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Today, Ukraine celebrates Ukrainian Political Prisoner Day: the history of its establishment

On January 12, Ukraine celebrates Ukrainian Political Prisoner Day, initiated in 1975 by Vyacheslav Chornovil. This day honors Ukrainians who suffered for their beliefs, particularly during the repressions of 1972 and the ongoing Russian aggression.

Society • January 12, 08:21 AM • 41819 views
Underwater cable between Finland and Estonia damaged by ship coming from Russia - police

Finnish police are investigating damage to a telecommunications cable between Helsinki and Tallinn. The cargo ship Fitburg, en route from St. Petersburg, dragged its anchor along the seabed, severing the communication line.

News of the World • January 4, 09:12 PM • 3751 views
OPEC+ agreed to maintain stable oil production despite disagreements among members

OPEC+ agreed to maintain stable oil production, despite an 18% price drop in 2025 and tensions between Saudi Arabia and the UAE. Eight countries raised their production targets by 2.9 million barrels per day from April to December 2025.

Economy • January 4, 01:35 PM • 19449 views
Finland detained a vessel from Russia on suspicion of sabotaging an underwater cable between Helsinki and Estonia

Finnish police detained the cargo ship "Fitburg", which was en route from St. Petersburg to Israel. It is suspected of sabotaging an underwater telecommunications cable between Helsinki and Estonia.

Crimes and emergencies • January 1, 01:08 PM • 4395 views
Reactions to Russian fakes are not worthy of Central Asian states: the Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded to the concern of five countries regarding the "attack" on Putin's residence

The spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine noted that the concern about the fabricated attack on Putin's palace is particularly surprising against the background of the absence of reactions from the respective countries to regular and real Russian strikes on civilians in Ukraine.

Politics • December 31, 03:33 PM • 9426 views
Fraudulent call center with 100 workstations shut down in DniproPhoto

The perpetrators gained remote access to online banking, seized funds, and transferred them to accounts under their control.

Society • December 30, 10:49 AM • 3348 views
Ukraine received emergency vehicles as part of humanitarian support from Kazakhstan - Ministry of HealthPhoto

Ukraine received ambulances from Kazakhstan as part of humanitarian aid. The cost of the ambulances exceeded 9 million hryvnias, and they are equipped with modern equipment for emergency medical care.

Health • December 30, 02:26 AM • 22303 views
Russia doubles liquefied gas exports to Central Asia and Afghanistan due to European embargo

Russia has almost doubled its exports of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) to Central Asia and Afghanistan, reaching 1. 016 million metric tons from January to November 2025. This happened after the EU imposed restrictions on the import of Russian propane and butane in December 2024.

Economy • December 26, 01:13 PM • 4357 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 • 3122 views
Russia postponed the maiden launch of a new rocket as part of the Baiterek project

Russia and Kazakhstan have postponed the first launch of the Soyuz-5 launch vehicle as part of the joint Baiterek space project for additional system checks. The Baiterek program is in its final stages, and the launch was delayed due to falling behind schedule and sanctions.

News of the World • December 26, 09:38 AM • 4199 views
Oil prices rose slightly as the market assessed supply risks

Oil prices rose on Friday after the US increased economic pressure on Venezuelan oil supplies and launched airstrikes against militants in Nigeria. Brent futures rose to $62.30 and WTI to $58.41 amid low market activity due to the Christmas holidays and expectations of an annual price decline.

Economy • December 26, 06:30 AM • 6481 views
Nations League: Ukraine to learn group stage opponents on February 12

The draw for the group stage of the 2026/2027 Nations League will take place on February 12, 2026, in Brussels. The Ukrainian national team will compete in League B.

Sports • December 24, 12:58 PM • 5832 views
Trump invited leaders of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan to the G20 summit in Miami

Donald Trump has officially invited the presidents of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan to the G20 summit in Miami. This decision is driven by the strategic interests of the United States in strengthening ties and diversifying supply chains of critical minerals.

Politics • December 23, 05:34 PM • 4853 views
Banks in Armenia, Serbia, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, and Oman block accounts of Russians - Foreign Intelligence Service

Banks in a number of countries around the world have begun to massively block accounts of Russians and tighten checks on their transactions. This is happening after Russia was included in the list of high-risk countries by the European Commission.

Economy • December 23, 01:19 PM • 3214 views
In Russia, the “ground sank” again: this time along with the main gas pipelinePhoto

On December 19, in the Volgograd region of the Russian Federation, the main gas pipeline "Central Asia - Center" failed due to "ground subsidence. " Gas transportation has been stopped indefinitely, and the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine points to a trend in the development of geological processes near objects that finance the war.

War in Ukraine • December 20, 11:29 AM • 43835 views
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Butter prices are falling, warehouses are overflowing: what is happening in the Ukrainian dairy market and what are the forecasts?

About 10,000 tons of butter have accumulated in Ukrainian warehouses, which is an alarming signal for the industry. Exports are shrinking, imports are growing, and butter prices have been falling for the third consecutive month, leading to a drop in raw milk purchase prices.

Economy • December 12, 01:07 PM • 110565 views
Trump's sanctions against Lukoil and Rosneft could change the global oil map - Reuters

US sanctions against Russian oil giants Lukoil and Rosneft, which came into force on November 21, could cause a structural reorganization of the global oil sector. This will lead to the forced sale of assets and the redistribution of ownership of fields and refineries around the world.

Economy • December 10, 12:56 PM • 4306 views
Russia is ready to turn Siberia into a desert for the sake of water blackmail of Central Asia - intelligence

Russia has resumed the project of transferring water resources of the Ob River to Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. This is a modernized version of the Soviet plan to "divert Siberian rivers," which was abandoned due to environmental risks.

News of the World • December 9, 12:56 PM • 3000 views
"Hobbits" may have died out due to drought and competition with humans: research details

As scientists have established, a decrease in precipitation on the island of Flores, as well as a volcanic eruption about 50,000 years ago, could have caused the extinction of "hobbits. "

News of the World • December 8, 01:59 PM • 3495 views
"Roscosmos" canceled the next launch of the "Soyuz" rocket to the ISS due to an accident at BaikonurVideo

The Russian corporation "Roscosmos" canceled the next launch of the "Soyuz" rocket to the ISS, scheduled for December 21, 2025. The reason was an accident at the Baikonur cosmodrome, where the launch pad was damaged.

News of the World • December 5, 04:14 PM • 4384 views
Germany investigates sale of luxury cars to Russia worth 10 million euros, bypassing sanctions

The Munich prosecutor's office is investigating a case involving businessmen who illegally sold 50 luxury cars to Russia for over 10 million euros. These cars, including an armored Mercedes, may have been intended for the Russian elite.

Crimes and emergencies • December 3, 03:56 AM • 9785 views
Turkey sharply cut imports of flagship Russian Urals oil - Reuters

In November, Turkey reduced imports of Russian Urals crude oil by 100,000 barrels per day, to approximately 200,000 barrels per day. This comes amid tightening Western sanctions and the transition of Turkish refineries to alternative grades such as Kazakhstan's CPC Blend and Iraq's Basrah.

Economy • December 2, 07:31 AM • 6744 views
Ukrainian UAVs disabled Kazakhstan's key oil export route - Bloomberg

Ukrainian drones damaged the pier of the Caspian Pipeline Consortium terminal, which is the main source of Kazakh oil exports. Kazakhstan has activated a plan to redirect exports to alternative routes.

Economy • December 2, 12:41 AM • 5340 views
"Repelling Russian aggression": Ukraine responded to Kazakhstan's concerns about the Caspian Pipeline Consortium

Ukraine has taken note of Kazakhstan's concerns regarding the infrastructure of the Caspian Pipeline Consortium. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine emphasized that Ukraine's actions are aimed at repelling Russian aggression, and not against Kazakhstan or third parties.

Politics • November 30, 07:41 PM • 13086 views
Archaeologists found a large Bronze Age city in the Kazakh steppes: research detailsPhoto

An international team of researchers is studying the Semiyarka settlement in Kazakhstan's Abai region, which may be one of the largest Bronze Age centers. Fortifications, metallurgical remains, and ceramics from the Cherkaskul and Alekseevka-Sargary cultures have been found on the territory.

Society • November 30, 04:04 PM • 13970 views
Kyrgyzstan held early parliamentary elections amid repression of opposition and journalists

Kyrgyzstan held early parliamentary elections, with 467 candidates vying for 90 seats. This occurred amidst arrests of opposition figures and the closure of independent media outlets.

Politics • November 30, 09:50 AM • 8787 views
Caspian Pipeline Consortium halted operations after Ukrainian UAV attack: Kazakhstan's reaction was swift

The Caspian Pipeline Consortium ceased operations on November 29 due to damage from a Ukrainian UAV attack. Kazakhstan's Ministry of Energy called the attack "unacceptable" and activated a plan to redirect oil exports.

War in Ukraine • November 29, 02:44 PM • 9323 views
Damage at Baikonur after Soyuz launch: Russia temporarily lost the ability to send people into spaceVideo

At the Baikonur cosmodrome, after today's launch of a spacecraft, the platform suffered technical damage, due to which it will be impossible to send people into space in the near future.

News of the World • November 27, 06:40 PM • 15266 views
Soyuz MS-28 spacecraft launched to ISS with Russian and American cosmonauts

A spacecraft launched today from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, which later docked with the ISS, carrying Russian and American astronauts.

News of the World • November 27, 03:04 PM • 3851 views
Night drone attack on oil terminal in Novorossiysk: oil loading suspended

The Caspian Pipeline Consortium has suspended operations near the marine terminal outside Novorossiysk due to a drone attack by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. CPC facilities in Yuzhnaya Ozereyevka, where the consortium's main control center is located, were damaged.

News of the World • November 25, 12:17 PM • 2931 views