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In Canada, a bear attacked schoolchildren and teachers during a walk, injuring 11 people

A grizzly bear attacked a group of schoolchildren and teachers in Bella Coola, British Columbia, injuring 11 people, two of whom sustained serious injuries. Police and conservation officers are on the scene, and the school is temporarily closed.

News of the World • November 21, 01:52 PM • 2938 views
International Anti-Bullying Day, No Music Day, World Multiplication Table Day: holidays on November 21

Today, November 21, the world celebrates International Anti-Bullying Day, World Multiplication Table Day, No Music Day, World Television Day and World Hello Day. These events aim to address pressing issues, promote knowledge and draw attention to important aspects of life.

Society • November 21, 04:59 AM • 4690 views
Ethiopia received 12 historical artifacts that had been stored in Germany for over a centuryPhoto

12 historical artifacts, including crowns, shields, and paintings, have returned to Ethiopia after 100 years of storage with a German family. These items, collected in the 1920s, have been transferred to the Institute of Ethiopian Studies at Addis Ababa University.

Culture • November 20, 12:11 PM • 5739 views
Didn't "report" himself: Russian political scientist Markov received a protocol for failing to self-register as a "foreign agent"

According to this article, Markov was supposed to inform the Russian Ministry of Justice himself and submit documents for inclusion in the register of "foreign agents" from the moment he was assigned the status of "foreign agent. "

Politics • November 18, 01:04 PM • 4093 views
Trump's Ambassador to NATO says EU should take an "aggressive" stance on Russia and move forward with frozen assets plan

US President's envoy to NATO, Matthew Whitaker, calls on European allies to take a more aggressive stance on Moscow and use frozen Russian assets to finance Ukraine. This move would provide support to Ukraine for years and signal a new, bolder phase in European politics.

Politics • November 18, 10:46 AM • 3491 views
Vatican returns 62 artifacts to Indigenous peoples of Canada

The Vatican has returned 62 artifacts to Indigenous peoples of Canada, including an Inuit kayak, as part of a re-evaluation of the Catholic Church's role in suppressing Indigenous cultures. These items, which were exhibited in Rome 100 years ago, will now be handed over to individual communities.

News of the World • November 15, 03:48 PM • 5234 views
Six leading British universities joined the Global Coalition of Ukrainian Studies: why it matters

Six universities in the United Kingdom joined the Global Coalition of Ukrainian Studies during Ukrainian Week in the United Kingdom. Now, these institutions will offer new courses on Ukraine and exchange programs.

Society • November 14, 06:52 PM • 3511 views
Trump administration scraps Biden's plan to compensate passengers for flight delays – Reuters

The US has abandoned former President Biden's initiative, which was intended to oblige airlines to pay compensation for flight delays caused by carriers. The administration of Donald Trump explained this decision as an "unnecessary regulatory burden" for airlines.

News of the World • November 14, 03:32 PM • 3514 views
US ends 232-year penny production: prices will now be rounded to 5 cents

US Treasurer Brandon Beach minted the last five one-cent coins, ending 232 years of penny production. This decision was made due to rising production costs and changing consumer habits.

Economy • November 13, 03:00 PM • 3484 views
EU announced "productive" talks on financing for Ukraine, but will continue to "address concerns"

EU ministers discussed financing for Ukraine, supporting the idea of a reparations loan. This option is considered the most feasible for covering the deficit without additional burden on member states.

Economy • November 13, 02:39 PM • 129994 views
Hungary received an exemption from US sanctions for nuclear power plant construction

The White House confirmed Hungary's exemption from US sanctions on the construction of new nuclear power units by the Russian corporation Rosatom.

Politics • November 13, 08:37 AM • 3350 views
"Powerful Voice": Sybiha Meets with President of Ukrainian World Congress in Canada

During his visit to Canada, Minister of Foreign Affairs Andrii Sybiha met with Paul Grod, President of the Ukrainian World Congress. They discussed cooperation with Ukrainian communities and plans for 2026 to strengthen the unity of the Ukrainian people at home and abroad.

Politics • November 13, 03:58 AM • 4916 views
US will encourage Russia to diplomacy and engagement with Ukraine for lasting peace - Rubio

The US remains steadfast in working with partners to encourage Russia to diplomacy and engagement with Ukraine. This was confirmed by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio after a meeting with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha at the G7 meeting in Canada.

Politics • November 13, 12:30 AM • 28693 views
Canada imposes sanctions against Russian drones and LNG, Britain strengthens energy and humanitarian support for Ukraine - Zelenskyy

President Zelenskyy thanked Canada for new sanctions against Russia's drone program, digital infrastructure, and LNG trade. He also expressed gratitude to Great Britain for continued humanitarian and energy support.

Politics • November 12, 07:32 PM • 4861 views
Sybiha met with Rubio during G7 meeting in Canada: discussed peace efforts

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha met with US Secretary of State Mark Rubio at the G7 meeting in Canada. They discussed the situation on the battlefield, peace initiatives, and strengthening Ukraine's defense and energy resilience.

Politics • November 12, 04:54 PM • 3706 views
Canada announces new sanctions package against Russia: targeting tankers and cyber infrastructure

Canada has announced a new package of sanctions against Russia, which includes restrictions on 100 "shadow fleet" tankers, 13 individuals, and 11 companies. For the first time, Canada has also imposed sanctions on companies supporting Russia's cyber infrastructure, which is used in hybrid strategies against Ukraine.

Politics • November 12, 03:02 PM • 3272 views
Unique gastronomic towel "ENEIDA" presented in UkrainePhoto

The gastronomic towel "ENEIDA" was created within the framework of cooperation between the International Women's Movement "For Family Values" and the Charitable Foundation "MHP-Hromadi". The symbolism of the towel embodies a person's path from the earthly to the spiritual, the unity of generations and the pod, the harmony of male and female principles, the power of life, love, and the continuity of Ukrainian traditions.

Business News • November 12, 01:51 PM • 10680 views
People can barely distinguish AI-generated music from real music - survey

According to a survey conducted for Deezer, 97% of people could not distinguish AI-generated music from human-made music. More than half of respondents felt awkward about this, and 80% would like AI-generated music to be clearly labeled.

Culture • November 12, 06:57 AM • 95292 views
UK suspends intelligence sharing with US over deadly Caribbean strikes

Britain has stopped providing intelligence to the Americans on suspicious vessels over fears it could be used for military strikes. London believes that the September attacks, which killed 76 people, violate international law.

Politics • November 11, 03:52 PM • 4449 views
G7 summit in Canada to focus on peace in Ukraine and Middle East – Reuters

A meeting of G7 foreign ministers kicks off on Tuesday in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Canada. The main topics will be the war in Ukraine, security in the Middle East, and challenges in the Arctic.

Politics • November 11, 01:48 PM • 4077 views
Is there a link between coffee and arrhythmia - new research

New research shows that consuming caffeinated coffee is safe for people with atrial fibrillation and may reduce the risk of disease recurrence. The results of the four-year DECAF clinical trial were presented at the annual conference of the American Heart Association.

Health • November 10, 09:25 AM • 6350 views
Tourism in Cuba plummets due to shortages and sanctions - Media

International tourism in Cuba continues to decline, putting the communist island on track for its worst performance since the pandemic. In the first nine months of the year, 1.4 million foreign tourists visited the island, which is 20% less than in the same period of 2024.

Economy • November 7, 04:25 PM • 11311 views
Prince Harry apologizes to Canada for Dodgers cap at 2025 World Series game

Prince Harry apologized to Canada for wearing a Los Angeles Dodgers cap at a baseball game, explaining it was due to "pressure. " He attended the 2025 World Series game with Meghan Markle, where he supported the Dodgers, which caused dissatisfaction among Canadian fans.

News of the World • November 7, 09:56 AM • 100020 views
Florentine Diamond found after a century of mystery – NYT

The legendary Florentine Diamond, which belonged to the Habsburgs, was discovered in a Canadian bank vault after more than 100 years of being missing. Empress Zita hid the 137-carat jewel in a safe after the family fled during World War II.

Culture • November 6, 01:16 PM • 14798 views
Cutting-edge technologies needed: Rutte on the threat from Russia and 5% of GDP for defense by 2035

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated that member countries will invest 5% of GDP in defense by 2035. This is due to the long-term threat from Russia and its cooperation with other countries.

Politics • November 6, 11:18 AM • 3468 views
Feast on bones: Russian propagandist Mizulina married singer "Shaman" in occupied DonetskVideo

Russian propagandist Ekaterina Mizulina and singer Yaroslav Dronov, known as Shaman, got married in occupied Donetsk. Collaborator Denis Pushilin was present at the ceremony.

Society • November 5, 01:57 PM • 5336 views
Nissan to cut Rogue SUV production due to Nexperia chip shortage

Automaker Nissan will temporarily reduce production of its Rogue SUV in Japan due to a shortage of microchips from Dutch company Nexperia amid diplomatic restrictions. The reduction will amount to approximately 900 vehicles over the week starting November 10 at the Kyushu plant.

Economy • November 5, 10:17 AM • 5137 views
Recreational therapy: a new stage in the development of veteran rehabilitation within the framework of the "MHP поруч" programPhoto

The implementation of recreational therapy for the rehabilitation of military personnel and veterans has begun in Ukraine. This approach combines physical activity, psychological support, and teamwork.

Society • November 5, 09:49 AM • 2691 views
Canada urgently strengthens its defense industry sector

Canada is engaging the Business Development Bank to finance and invest in defense companies. This is part of the government's five-year plan to modernize the armed forces, worth 82 billion Canadian dollars.

Politics • November 5, 02:47 AM • 4213 views
Avalanche in Himalayas claims lives of seven climbers

Seven climbers, including five foreigners and two Nepalis, have died after an avalanche on Mount Yalung Ri in Nepal. Rescuers have found two bodies, and the search for the remaining five continues.

News of the World • November 4, 10:53 AM • 2899 views