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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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Media: Biden plans a separate meeting with leaders of Germany, France and Britain on the eve of Ramstein

On October 12, the leaders of Germany, the United States, France, and Britain will meet in Berlin to discuss Ukraine. Afterward, they will participate in the Ramstein meeting on assistance to Ukraine.

News of the World • October 8, 12:19 PM • 13098 views
Britain imposes sanctions on Russian military using chemical weapons in the war in Ukraine

The United Kingdom imposed sanctions on Russian chemical weapons troops and their commander for using chemical weapons in Ukraine. Restrictions were also imposed on two laboratories involved in the development of chemical weapons.

War in Ukraine • October 8, 11:41 AM • 54226 views
More than 970 migrants arrived in Britain across the English Channel in one day - the highest number for this year

973 migrants on 17 boats crossed the English Channel to Britain on Saturday. This is the largest daily number of illegal arrivals in 2024, surpassing the previous record of 882 on June 18.

News of the World • October 6, 09:21 PM • 17303 views
In occupied Balaklava, billionaires close to Putin received 10 plots of land - media

Billionaires Arkady and Boris Rotenberg have seized 10 plots of land in Crimea that previously belonged to Ukrainian businessmen. The land is needed for the construction of a yacht marina in Balaklava Bay on behalf of Putin.

War in Ukraine • October 4, 06:46 PM • 27169 views
Social Network X pays a fine of more than $5 million and asks to resume operations in Brazil

Social Network X has paid a fine of $5. 24 million and applied to resume operations in Brazil. The platform was previously blocked for failing to comply with court orders to moderate content and appoint a representative.

News of the World • October 4, 05:25 PM • 18062 views
An important contribution to regional stability: Ukraine welcomes UK's transfer of Chagos archipelago to Mauritius

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine has welcomed the UK's decision to transfer sovereignty over the Chagos archipelago to Mauritius. Kyiv emphasizes the importance of territorial integrity and welcomes the restoration of the integrity of Mauritius, which supports Ukraine.

Politics • October 4, 03:17 PM • 17849 views
EU prepares sanctions against Iran for supplying ballistic missiles to Russia - Bloomberg

The EU plans to impose sanctions on Iran for supplying ballistic missiles to Russia. The first package of restrictions will apply to about a dozen individuals and legal entities, including companies in the machine-building, metallurgical and aviation industries.

War in Ukraine • October 4, 08:54 AM • 54085 views
BBC cancels interview with Boris Johnson after journalist accidentally sends questions in advance

BBC presenter Laura Kensberg accidentally sent Boris Johnson her briefing notes. As a result, the interview with the former British Prime Minister was canceled at short notice.

News of the World • October 3, 03:23 PM • 15670 views
The West hints at a growing nuclear threat as Russia and China expand cooperation in the Arctic

The Chinese Coast Guard has entered the Arctic for the first time for joint patrols with the Russian Federation. Western analysts see this as a growing nuclear threat and a power struggle in the region.

News of the World • October 3, 01:21 PM • 13669 views
Britain transfers sovereignty over Chagos Islands to Mauritius: military base to remain

Britain has agreed to transfer sovereignty over the Chagos archipelago to Mauritius after decades of negotiations. The US military base on Diego Garcia Island will remain, and Mauritius will be able to launch a resettlement program on other islands.

News of the World • October 3, 11:49 AM • 13022 views
It is the 17th country: Luxembourg joins the Drone Coalition

Luxembourg has joined the Drone Coalition initiative, established in February 2024. It is expected that the accumulated 50 million euros will be used to purchase another 20-30 thousand drones for Ukraine.

Politics • October 3, 11:12 AM • 12693 views
Cossack seagull has already traveled about 30 thousand nautical miles around Europe: it has arrived in London

The 18th-century Ukrainian boat has arrived at the Royal Docks in London after a 30,000-mile journey. Excursions and cultural events will be held on board for everyone.

Culture • October 2, 06:20 PM • 18615 views
Head of Odesa RMA Kiper had a conversation with the former US Ambassador to Russia

Oleg Kiper discussed the situation in Odesa region with Michael McFaul.

Politics • October 2, 07:53 AM • 13482 views
UK, US and Australia impose sanctions on Russian hacker group Evil Corp

16 members of the Russian hacker group Evil Corp have been sanctioned by the UK, the US and Australia. The group attacked British institutions using malware and ransomware, causing more than $100 million in damage.

News of the World • October 1, 04:40 PM • 19729 views
“Leave while you still can": EU countries urge citizens to leave Lebanon urgently

European countries are asking their citizens to leave Lebanon because of the threat of an Israeli offensive. Some governments are organizing charter flights, while others are advising to use commercial flights from Beirut.

News of the World • October 1, 01:31 PM • 15759 views
Queen Elizabeth II had bone cancer - Boris Johnson

Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson revealed in his memoirs that Queen Elizabeth II suffered from bone cancer. He described her last appearance and determination to fulfill her duty to the end.

News of the World • October 1, 02:31 AM • 18723 views
“We will never accept it": G7 reaffirms it will never recognize Russia's annexation of part of Ukraine

On the anniversary of the illegal “referendums,” G7 ministers reaffirmed their non-recognition of Russia's annexation of Ukrainian regions. They called on Russia to withdraw its troops and promised to continue supporting Ukraine.

War in Ukraine • September 30, 06:04 PM • 47720 views
Britain closes its last coal-fired power plant

The UK will become the first G7 country to phase out coal-fired electricity. The last coal-fired power plant in Ratcliffe-on-Soar will shut down, helping the country meet its climate goals.

News of the World • September 30, 12:16 PM • 12445 views
Zelenskyy talks about preparations for the next Ramstein to be held in October

The goal is to identify steps to increase pressure on Russia and achieve a just peace.

War in Ukraine • September 29, 05:43 PM • 43581 views
Biden says Ukraine will win the war following Zelenskiy's visit

US President Joe Biden declares Ukraine's victory in the war after meeting with Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The United States will continue to support Ukraine.

War in Ukraine • September 29, 05:05 PM • 32720 views
Five long-awaited premieres of October: what to watch

In October, the audience will see exciting movie premieres of various genres, from thrillers to superheroes.

Culture • September 29, 03:24 PM • 124707 views
MP Chernev on authorization for strikes deep into Russia: the decision may be made after the US elections

MP Chernev believes that permission to strike Russian military targets with Western weapons may be granted after the US elections. The decision is still being considered, but no drastic steps are expected before the election.

Politics • September 29, 10:56 AM • 22111 views
The President emphasized that the russians themselves will be the first to know about the authorization for strikes on russian territory

The president's spokesman said that an official announcement on the permission to strike at russian territory with Western weapons will be made after the first strikes. So far, no final decision has been made, but Ukraine is in talks with key partners.

War in Ukraine • September 28, 05:41 PM • 35135 views
British company fined for violating sanctions against russia

Integral Concierge Services was fined 15,000 pounds for providing services to a person under sanctions. The company conducted 26 prohibited transactions knowing about possible violations.

War in Ukraine • September 27, 09:44 PM • 25541 views
russia remains one of the most important energy suppliers to Europe - Bloomberg

russia remains an important energy supplier to Europe, accounting for 15% of the EU's gas imports in 2023.

Economy • September 27, 02:37 PM • 24927 views
Two-hour dinner: British Prime Minister Starmer meets with Trump for the first time

Keir Starmer held a two-hour meeting with Donald Trump after the UN General Assembly. The British prime minister called the meeting important “for establishing relations,” and Trump spoke positively of Starmer.

News of the World • September 27, 01:39 PM • 14067 views
U.S. Intelligence Warns of Risks in Lifting Restrictions on Ukraine's Strikes on Russia - NYT

U. S. intelligence believes that allowing Ukraine to conduct long-range strikes against Russia could lead to decisive retaliatory actions by Russia. The Ukrainian side insists on lifting the restrictions to end the war sooner.

War in Ukraine • September 27, 07:49 AM • 16913 views
September 27: World Tourism Day, Czech Beer Day

September 27 is World Tourism Day and Tourism Day in Ukraine. The history of tourism dates back to ancient times, and today it is a developed industry with various types of thematic travel.

UNN Lite • September 27, 03:09 AM • 111937 views
Britain imposes sanctions on ships and companies linked to Russian LNG

The UK has imposed new sanctions on five Russian vessels and two shipping organizations. The goal is to deter Russia's attempts to increase future energy revenues that finance the war in Ukraine.

War in Ukraine • September 26, 11:40 AM • 23477 views
Nuclear blackmail and anxiety: what is happening before the Zelenskyy-Biden meeting and the presentation of the Victory Plan

The President of Ukraine prepares to present the Victory Plan in the United States. Russia intensifies nuclear threats and attacks on Ukrainian cities, and Western allies call for Ukraine to be allowed to strike at Russian territory.

War in Ukraine • September 26, 11:23 AM • 142306 views