shell companies and a henchman at customs: how a former fiscal cheats the state on grain exports
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“Agreed to agree": will ARMA manage to preserve Oschadbank's interests in the tender for the manager of the Gulliver shopping center
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Who is interested in the inaction of the Prosecutor General's Office?
Melting glaciers forced Switzerland and Italy to change the border
The countries are negotiating to change part of the border in the Alps due to melting glaciers. Switzerland has already approved an agreement covering the Rose Plateau region and other areas near the Matterhorn.
Flooding situation in southern Germany improves, water level decreases
The water level in rivers in southern Germany is gradually decreasing after floods, and the German meteorological service is lifting warnings about adverse weather conditions in the region.
March 26: World Vermouth Day, "Make Up Your Own Holiday" Day
Today, March 26, all cocktail lovers can join the World Vermouth Day. The event was founded by the famous bartender and vermouth producer Giancarlo Mancino.