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Ukraine does not need instructions from 'Russian world' retransmitters - Stefanchuk responded to accusations from the Georgian Parliament Speaker

Verkhovna Rada Speaker Ruslan Stefanchuk reacted to the accusations of Georgian Parliament Speaker Shalva Papuashvili, stating that supporting pro-Ukrainian resolutions at the UN is a "minimal level of decency. " He emphasized that Ukraine needs true allies, not lectures.

Politics • February 26, 03:45 PM • 9589 views
Ukraine among countries most affected by new US tariffs - EBRD

The US introduced new import tariffs at the end of February 2026. Ukraine was among the countries in the EBRD region that experienced the largest increase in tariffs.

Economy • February 26, 08:39 AM • 4778 views
Bad Bunny performed in Brazil wearing a jacket of the legendary football player Pelé. The outfit immediately became a hit

The jacket worn by Pelé at the 1966 World Cup became popular after Bad Bunny used it at his concerts in São Paulo. The singer also changed the lyrics of a song, mentioning Pelé.

Sports • February 25, 08:34 PM • 7251 views
At least 22 dead after heavy rains in BrazilVideo

Heavy rains in the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais have killed 22 people, 16 of them in Juiz de Fora and six in Ubá. About 440 people were forced to leave their homes, and the government declared a state of emergency.

News of the World • February 24, 04:00 PM • 2833 views
Police are investigating the circumstances of a foreigner's death on the territory of a military unit in Kyiv; the body has been sent for forensic examination

Kyiv is investigating the circumstances of the death of a foreigner who was undergoing military training. The man died in late December after falling ill.

Crimes and emergencies • February 20, 06:32 PM • 4542 views
The Brazilian government is implementing strict age verification for access to gambling and pornography

The Brazilian government is preparing to tighten internet control, obliging platforms to block minors' access to harmful content. New rules, which will come into force by the end of February 2026, will apply to online betting, pornography, and the sale of weapons and alcohol.

Society • February 10, 02:21 AM • 5058 views
Lavrov sees no "bright future" for economic ties with US - Reuters

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said that Russia remains open to cooperation with the United States, but does not hope for a restoration of economic ties. He noted that the United States seeks economic dominance.

Politics • February 9, 10:16 AM • 16412 views
Bus with pilgrims crashes in Brazil: 15 dead, including children

In Brazil, a bus carrying pilgrims overturned in the northeast of the country, killing 15 people, including three children. The accident occurred on a steep section of the road when the driver lost control.

News of the World • February 3, 10:33 PM • 4459 views
Global oil prices surged amid Trump's geopolitical pressure on Iran and Cuba

Global oil prices rose after Trump's statement on Iran and the energy blockade of Cuba. Brent is trading above $70 per barrel, WTI – around $65.30.

Economy • January 30, 03:56 AM • 5041 views
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EU's Historic Deal with India: What it Means and Its Implications for Ukraine

The European Union and India have concluded negotiations on a comprehensive free trade agreement, which includes reducing tariffs on cars and wine from the EU. This agreement strengthens economic and political ties between the world's second and fourth largest economies and has mixed implications for Ukraine.

Economy • January 27, 03:20 PM • 133877 views
5,500-year-old human remains from Colombia indicate the spread of syphilis from America

In Colombia, 5,500-year-old human remains were discovered with the oldest known trace of the bacterium Treponema pallidum. This strain diverged from modern lineages approximately 13,700 years ago.

News of the World • January 25, 03:31 PM • 6876 views
Meta Platforms accused of false claims about WhatsApp privacy - Bloomberg

A group of plaintiffs has filed a lawsuit in a US court against Meta Platforms, accusing the company of making false statements regarding the privacy and security of messages on WhatsApp. The plaintiffs claim that Meta has access to users' "private" messages.

News of the World • January 25, 10:48 AM • 6444 views
India replaces Russian oil, signs a series of new deals with other countries - Reuters

Indian Oil Corp purchased 7 million barrels of oil for March loading, including Brazilian oil from Petrobras. This is a step towards phasing out Russian oil and increasing imports from the Middle East.

Economy • January 23, 02:46 PM • 4591 views
Oil market stalls, prices stable: weak dollar curbs pressure from oversupplyPhoto

Global oil prices are stable due to a weak dollar and optimism in financial markets, which offsets fears of a fuel surplus. Chinese stimulus and US GDP growth support the market, despite IEA forecasts of a significant surplus in 2026.

Economy • January 23, 04:09 AM • 4295 views
List of countries invited to Donald Trump's "Peace Council" - Bloomberg

Donald Trump has invited a number of countries to his "Peace Council for Gaza" to implement a 20-point plan. The signing ceremony is scheduled for this Thursday in Davos.

Politics • January 19, 08:48 PM • 25209 views
EU concludes historic trade agreement with group of South American countries

The EU and the MERCOSUR bloc signed a free trade agreement, despite opposition from France and Poland. The ceremony took place in the capital of Paraguay with the participation of the leaders of the member countries.

News of the World • January 17, 04:49 PM • 6126 views
Brazilian ex-president Bolsonaro to be transferred to Papuda prison to serve sentence for coup attempt

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro will be transferred to the Papuda prison complex. He will serve his sentence for attempting to illegally retain power after losing the 2022 elections.

News of the World • January 16, 02:17 AM • 3879 views
US withdraws some troops from Qatar: the reason became known

The United States has begun withdrawing some military personnel from bases in Qatar. This is due to Iran's threats to strike American bases in the region.

Politics • January 14, 03:20 PM • 9479 views
US suspends visa issuance for 75 countries, including Russia and Iran

The US State Department is suspending visa processing for 75 countries, including Russia and Iran, starting January 21. This is due to a review of applicant screening procedures that could lead to a public charge.

News of the World • January 14, 03:03 PM • 5040 views
Venezuela initiated talks with the US after Maduro's capture

Delcy Rodriguez, appointed as interim president of Venezuela, announced the start of a diplomatic dialogue with the Donald Trump administration. This comes despite official condemnation of US actions, which Caracas calls the "illegal kidnapping" of Nicolas Maduro.

Politics • January 9, 10:05 PM • 4746 views
EU countries supported trade agreement with Mercosur despite French opposition

EU countries have supported a trade agreement with the Mercosur bloc, paving the way for its signing next week. The agreement, which concludes 25 years of negotiations, will create an integrated market with 780 million consumers.

News of the World • January 9, 12:19 PM • 5166 views
Trump supported the adoption of a bipartisan bill on sanctions against Russia - Senator Graham

US President Donald Trump supported a bipartisan bill on sanctions against Russia. The document will allow punishing countries that buy Russian oil, which finances the war.

Politics • January 7, 11:38 PM • 46930 views
Global reaction to US operation in Venezuela: from full support to harsh condemnation

The US special operation in Caracas and the detention of Nicolás Maduro caused a resonant reaction from world leaders. The international community was divided in its assessment of the legality of Washington's actions, from full support to harsh condemnation.

Politics • January 3, 10:33 PM • 9353 views
Brazil's ex-president Bolsonaro denied house arrest after hospital discharge

Brazil's Supreme Federal Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes rejected the defense's request for former President Jair Bolsonaro to be placed under house arrest. The politician will remain in custody, as the court found no new facts to change previous decisions, and medical reports indicate an improvement in his condition.

Politics • January 1, 02:39 PM • 5010 views
Roberto Carlos denied rumors of a heart attack and explained why he was hospitalized

Former football player Roberto Carlos denied rumors of deteriorating health after a planned medical procedure. The 52-year-old former Real Madrid defender announced the successful completion of the examination, denying information about a heart attack.

Sports • January 1, 02:26 PM • 2452 views
Brazil's ex-president Bolsonaro undergoes third surgery for hiccups

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro underwent his third medical procedure in four days to treat persistent hiccups. Doctors performed surgery to block the phrenic nerve and also plan examinations to detect gastroesophageal reflux.

Health • December 31, 09:00 AM • 3435 views
When the planet celebrates New Year: who celebrates first and who lastPhoto

New Year on the planet lasts almost a day, starting from the Line Islands in the Pacific Ocean and ending in Samoa. Find out the exact time of the 2026 New Year celebration in different countries of the world according to Kyiv time.

News of the World • December 30, 09:46 AM • 84609 views
Brazil's ex-president Bolsonaro underwent a medical procedure to treat severe hiccups

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro underwent a medical procedure to treat hiccups, which involved blocking the phrenic nerve. He also underwent surgery to remove a hernia, which is a consequence of a stab wound in 2018.

News of the World • December 28, 09:15 AM • 3642 views
Kazakhstan published an interim report on the investigation into the plane crash near Aktau

The Ministry of Transport of Kazakhstan released an interim report on the crash of an Embraer 190 aircraft of Azerbaijan Airlines near Aktau. According to the report, the aircraft was damaged by "striking elements of a warhead," but their origin has not been established.

News of the World • December 26, 12:29 PM • 3217 views
Embraer Eve made the first flight of the 'flying car' prototypePhoto

Eve Air Mobility successfully conducted the first flight of its full-scale electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) prototype in Brazil. This is an important step towards certification and entry into service in 2027.

Technologies • December 19, 07:29 PM • 5610 views