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US will continue to sell weapons to NATO allies for Ukraine, including offensive ones, until a peace agreement is reached - Ambassador

US Ambassador to NATO Matthew Whitaker stated that the US will continue to sell weapons to NATO allies for Ukraine until a peace agreement is concluded. This is necessary for self-defense and to prevent the country from being seized.

War in Ukraine • February 5, 04:00 PM • 4403 views
Olympics 2026: lights went out at the stadium at the start of the first competitionsVideo

During curling matches in Cortina d'Ampezzo, the lights went out at the Olympic Stadium, delaying the game for five minutes. The organizers did not name the cause of the incident.

Sports • February 5, 08:54 AM • 3905 views
NATO will continue to pressure Russia and support Ukraine for as long as it takes - Rutte

NATO Secretary General Marco Rutte stated that Russia's economy is suffering significant losses due to increased pressure on its shadow fleet. NATO will continue to support Ukraine and increase pressure on Russia.

War in Ukraine • February 3, 10:34 AM • 5243 views
NATO and allies are preparing long-term security guarantees for Ukraine after the war ends - Rutte

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated that the allies' goal is to ensure lasting peace in Ukraine with real security guarantees. The US, Europe, and Canada are ready to provide Ukraine with security assurances and guarantees.

Politics • February 3, 10:06 AM • 4019 views
Not Greenland: Trump 'jokingly' named the future 51st state

Donald Trump stated that he never planned to make Greenland the 51st US state, but instead wanted to give that role to Canada. This was said at the elite Alfalfa Club dinner in Washington, where Trump later admitted he was joking.

Politics • February 2, 12:39 AM • 16705 views
Germany officially refused to boycott the 2026 World Cup despite calls against Trump's policies

The German Football Association (DFB) has rejected a boycott of the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the USA, Canada, and Mexico. The decision was made despite criticism of Donald Trump's foreign policy.

Sports • January 31, 08:00 PM • 11463 views
IAEA held an emergency meeting due to nuclear risks from Russian attacks and condemned Russia's actions: Ukraine called for sanctions against Russia

The IAEA Board of Governors held an emergency meeting regarding nuclear risks from Russia's systematic attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure. IAEA head Rafael Grossi confirmed that these attacks fall under the organization's mandate and pose direct nuclear risks.

Politics • January 30, 01:47 PM • 4139 views
Trump and his wife attended the premiere of the film "Melania" worth over $30 million - NYT

Trump, along with his wife and members of the US administration, attended the premiere of the film "Melania. " This event sparked heated debate in American society.

News of the World • January 30, 09:41 AM • 4327 views
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Is NATO possible without the US, and what role will Ukraine play in such a scenario?

Europeans are concerned about their own security due to Donald Trump's policies, which sparks discussions about NATO's future and the US role. Experts believe that NATO will survive, but the US role may diminish, and Ukraine will not join the Alliance in the next three years.

Politics • January 30, 06:30 AM • 39899 views
Donald Trump threatens Canada with 50% tariffs on aircraftPhoto

Donald Trump threatens Canada with 50% tariffs on aircraft and to decertify them in the US market. The reason was the delay in the certification of Gulfstream aircraft, which Trump regarded as an obstruction of exports.

Economy • January 30, 06:00 AM • 4951 views
Trump warns UK against rapprochement with China

US President Donald Trump criticized the UK's plans to strengthen economic ties with China, calling it a "very dangerous" strategy. This happened after Prime Minister Keir Starmer's negotiations with Xi Jinping, where the parties agreed on a "strategic partnership" and the reduction of trade barriers.

Politics • January 30, 05:00 AM • 6836 views
Mark Carney urged the US to respect Canada's sovereignty amid contacts with Alberta separatists

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney urged the US to respect the country's sovereignty after American diplomats met with the "Alberta Prosperity Project" group, which advocates for the region's secession. The separatists are asking the US for a $500 billion line of credit to support the province's independence.

Politics • January 29, 10:40 PM • 4915 views
Starmer met with Xi and secured visa-free access for Britons to China as part of a new partnership

Chinese President Xi Jinping praised British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's visit to China. The UK promises broader access to Chinese markets for the British service sector, including visa-free travel.

Politics • January 29, 02:32 PM • 4138 views
Trump administration secretly met with Canadian Alberta separatists: Media revealed details

The Trump administration held secret meetings with far-right separatists from Alberta who seek independence. They requested a $500 billion line of credit in case of an independence referendum.

News of the World • January 29, 02:13 PM • 53856 views
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The end of the old Western model: why Britain is restarting relations with China

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has begun a visit to China to reset economic relations. This is the first visit of a British head of government to the PRC in eight years.

Economy • January 28, 03:18 PM • 36089 views
Trump raises tariffs for South Korea to 25%: Hyundai and Kia under threat

Donald Trump has raised import duties on goods from South Korea from 15% to 25% due to the non-ratification of the agreement. This decision caused Hyundai and Kia shares to plummet, which could cost them $3.5 billion annually.

Economy • January 28, 12:26 AM • 5009 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 • 134300 views
Saved for science: customs officers handed over a mammoth tooth, a rare bird, and fossils to the natural history museumPhoto

Kyiv customs officers handed over 62 items seized during customs control to the National Scientific and Natural History Museum of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. Among them are a mammoth tooth, ancient eurypterids, Jurassic mollusks, and a stuffed rare bird.

Society • January 27, 02:08 PM • 5137 views
Oleksandr Usyk in Polissya? Gennadiy Butkevych made an unexpected statement that quickly came true

FC Polissya President Gennadiy Butkevych stated that Usyk is easier to deal with than footballers. Oleksandr Usyk debuted for Polissya in a match against Canadian Vancouver, replacing a forward in the 75th minute.

Sports • January 27, 01:37 PM • 2952 views
Powerful storm in the US: 14 people dead, hundreds of thousands without power, over 10,000 flights canceledVideo

A powerful storm in the US has killed at least 14 people and left hundreds of thousands without electricity. Over 10,000 flights have been canceled, and schools and roads across the country are closed.

News of the World • January 26, 03:07 PM • 4917 views
Gold price surpasses $5000 for the first time, reaching a new record

The price of gold jumped to a record $5081. 18 per ounce in the spot market. The rise is driven by demand for safe-haven assets and geopolitical uncertainty.

Economy • January 26, 06:30 AM • 5552 views
Canada does not plan to conclude a free trade agreement with China amid Trump's tariff threats

Canada will not conclude a free trade agreement with China, Prime Minister Mark Carney said. This decision was made after Donald Trump's threat to impose a 100% tariff on Canadian goods.

News of the World • January 25, 05:50 PM • 6695 views
Trump threatens Canada with 100% tariffs over possible deal with China

US President Donald Trump promises to impose 100% tariffs on all Canadian goods if Ottawa concludes a trade agreement with Beijing. According to him, China will "eat Canada alive, completely devour it."

Economy • January 24, 07:26 PM • 10926 views
Germany again called for a boycott of the 2026 World Cup amid Trump's statements on Greenland

The president of the German club "St. Pauli", Oke Göttlich, proposes boycotting the 2026 World Cup due to Donald Trump's statements on Greenland. He believes that the threat is now greater than during the 1980s Olympic boycott.

Sports • January 24, 08:47 AM • 6329 views
China chose a wait-and-see and restrained approach in Davos amid US conflicts – Reuters

Beijing demonstrated restraint at the World Economic Forum, contrasting with Washington's aggressive rhetoric. China aims to become a predictable partner for the EU, attracting Western investment and benefiting from the cooling relations between the US and the European Union.

Economy • January 24, 02:11 AM • 10392 views
Trump criticized Canada for rejecting the Iron Dome shield and ties with ChinaPhoto

Donald Trump expressed dissatisfaction with Ottawa's stance on Arctic defense projects and its trade policy. He insists on US control over Greenland for a missile defense system.

Politics • January 23, 10:16 PM • 12876 views
MHP's new Eurobond issue as a confirmation of investor confidence in the companyPhoto

MHP became the first Ukrainian company to close a deal on a new Eurobond issue after the full-scale war. This opens a window to the public bond market for Ukraine. The funds will be used to repurchase 2026 bonds.

Economy • January 22, 01:55 PM • 13450 views
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End of the UN? What is Trump's "Peace Council" and what is it for?

Donald Trump is developing a project for an international organization called the "Peace Council," which will be an alternative to the UN. Countries wishing to obtain a permanent seat must contribute $1 billion.

Politics • January 22, 11:29 AM • 85452 views
Federal Court of Canada overturns order to close TikTok offices

The Federal Court of Canada has overturned a government order to liquidate TikTok's Canadian division. The case has been sent back to Industry Minister Mélanie Joly for reconsideration, allowing the platform to continue operations.

News of the World • January 21, 10:55 PM • 3735 views
For the first time in a century, Canada simulated actions in case of a probable military invasion by the United States

Canadian defense planners have, for the first time in a hundred years, conducted a theoretical simulation of actions in the event of a large-scale conflict with the United States. The model envisages a transition to unconventional warfare using small groups and drones due to the inability to confront the US army.

Politics • January 20, 06:49 PM • 5251 views