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Ukraine synchronized sanctions with Great Britain: the list includes citizens of the Russian Federation, Azerbaijan, Singapore, and New Zealand

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed decrees on synchronizing sanctions with Great Britain against 8 individuals and 40 legal entities involved in the deportation of children and the supply of components for Russian weapons. Ukraine also imposed sanctions against 8 military leaders of South Sudan in accordance with UN Security Council resolutions.

Politics • December 27, 01:30 PM • 7668 views
India's Russian oil imports fell by almost 18% this year - Media

Western sanctions have reshaped India's oil trade, reducing its reliance on Russian oil. Imports from Russia decreased by 17.8% in January-October 2025, while imports from the US increased by 83.3% and from the UAE by 8.7%.

Economy • December 26, 07:04 AM • 2974 views
Gold Rush: Precious Metal Price Reaches All-Time High - $4380

On December 22, the spot price of gold reached an all-time high of $4383. 73 per ounce. This increase is driven by the easing of US monetary policy and growing global geopolitical instability.

Economy • December 22, 02:28 AM • 30393 views
Silver fever: metal prices hit a new all-time high amid global instabilityPhoto

Silver prices surged to a record $67. 55 per ounce, marking its largest annual gain since 1979. Gold neared its peak, hovering around $4363, driven by geopolitical chaos and expectations of Fed rate cuts.

Economy • December 22, 12:58 AM • 6161 views
25% of new cars sold globally in 2025 were electric: here's who bought themPhoto

Over 25% of new cars sold globally in 2025 are electric, according to an Ember analysis. This growth is driven by emerging markets, which are now leading the transition to electromobility.

News of the World • December 18, 03:04 PM • 40092 views
Russia topped the anti-rating of the most dangerous countries in the world according to the Global Peace Index 2025, Ukraine is in second placePhoto

The Russian Federation has been recognized as the least peaceful country on the planet, taking last place in the annual Global Peace Index (GPI) report. Ukraine and Sudan also made it into the top three most dangerous states.

News of the World • December 16, 01:57 PM • 3394 views
Thailand blocked a fuel supply route to Laos due to escalating border conflict with Cambodia

Thailand halted fuel shipments to Laos via the Chong Mek border crossing, fearing diversion to Cambodia. This decision is linked to the border conflict and intelligence reports of fuel supplies to Cambodian troops.

News of the World • December 15, 08:24 AM • 3161 views
"Crypto King" Do Kwon sentenced to 15 years in prison for $40 billion stablecoin fraudVideo

Former cryptocurrency mogul Do Kwon was sentenced to 15 years in prison after a $40 billion market collapse revealed fraud in his crypto ecosystem. The judge called it a fraud of epic proportions that caused real people to lose money.

News of the World • December 12, 11:57 AM • 5639 views
Trump administration creates coalition to counter China in rare earths and technology - Politico

The administration of US President Donald Trump is forming a coalition to counter China's dominant control over critical minerals and technology sectors. On Friday, the Pax Silica declaration will be signed with the participation of Singapore, Australia, Japan, South Korea, and Israel.

News of the World • December 12, 09:01 AM • 26874 views
Harold Wayne Nichols executed in the US state of Tennessee for a murder almost four decades old

In Tennessee, 64-year-old Harold Wayne Nichols was executed for the rape and murder of 20-year-old student Karen Pulley in 1988. He was sentenced to death in 1990 and expressed remorse before his execution.

News of the World • December 11, 07:15 PM • 6146 views
Ukraine increases imports of tomatoes and cucumbers: who supplies the most

In January-October 2025, Ukraine increased its imports of tomatoes to 81. 8 thousand tons and cucumbers to 109.6 thousand tons. Turkey traditionally remains the largest supplier of both crops.

Economy • December 5, 12:12 PM • 3720 views
Singapore executions reach 22-year high for drug and murder offenses - Media

This year, 17 people have been executed in Singapore for drug and murder offenses, the highest number since 2003. This comes amid renewed debate over the use of capital punishment.

News of the World • December 2, 05:35 PM • 3945 views
Samsung unveiled the first foldable smartphone Galaxy Z TriFold: what's the pricePhotoVideo

Samsung Electronics has released its first foldable smartphone, the Galaxy Z TriFold, priced at 3. 59 million won ($2,440.17). The model with a 10-inch display will go on sale on December 12 in South Korea, and later in China, Singapore, Taiwan, UAE, and the US.

Technologies • December 2, 07:57 AM • 2957 views
Iran released the seized tanker Talara, but without cargo - Bloomberg

The oil tanker Talara, seized by Iranian forces, has been released, but without its gasoil cargo. The crew is safe, and the vessel has left Iranian waters with a shallower draft.

News of the World • November 19, 02:48 PM • 2877 views
Ariana Grande says her 2026 tour could be her 'last hurrah' in music

Ariana Grande has stated that her upcoming 'Eternal Sunshine' tour in 2026 might be her last major tour for a long time. The singer plans to focus on her acting career after the tour.

Culture • November 19, 09:05 AM • 3731 views
Falling Russian oil exports and collapsing prices will hit Moscow's war chest - Bloomberg

Russian seaborne crude flows fell for the fourth consecutive week, exacerbating the country's oil price slump and cutting the Kremlin's revenue to a two-and-a-half-year low – about $1. 2 billion a week. In the four weeks to November 16, the country shipped 3.36 million barrels per day, about 90,000 barrels less than in the comparable period to November 9.

Economy • November 18, 03:36 PM • 5677 views
Bitcoin plummets below $90,000 for the first time in seven months

Bitcoin fell by 2. 4% during Asian trading, dropping below $90,000, which deepened its monthly decline. This decrease nullified all the cryptocurrency's gains in 2025 and affected sentiment in the digital asset market.

Economy • November 18, 06:38 AM • 2702 views
Iran officially confirmed that it seized a tanker with petrochemical cargo in the Persian Gulf

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps seized a tanker carrying petrochemical cargo bound for Singapore. The seizure took place in the Persian Gulf due to alleged violations of transportation rules and the unauthorized transport of cargo.

News of the World • November 15, 11:59 AM • 11256 views
Iranian military seizes tanker Talara off UAE coast

Forces of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps intercepted the Marshall Islands-flagged tanker Talara, which was carrying diesel fuel. This is the first seizure of a vessel by Iran since the Israeli and US strikes in June.

News of the World • November 14, 08:12 PM • 8015 views
Man who assaulted Ariana Grande in Singapore charged in court

Johnson Wen, who grabbed Ariana Grande at the premiere of Wicked: For Good in Singapore, has been charged with public nuisance. The man plans to plead guilty and faces a fine of up to 2,000 Singapore dollars.

Culture • November 14, 01:14 PM • 44604 views
China lays groundwork for 'shadow fleet' to import Russian gas bypassing sanctions - Bloomberg

China is stepping up efforts to import Russian gas, laying the groundwork for its own "shadow fleet" of vessels to transport liquefied fuel, bypassing US sanctions. This will allow it to diversify supplies and strengthen ties with Russia, which needs buyers for its LNG.

Economy • November 12, 08:59 AM • 3450 views
Only in Ukraine are anti-corruption bodies completely uncontrolled, resulting in a series of questionable decisions – ex-prosecutor

Former prosecutor Stanislav Bronytskyi stated that there is no control over NABU and SAP, which leads to questionable decisions and the dismissal of prosecutors. He noted that since 2015, no audit of SAP has been conducted, unlike international practice.

Society • November 10, 03:21 PM • 10091 views
Sanctions loophole allowed Russian oil imports into Australia - media

New data indicates millions of tons of Russian oil were transshipped through a port partly owned by Macquarie Bank, with potential sales to Australian companies. Australia has imported over 3 million tons of Russian-origin petroleum products since 2023 through third countries, creating loopholes in sanctions.

Politics • November 10, 07:58 AM • 11304 views
Gold prices stabilized amid weak US employment data and Fed comments

Gold prices rose after traders increased bets on a December Fed rate cut. This followed the release of unexpectedly weak US employment data, showing the largest job reduction in October in over 20 years.

Economy • November 7, 09:13 AM • 2948 views
British police seize dinosaur skeletons worth £12 millionPhoto

British police have seized dinosaur skeletons worth over £12 million from a Chinese national suspected of money laundering. Su Binhai has agreed to forfeit three complete fossilized skeletons and nine London apartments.

News of the World • November 6, 12:40 AM • 4383 views
Russia's Tuapse port suspends fuel exports after drone attacks, refinery halted - Reuters

Russia's Black Sea port of Tuapse has suspended fuel exports, and the local refinery has stopped oil processing after drone attacks on November 2. Three tankers that were in the port during the attack were moved away from the berths.

Economy • November 5, 10:59 AM • 19023 views
Bitcoin falls below $100,000 amid declining risk appetite

Bitcoin's price fell 7. 4% to $96,794, dropping below $100,000 for the first time since June. This is more than 20% below the record high reached a month ago, which corresponds to a bear market in stocks.

Economy • November 5, 09:16 AM • 3313 views
Shein banned the sale of sex dolls after accusations of pedophilic connotationsPhoto

Shein banned the sale of sex dolls on its platform after a scandal in France. The company tightened controls and temporarily removed the adult products category.

News of the World • November 4, 01:02 PM • 2464 views
France threatens to block Shein over sale of child-like sex dolls

French authorities are considering blocking access to the Shein platform after discovering child-like sex dolls on it. The company has removed the relevant items and launched an internal investigation, promising to take action against those responsible.

News of the World • November 4, 03:05 AM • 3904 views
Chinese warships arrive in Cambodia amid border dispute

Two Chinese warships arrived in Cambodia on a friendly visit, part of the "Peace and Friendship 2025" exercises. The visit comes amid a border conflict between Cambodia and Thailand, with whom China maintains friendly relations.

News of the World • October 10, 10:20 AM • 3634 views