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Turkey is building a land route between China and Europe, which will displace Russia from the Eurasian market - SZRU

Turkey has begun construction of a 224-kilometer railway line worth $2. 8 billion, connecting the country with Nakhchivan via Azerbaijan. This project will become part of the "Middle Corridor" between China and Europe, bypassing Russia, and can reduce goods delivery time by 10-15 days.

Economy • August 25, 07:48 PM • 8206 views
Ukrainian veterans conquered the Bosphorus despite injuries and numerous wounds - The Independent

Three Ukrainian veterans, despite their injuries, swam across the Bosphorus Strait in Turkey, covering 6. 5 km. The swim aimed to draw attention to the victims of the war and raise funds for prosthetics.

Society • August 25, 06:43 AM • 9803 views
European gas prices to rise amid declining optimism for peace in Ukraine - Bloomberg

European natural gas prices are rising as optimism for an end to Russia's war against Ukraine wanes. This is happening amid the difficulty of reaching a peace agreement and preparations for the upcoming heating season.

Economy • August 22, 11:04 AM • 3606 views
FBI warns of Russian hacker attacks on US critical infrastructure

The FBI and Cisco reported that Russian hackers exploited a vulnerability in old Cisco software to attack thousands of network devices. Hackers collected configuration files and modified them for long-term access to critical infrastructure.

News of the World • August 21, 07:36 AM • 3161 views
137 million tons of cargo have already been transported through the Ukrainian sea corridor, 61% of which is agricultural products

The Ukrainian sea corridor has transported 137 million tons of cargo in two years, including 84 million tons of agricultural products. It ensures food security for 54 countries around the world, operating 24/7 despite infrastructure damage.

Economy • August 18, 09:14 AM • 3705 views
Soho House returns to private ownership: close to a $1.8 billion buyout deal

Soho House, once a global club, is preparing for privatization. MCR Hotels leads a group of investors that will buy out shares at a price of about $9 per share.

News of the World • August 18, 07:21 AM • 3187 views
World trade to grow by 0.9% in 2025: WTO forecast

The World Trade Organization has revised its forecast for global merchandise trade in 2025, expecting a 0. 9% increase. This update was made possible by increased imports to the US, but new tariffs could negatively impact trade in 2026.

Economy • August 16, 05:44 AM • 5012 views
Thousands of foreign mercenaries in the ranks of the Russian Federation cannot leave the front after the expiration of their contract - "I Want to Live" project

About 3,000 foreigners from 86 countries are fighting for the Russian Federation, despite the expiration of their contracts. The vast majority of mercenaries come from Central Asia.

War in Ukraine • August 16, 03:52 AM • 45270 views
Turkey closed the Dardanelles Strait to shipping due to large-scale fires

The Dardanelles Strait was temporarily closed to maritime traffic due to forest fires in northwestern Turkey. The fires spread near the city of Çanakkale, where residents were evacuated.

Crimes and emergencies • August 8, 04:05 PM • 3821 views
Zelenskyy met with soldiers of one of the brigades in the Vovchansk direction: he spoke with the fighters and presented awardsVideo

President Zelenskyy met with soldiers of the 57th brigade in the Vovchansk direction, discussed the situation, and presented awards. The soldiers report the participation of mercenaries from Asia and Africa.

War in Ukraine • August 4, 02:32 PM • 3382 views
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A week that will reveal the essence of things: astro-forecast for August 4 – 10Photo

The week promises an increase in natural disasters and tension in international relations, but also provides opportunities to resolve crisis situations through dialogue and internal transformations.

Society • August 2, 05:16 PM • 337260 views
Kovalenko: There will be no classic World War III

Andriy Kovalenko, head of the Center for Countering Disinformation at the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine, stated that there will be no classic World War III, as the world lives in a state of constant undeclared war. He noted that wars are waged in proxy forms, locally, fragmented, in cyberspace, and in the information field.

Politics • July 28, 12:09 AM • 21040 views
81 million tons of agricultural products have already been transported via the Ukrainian sea corridor

Over 130 million tons of cargo have been transported via the Ukrainian sea corridor, of which 81 million tons are agricultural products. Over 5,000 vessels have departed from the ports of Greater Odesa, despite damage to 423 port infrastructure facilities and 32 civilian vessels.

Economy • July 14, 08:59 AM • 2385 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 • 2457 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 • 9688 views
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Pills for export: how "Darnitsa" conquers markets while medicines in Ukraine become more expensive

The pharmaceutical company "Darnitsa" won a UN tender, which will allow it to supply medicines to 80 countries. At the same time, Ukraine is experiencing a significant increase in drug prices, and state regulation is proving ineffective, leading to an imbalance between manufacturers' business ambitions and the needs of Ukrainians.

Economy • June 23, 12:57 PM • 226332 views
Rice May Prove Most Resilient Crop in Warming World - Bloomberg

A new study has found that rice will have the lowest yield reductions globally compared to other crops due to global warming. Rising incomes and farmer adaptation will contribute to rice's resilience to climate change.

News of the World • June 18, 05:23 PM • 4412 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 • 4391 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 • 3508 views
Europe views the threat from China and Russia as the "biggest challenge to the world"

EU's chief diplomat Kaja Kallas stated that the threat from Russia and China is the biggest challenge of our time. European leaders are calling for closer cooperation to preserve order.

Politics • May 31, 06:49 AM • 4764 views
Gas prices in Europe rose amid market assessment of the court's decision on Trump's tariffs

European gas prices rose amid speculation that US court decisions on Trump's tariffs could increase demand. The market remains volatile due to uncertainty.

Economy • May 29, 01:43 PM • 3415 views
Early voting for president has begun in South Korea

Early voting for the presidential election has begun in South Korea at 3,568 polling stations. As of 11:00 a.m., turnout reached 7%, the highest in the last 5 elections.

News of the World • May 29, 06:55 AM • 2923 views
Trump wants to divide the world between the US, Russia and China - NYT

Trump's actions and statements indicate a desire to divide spheres of influence between the US, Russia and China. This may be beneficial to China and Russia, which seek to reduce the US presence in the world.

Society • May 28, 09:57 AM • 3663 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 • 3807 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 • 3657 views
Oil prices fell due to demand and negotiations between Russia, Ukraine and the US with Iran

Oil prices have fallen due to negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, the US and Iran, as well as high demand in Asia. China's economic outlook also affects the price of oil.

Economy • May 20, 08:34 AM • 4144 views
Reuters: Cardinal Tagle from the Philippines, nicknamed "Asian Francis", is one of the candidates for the position of Pope

Philippine Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle is called the "Asian Francis" because of his resemblance to the late Pope. He is one of the likely candidates for the papacy.

News of the World • May 5, 11:12 AM • 7761 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 • 72620 views
Return to economic fundamentals: how the world is reacting to Trump's customs "pause" - CNN

Trump's decision to suspend tariff increases was positively received in Europe and Asia. Uncertainty remains, keeping the world on edge, but there is hope for economic prudence.

News of the World • April 10, 12:17 PM • 10385 views
How Asia is saving the economy from Trump's tariffs: strategies of Japan, India, South Korea

Asian countries are responding to US tariffs, protecting their financial interests. Japan is negotiating, South Korea is providing support to automakers, India is cutting rates.

Economy • April 9, 11:30 AM • 8205 views