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Zelenskyy's response "still pending", ceasefire "ignored by Russians": Sybiha discusses sanctions against Russia with ministers in London

Zelenskyy proposed a meeting with Putin on Thursday, but there has been no response. Russia is ignoring the ceasefire since May 12, continuing attacks. Sanctions against the Russian banking sector and energy sector are being discussed.

War in Ukraine • May 12, 11:59 AM • 3338 views
Over 4.26 million Ukrainians used temporary protection status in the EU as of March 2025

As of the end of March 2025, over 4. 26 million Ukrainians have received temporary protection in the EU. Germany, Poland, and the Czech Republic accepted the most refugees.

Society • May 12, 11:10 AM • 64467 views
EU ministers recalled that a ceasefire is a prerequisite for Russia-Ukraine negotiations, but Putin ignores it

EU ministers stressed that negotiations with Russia are possible only after a ceasefire, but Putin ignores the deadline. Zelenskyy will wait for the Russian president in Turkey.

Politics • May 12, 10:56 AM • 19506 views
Britain will present new sanctions against the Russian Federation at a meeting of European ministers

David Lammy will announce new sanctions against Russia at a summit in London. The sanctions will be aimed at those who support the invasion of Ukraine.

War in Ukraine • May 12, 06:36 AM • 35713 views
Icebreaker "Noosfera" completes fourth Antarctic season

Ukrainian icebreaker "Noosfera" has completed its fourth Antarctic season, making 5 voyages to Antarctica and covering over 20,000 nautical miles. The ship provided crew changes and conducted joint research with various countries.

Society • May 11, 05:00 PM • 7402 views
"Immortal Regiment": A wave of actions against Russian war crimes continues in Europe and the USA

Street performances reminiscent of Russia's war crimes took place in Europe and Canada. The акции прошли под названием "Immortal Regiment".

War in Ukraine • May 9, 02:14 PM • 11140 views
Intensive farming has led to serious soil degradation in Britain and Europe - The Guardian

Intensive agriculture has led to soil degradation in Europe and Great Britain. Experts are calling for soil restoration to reduce climate impacts.

News of the World • May 9, 10:52 AM • 3578 views
Fans are outraged by the change of characters in Disney's "Lilo & Stitch" remake

Fans have criticized Disney for the lack of the iconic moment with Pleakley in the new children's movie "Lilo & Stitch". The director confirmed that Pleakley will not wear a dress, as in the 2002 cartoon.

Culture • May 9, 09:01 AM • 10615 views
Christmas trees "talk" to each other and "warn" about natural phenomena - research

A new study has found that Christmas trees have memory and exchange information before solar eclipses. Sensors recorded bioelectric reactions, especially in older trees.

Technologies • May 8, 06:48 AM • 5247 views
Health inequality can affect lives for decades - WHO

Social inequality, housing, education and work affect health more than genetics. WHO calls for action to address economic inequality and discrimination.

Health • May 6, 04:49 PM • 10346 views
Largest blackout in the history of Spain cost the country €400 million

The largest power outage in Spanish history on April 28 cost the national economy almost 400 million euros. Consumer spending fell by 34%.

News of the World • May 6, 01:08 PM • 5331 views
Most Americans and Europeans believe that a third world war is likely within 5-10 years - The Guardian

A survey showed that 41-55% of Europeans and 45% of Americans consider World War III likely in the next 5-10 years. The main reason cited is tension in relations with Russia.

News of the World • May 6, 11:44 AM • 6081 views
EU's €800 billion defense plan hit with tepid response - Euractiv

Only 14 EU countries have formally requested increased defense spending, casting doubt on the European Commission's €800 billion ReArm Europe plan due to limited budgetary capacity.

News of the World • May 6, 08:49 AM • 11926 views
The theft of a signal cable on the railway in Spain led to disruption in train traffic

In Spain, the Minister of Transport called the theft of copper cable on the railway sabotage. This led to delays in the high-speed Madrid-Seville connection and affected more than 10,000 passengers.

News of the World • May 5, 06:47 PM • 5725 views
National unity hubs will open in European countries - Zelenskyy

National unity hubs will open in Germany, Spain, Poland and the Czech Republic to support Ukrainians abroad. A Ukrainian Unity Center will also be created in the Czech Republic.

Politics • May 5, 01:12 PM • 8652 views
In Spain, the government is moving forward with a plan to reduce the working week to 37.5 hours

The Spanish government is advancing a plan to reduce the working week from 40 to 37. 5 hours. On May 6, the Cabinet of Ministers will discuss the project before sending it to Parliament.

Economy • May 5, 12:38 PM • 6133 views
Three failures in 19 seconds: new details emerge about the biggest blackout in Spain - Bloomberg

In Spain, the high-voltage power grid experienced more disruptions than previously thought. In the 19 seconds leading up to the blackout, there was a third loss of production, affecting 50 million people.

News of the World • May 5, 10:05 AM • 8986 views
Former Formula 1 driver Jochen Mass dies at 78

Former Formula 1 driver Jochen Mass has died at the age of 78 after suffering a stroke. During his career, he won the 1975 Spanish Grand Prix once.

Sports • May 5, 07:41 AM • 10810 views
A star DJ was attacked during a performance at a festival

During Paul Kalkbrenner's performance at the Elrow Town festival in Madrid, he was attacked by an unknown person. The attacker was pulled away from the artist by security personnel.

News of the World • May 4, 06:39 AM • 5535 views
Blackout in Spain and Portugal blamed on dependence on solar energy - FT

Experts believe that the Spanish power grid could not cope with the large amount of solar energy, which led to the shutdown of 15 GW. The need for more stable energy sources is being considered.

Economy • May 1, 01:34 PM • 12805 views
Forest fires in Israel may threaten Jerusalem, Ukraine has offered assistance

Forest fires rage in Israel, people evacuated from areas near Jerusalem. Ukraine will provide assistance by sending a fire plane to fight the fire.

News of the World • May 1, 09:59 AM • 7068 views
In Spain, the investigation into the mass power outage was classified against the background of the cyber terrorism version - the media

The National Court of Spain has classified the investigation of large-scale power outages. A version of a cyberattack on critical infrastructure is being considered.

News of the World • April 30, 04:40 PM • 12352 views
The Spanish government has banned its embassies from registering children born through surrogacy

Spanish embassies will no longer register children born through surrogacy abroad. The new instruction from the Ministry of Justice will come into force shortly.

News of the World • April 30, 02:29 PM • 10609 views
More than 20% of the EU population was at risk of poverty in 2024 – Eurostat

In 2024, more than 93 million people in the EU were at risk of poverty, with Bulgaria and Romania being the leaders. The lowest rates were recorded in the Czech Republic and Slovenia.

Society • April 30, 01:55 PM • 9888 views
Europe will find it difficult to gather at least 25,000 troops for "deterrence forces" in Ukraine - The Times

European armies are understaffed and underfunded, making it difficult to create a deterrent force in Ukraine. Many countries are not ready to provide soldiers.

War in Ukraine • April 30, 06:35 AM • 7810 views
No hypothesis is ruled out: Sánchez on the investigation into the large-scale power outage in Spain

The Prime Minister of Spain has stated that they are investigating the causes of the power outages in Spain and Portugal. The authorities have created a commission that will examine the role of private energy companies.

Economy • April 29, 07:25 PM • 5821 views
In Spain, 4 victims of the blackout were reported: people died due to careless handling of fire

Four deaths were recorded in Spain as a result of the blackout on the Iberian Peninsula. One person died from the fire, three from carbon monoxide.

News of the World • April 29, 06:45 PM • 5889 views
"“We need more security cooperation”: Zelenskyy outlined the main steps at the Three Seas Summit"

The President of Ukraine emphasized the need to strengthen cooperation between the countries of the Three Seas Initiative. Zelenskyy proposed to join efforts in energy, transport and backup power.

Politics • April 29, 02:23 PM • 8374 views
Power Outages on the Iberian Peninsula: Grid Operator Denies Meteorological Version The operator of the electricity grid, Red Eléctrica Española (REE), has denied the meteorological version of the massive power outages that affected Spain and Portugal on Thursday, April 27. "The meteorological explanation is not consistent with the information we have," said Eva Tapia, Director of Operations at REE, during a press conference. According to her, the company is still investigating the causes of the incident, which left hundreds of thousands of people without electricity for several hours. Earlier, the Portuguese grid operator, REN, attributed the outages to adverse weather conditions that allegedly damaged several high-voltage power lines. However, REE emphasizes that its infrastructure was not affected by the weather. "We have not recorded any incidents on our lines related to weather conditions," Tapia stated. She added that the Spanish grid is operating normally and is ready to ensure the stability of the energy supply. The outages occurred around 3:00 PM local time and affected primarily the northern regions of Spain and Portugal. The causes are still being investigated by both operators.

Portuguese electricity grid operator REN has denied reports that a widespread power outage was caused by a rare atmospheric phenomenon. The company has denied any involvement in the statement about a unique meteorological event.

News of the World • April 29, 12:20 PM • 4982 views
Spain and Portugal investigate the cause of the blackout after the return of light

The authorities of Spain and Portugal have restored electricity supply after massive outages. The causes of the failure are being investigated, but there are questions about renewable energy.

News of the World • April 29, 10:05 AM • 4920 views