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Great Britain

Island nation
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is an island country located in Northwestern Europe. Its total area is over 244 thousand square kilometers, and its population in 2025 is 69.55 million people. The capital of the state is London, one of the world's leading commercial, financial, and cultural centers. The United Kingdom is a constitutional monarchy and a parliamentary democracy with a developed economy, ranking among the largest in the world by nominal GDP.
2002
Britain celebrated Queen Elizabeth II's Golden Jubilee
2008
A nationwide HPV vaccination program for girls was introduced
2012
London hosted the Olympic and Paralympic Games
2014
In a referendum, Scotland voted to remain part of the United Kingdom
2014
Same-sex marriage became legal in England, Wales, and Scotland
2019
Abortion was decriminalized in Northern Ireland
2024
The last coal-fired power plant was closed
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Ukraine won its sixth medal at the 2025 Universiade: a student from Shevchenko University claimed "bronze" in taekwondo

Kyrylo Hurnov, a student of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, won a bronze medal in taekwondo at the 2025 Universiade in the under 80 kg weight category. This is Ukraine's sixth medal at these competitions.

Sports • July 20, 03:56 PM • 8461 views
Iran may hold nuclear talks with European powers next week - Media

Iran, Great Britain, France, and Germany may hold talks on Tehran's nuclear program next week. This comes after the E3 countries warned of renewed sanctions if no progress is made.

News of the World • July 20, 11:56 AM • 5144 views
Russia wants to launch 2,000 drones simultaneously at Ukraine - Bundeswehr general

Bundeswehr Major General Christian Freuding stated that Russia aims to expand drone production for simultaneous attacks of up to 2,000 UAVs. He emphasized the need for more effective air defense in Ukraine and the development of "smart countermeasures."

War in Ukraine • July 20, 08:46 AM • 5274 views
A school has opened in Britain to help refugee children from Ukraine preserve their native language and identity

In Devon, UK, the Saturday school "Berehynia" has opened for Ukrainian refugee children aged 6-12. The institution helps children learn the language, culture, and adapt to the local educational system.

Our people abroad • July 19, 02:23 PM • 4949 views
ICU risks losing its license and facing sanctions for blocking Ukrainian investors and systematic cooperation with the Russian Federation

The Ukrainian financial group ICU may face sanctions and loss of licenses due to cooperation with Russian state-owned businesses, in particular VTB, and aggressive behavior in the debt restructuring market. The company bought LPN debt securities of "Alfa-Bank" and blocked restructuring, and also had ties with Burger King Russia.

Economy • July 19, 01:12 PM • 9776 views
Investigation against Kneecap regarding Glastonbury performance closed

Irish rap group Kneecap has been cleared of charges following their performance at the Glastonbury festival. British police closed the case due to lack of evidence, despite previous accusations of anti-Israeli slogans and flag display.

News of the World • July 19, 07:54 AM • 370518 views
US reviews arms supplies to free up more Patriots for Ukraine - WSJ

The Trump administration is reviewing the schedule for transferring Patriot air defense systems so that Germany can promptly transfer two complexes to Ukraine. The US will accelerate arms supplies to allies who transfer their stocks to Ukraine.

Politics • July 19, 06:55 AM • 19177 views
Ukraine expressed solidarity with allies in response to Russian cyberattacks

Minister of Foreign Affairs Andriy Sybiha declared Ukraine's full solidarity with the EU, Great Britain, and other partners who have been subjected to Russia's hybrid campaigns. Ukraine is ready to share its experience in countering cyber threats to strengthen collective security.

Politics • July 19, 01:45 AM • 6350 views
Five TV series about magical adventures: what to watch this weekendVideo

A selection of TV series about magic, sorcerers, and mysterious worlds, perfect for weekend viewing. Discover stories about witches, wizard farmers, and secret orders.

Society • July 18, 06:06 PM • 449430 views
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Algorithms that decide for us: are we ready for AI in banking?

Opinion column by financial expert Olena Sosedka.

Technologies • July 18, 02:59 PM • 115025 views
“Ramstein” meeting to be held on Monday and will be technical-coordinative - Shmyhal

The 29th meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group in the "Ramstein" format will be held online on Monday, July 21. Defense Minister Denys Shmyhal will hold talks with G7 defense ministers.

Politics • July 18, 01:33 PM • 6431 views
Britain imposed new sanctions against Russia: who is on the "black list"

Great Britain has imposed new sanctions on Russian spy units and 18 military intelligence officers. This was reported by the British Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

News of the World • July 18, 12:41 PM • 5135 views
First tickets for Nolan's "Odyssey" sold out - a year before the premiere

The first tickets for Christopher Nolan's film adaptation of "Odyssey," starring Matt Damon as Odysseus, went on sale a year before the film's release. Sales began at IMAX, where the film will be released on July 17, 2026, and thousands of tickets have already been sold, some of which are being resold by speculators.

Culture • July 18, 12:24 PM • 448543 views
Jaguar Land Rover postpones launch of electric cars: new terms and reasons

Jaguar Land Rover is postponing the release of new Range Rover and Jaguar electric vehicles for additional testing and to await an increase in demand. Deliveries of the Range Rover Electric will not begin until next year at the earliest, and Jaguar models may also be delayed by several months.

News of the World • July 18, 10:59 AM • 5613 views
Russia intensifies hybrid attacks on Europe's critical infrastructure - foreign intelligence

The number of Russia's hybrid attacks in Europe has sharply increased since 2022, with over 200 incidents recorded between 2014 and 2024. The main targets are energy, transport, and communications, and the attacks are aimed at weakening European unity.

Politics • July 18, 10:30 AM • 5388 views
Pornhub ceased operations in France due to age verification lawPhoto

Pornhub has ceased operations in France for the second time due to the re-enactment of the age verification law, which requires a third-party verification system. Aylo, the owner of Pornhub, states that the new requirements are ineffective and create risks for user privacy.

News of the World • July 18, 07:33 AM • 7602 views
Head of UK Defence Staff arrives in Kyiv amid possible London involvement in arms procurement talks for UkrainePhoto

Chief of the Defence Staff of the United Kingdom, Admiral Tony Radakin, arrived in Kyiv for talks with the command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The operational situation at the front and the critical needs of the Ukrainian Defence Forces were discussed.

Politics • July 18, 07:25 AM • 6920 views
Britain expands voting rights: voting from 16 years old to be allowed

In Great Britain, teenagers aged 16-17 will gain the right to vote in all general elections, which will be the largest electoral system reform since 1969. This decision by the Labour Party will add up to 9.5 million new voters.

News of the World • July 18, 12:28 AM • 6013 views
Britain may join talks on arms procurement for Ukraine

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer does not rule out London's participation in Germany and the US's talks on arms procurement for Ukraine. Discussions are at an early stage between London, Washington, and European countries.

Politics • July 17, 10:41 PM • 6735 views
Queen Camilla celebrates 78th birthday: William and Kate congratulate Prince of Wales's stepmotherPhoto

Queen Camilla, wife of King Charles III, celebrates her 78th birthday. Prince William and Kate Middleton congratulated the Prince of Wales's stepmother, noting the strengthening of their relationship.

News of the World • July 17, 01:55 PM • 260560 views
Britain and Germany sign mutual defense treaty, to develop new missile systemVideo

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz have signed a new treaty providing for mutual assistance in the event of armed attack and joint development of the Deep Precision Strike missile system. The agreement also covers cooperation in trade, transport, and migration, deepening ties after Brexit.

News of the World • July 17, 12:04 PM • 4813 views
Jaguar Land Rover to cut 500 UK jobs amid falling sales and customs uncertainty

Jaguar Land Rover is cutting 500 jobs in the UK due to falling sales and the trade war with the US. The layoffs will be part of a voluntary program and will primarily affect management.

Economy • July 17, 10:21 AM • 5604 views
Britain and Germany sign mutual defense pact against attack

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz will sign an agreement on mutual assistance in the event of an armed attack. The document also provides for the joint development of a missile system and measures to mitigate the consequences of Brexit.

Politics • July 17, 12:23 AM • 7366 views
Trump convinced Coca-Cola to switch to cane sugar in drinks

US President Donald Trump stated that he convinced the Coca-Cola company to use cane sugar instead of corn syrup in drinks for the American market. This initiative is part of the Trump administration's “Make America Healthy Again” program.

News of the World • July 16, 11:12 PM • 8168 views
To give or not to give: which countries supported Trump's plan to transfer weapons to Ukraine, and which refused or hesitated

US President Donald Trump announced an agreement with NATO on arming Ukraine. Germany, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, the Baltic states, the Netherlands, Canada, and Great Britain supported the initiative, while the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Slovakia refused.

War in Ukraine • July 16, 01:16 PM • 346843 views
Rada adopted a bill on sanctions against Russia's "shadow fleet"

The Verkhovna Rada adopted a bill on applying sanctions to Russian sea and air vessels that transport oil, weapons, and military personnel. The sanctions will apply to specific vessels with a unique registration number.

Politics • July 16, 12:34 PM • 3264 views
Paris did not join the initiative to buy US weapons for Ukraine: what Macron insists on

France did not join the initiative of European countries to buy American weapons for Ukraine. President Macron insists on developing Europe's own defense-industrial base.

Politics • July 16, 07:04 AM • 7720 views
Drones attacked oil fields of Norwegian company DNO ASA in Iraq

Two drones attacked the Peshkabir oil fields in northern Iraq, operated by the Norwegian company DNO ASA. As a result of the attack, the field was damaged, but no one was injured.

News of the World • July 16, 06:22 AM • 7353 views
US and European countries set deadline for new nuclear deal with Iran: details

The US Secretary of State and the Foreign Ministers of France, Germany, and the United Kingdom have set the end of August as the deadline for concluding a nuclear deal with Iran. If an agreement is not reached, the "snapback" mechanism will be triggered, reinstating all UN Security Council sanctions.

News of the World • July 16, 06:00 AM • 81782 views
European NATO allies and Canada will take on the "primary funding role" American weapons for Ukraine - Media

European NATO allies and Canada will take on the main role in financing American weapons for Ukraine. This will include air defense systems, ammunition, and other equipment.

Politics • July 15, 01:19 PM • 5013 views