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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 • 1600 views
Zelenskyy on the PURL program: 24 countries have joined, contributions have already reached $4.3 billion

Since PURL was launched in August, 24 countries have joined it, and the total amount of contributions is $4. 3 billion. This allows for the purchase of American weapons, including missiles for Patriots, and strengthening Ukraine's defense.

War in Ukraine • December 31, 11:55 AM • 3472 views
Archaeologists found a 5,000-year-old fortress in Spain: the secret of the Ancient Roman era stunned researchersPhoto

A 5,000-year-old Late Neolithic fortress, built around 3000 BC, was discovered in southern Spain. Inside the structure, the body of a Roman soldier was found, buried 2,500 years after its foundation.

Culture • December 31, 10:38 AM • 4588 views
Over 3,000 migrants have died this year trying to reach the Spanish coast

In 2025, over three thousand migrants died trying to reach the Spanish coast, which is three times less than last year. The vast majority of deaths occurred on the Atlantic migration route to the Canary Islands.

News of the World • December 30, 05:02 AM • 11584 views
Swedish pole vaulter Armand Duplantis named Europe's best athlete in 2025

Swedish pole vaulter Armand Duplantis won the 68th 'Best European Athlete' award, scoring 184 points. Ukrainian boxer Oleksandr Usyk took 14th-15th place with 16 points.

Sports • December 28, 12:44 AM • 4385 views
Spain and Lithuania condemn massive Russian night attack on Ukraine

The Ministries of Foreign Affairs of Lithuania and Spain condemned Russia's massive night attack on Ukraine, calling it a deliberate campaign of terror against the civilian population. They emphasized that the shelling during the Christmas period is another attempt by Moscow to escalate the conflict.

Politics • December 27, 12:36 PM • 10300 views
Ukraine completed the harvest: 57.6 million tons of grain and 17.3 million tons of oilseeds

Ukraine completed the 2025 harvest, gathering 57. 6 million tons of grain and 17.3 million tons of oilseeds. The total grain production is expected to be around 60 million tons after the corn harvest.

Economy • December 26, 10:39 AM • 25661 views
Poroshenko plays along with Kolomoisky to sow chaos and escape state treason for trading with Russia – expert

Political expert Petro Oleschuk claims that Petro Poroshenko has joined Ihor Kolomoisky to destabilize the situation in the country. This is done with the calculation of avoiding criminal responsibility for state treason.

Politics • December 24, 02:31 PM • 3134 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 • 5144 views
Spanish PM Sanchez suffers crushing defeat in Extremadura regional elections

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's Socialist Party lost 10 seats in the regional elections in Extremadura, securing 18 seats. The conservative People's Party strengthened its lead with 29 seats, while the far-right Vox party doubled its support to 11 seats.

Politics • December 21, 10:37 PM • 4593 views
"Light holds on": "Shchedryk" performed at TPP destroyed by RussiansVideo

The song "Shchedryk" was written at the beginning of the 20th century. In 1936, its English version was released, which is known to the world as "Carol of the Bells".

Society • December 20, 12:14 PM • 11616 views
NATO lacks resilience for a prolonged war - Navy Commander

Commander of NATO's Allied Maritime Command, Mike Utley, stated that the Alliance has an advantage over Russia but is not ready for prolonged hostilities. Member countries have recognized the problem and plan to invest in increasing resilience.

News of the World • December 19, 10:36 AM • 3582 views
Tourism tax revenues in Ukraine increased by 35% in three quarters of 2025 - Ministry of DevelopmentPhoto

In the first three quarters of 2025, tourism tax revenues increased by 35%, reaching 234. 3 million hryvnias. The largest revenues were provided by Kyiv, Lviv region, and Ivano-Frankivsk region.

Economy • December 18, 01:33 PM • 2943 views
Mandarins: export, consumption, and demand in Ukraine and the world

In Ukraine, December accounts for 30% of the annual import of mandarins, the demand for which was growing before the war. The main suppliers are Turkey, Pakistan, and Egypt.

Society • December 17, 02:58 PM • 65423 views
The future of the European FCAS fighter jet is in question: the €100 billion project is on the verge of collapse

The FCAS fifth-generation fighter jet program between France, Germany, and Spain has fallen into a deep crisis due to strategic disagreements. The project's implementation is now "very unlikely," and a decision on it will likely be postponed until 2026.

Politics • December 16, 07:56 PM • 5132 views
Spain fined Airbnb 64 million euros for unlicensed properties

Spain has fined Airbnb 64 million euros for advertising unlicensed apartments. This is part of the country's fight against housing unaffordability caused by tourist demand.

News of the World • December 15, 02:55 PM • 2544 views
Iceland also withdraws from Eurovision: it is already the fifth country to boycott the contest

Iceland will be the fifth country not to send participants to Eurovision in Vienna next May. Immediately after the EBU's decision, Spain, the Netherlands, Ireland, and Slovenia announced their boycott.

News of the World • December 10, 05:38 PM • 3831 views
European military aid will not compensate Kyiv for the lack of support from the US - experts

The volume of aid to Ukraine this year may be the lowest since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion. European military aid will not compensate for the deficit due to reduced support from the United States.

War in Ukraine • December 10, 11:57 AM • 3341 views
2025 could be the second or third hottest year in history - EU scientists

The EU's Copernicus Climate Change Service reported that 2025 is likely to be the second or third hottest year on record. This year will also mark the end of the first three-year period where the average global temperature has exceeded 1.5 degrees Celsius compared to pre-industrial levels.

News of the World • December 9, 01:49 PM • 2747 views
Career ascent at MHP: the story of a person who grew with the company

Vitaliy Zahorodnii rose from a sales representative to the head of the sales department at MHP in ten years, launching "Miasomarkety" (Meat Markets) in Odesa region and implementing the Food Art Summit project. His career demonstrates successful growth within a company focused on developing its partners' businesses.

Economy • December 9, 11:37 AM • 9218 views
EU tightens migration rules and creates Solidarity Fund for countries under pressure

The EU has agreed to tighten migration rules, which include accelerating deportations and reducing social benefits for rejected asylum seekers. An annual Solidarity Fund of 420 million euros is also being created for 2026 to support member states most affected by migration pressure.

Politics • December 8, 01:17 PM • 2918 views
Messi wins 47th career trophy, while Spanish national team legends Busquets and Alba retire: Inter Miami becomes MLS championVideo

The American club's players - Spanish national team and Catalan Barcelona legends Jordi Alba and Sergio Busquets - have retired from football.

Sports • December 7, 01:15 PM • 5358 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 • 3724 views
Israel allowed to participate in Eurovision: Netherlands, Spain and Ireland to boycott the contest

The Netherlands, Spain and Ireland will boycott Eurovision 2026 due to Israel's permission to participate. This decision was made after members of the European Broadcasting Union voted for new rules protecting the integrity of the competition.

Culture • December 4, 06:29 PM • 6169 views
Tesla plummets in Europe: registrations down 36% in November

Tesla registrations in Europe fell by 12. 3% in November, reaching about 17,000 cars. Excluding Norway, the decline was 36.3%, while in Norway sales increased by 175%.

Economy • December 4, 01:43 PM • 3270 views
Media: half of Europeans consider Trump an enemy of Europe, and the risk of war with Russia - high

A poll has shown that almost half of Europeans consider Donald Trump an “enemy of Europe,” and more than two-thirds believe their country would not be able to defend itself in the event of a war with Russia. Most respondents support EU membership and believe that Brexit has harmed the United Kingdom.

Politics • December 4, 11:56 AM • 3578 views
Spain records new suspected cases of African swine fever: pork exports at risk, markets closing

The number of possible cases of African swine fever among wild boars is increasing in Spain, threatening pork exports. Countries are already imposing import restrictions, and a third of export certificates have been blocked.

News of the World • November 30, 12:59 PM • 5347 views
Europe leads global stock rankings, a rare occurrence

European stock markets are showing significant growth, with half of the world's top 20 markets being European. Investors are increasing their investments in Europe amid lower inflation and anticipated corporate earnings growth.

Economy • November 30, 08:55 AM • 5305 views
Catalonia closes main natural park after dead wild boars found with African swine fever - Reuters

Catalonia has closed the Collserola natural park near Barcelona after six wild boars were found dead from African swine fever. This is the first outbreak of the disease in Spain since 1994, leading to restrictions on Spanish pork imports by some countries.

Health • November 29, 07:15 PM • 5151 views
Europe's water reserves are depleting due to climate change - Guardian

A new analysis of two decades of satellite data has revealed the depletion of freshwater reserves in Southern and Central Europe. Scientists note that this is a consequence of climate change and an "alarming signal" for politicians.

News of the World • November 29, 12:07 PM • 18390 views