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Britain imposes sanctions on Iran amid protests

The United Kingdom is imposing new sanctions on Iran, targeting the financial, energy, and other sectors. This comes amid protests and reports of the country's violent response.

Politics • 08:19 PM • 1620 views
China criticized Trump's interest in Greenland

China criticized the US for its interest in Greenland, urging Washington not to use other countries to advance its own interests. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning said that China's activities in the Arctic are aimed at peace and stability.

Politics • January 12, 11:59 AM • 8534 views
Trump threatens to block ExxonMobil investments in Venezuela - The Guardian

US President Donald Trump said he could block ExxonMobil's investments in Venezuela after the company's CEO called the country "unsuitable for investment. " Trump noted that his administration would decide which companies would be allowed to operate in the country.

Politics • January 12, 09:45 AM • 4200 views
Nordic countries issue statement on Greenland after new Trump "offer"

The Nordic countries stated that issues concerning Denmark and Greenland should only be resolved by Denmark and Greenland. This is in response to Trump's proposal to transfer the island to US control.

News of the World • January 6, 06:02 PM • 6882 views
Multinational forces will ensure the "revival of the Ukrainian armed forces": Media published a draft statement by Western leaders

The draft statement by Western allies states that multinational forces will ensure Ukraine's security in the air, at sea, and on land, and will guarantee the revival of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The US will lead ceasefire monitoring and support Ukraine in case of an attack.

Politics • January 6, 04:00 PM • 8840 views
Colombian President calls on Trump to “stop slandering” after drug trafficking accusations

Colombian President Gustavo Petro publicly rejected Donald Trump's threats and accusations regarding his involvement in drug trafficking. Trump threatened Colombia with military action, accusing Petro of facilitating the production and sale of cocaine.

News of the World • January 5, 05:05 PM • 4371 views
Manchester United sacked Amorim as head coach

English club Manchester United sacked head coach Ruben Amorim, who had been in charge of the team since November 2024. Darren Fletcher will prepare the team for the next Premier League round.

Sports • January 5, 03:12 PM • 3903 views
Most Poles do not believe the war in Ukraine will end by 2026 - poll

Polls show that 59. 6% of Poles do not expect the war in Ukraine to end by 2026. This trend has been growing since 2024, reflecting war fatigue and expectations of peace among voters.

Society • January 2, 09:59 PM • 12199 views
Switzerland declares five-day mourning period after bar fire at Crans-Montana resort

A five-day mourning period has been declared in Switzerland following a bar fire at the Crans-Montana ski resort on January 2. More than 40 people died, and 115 were injured, many of them teenagers and tourists.

News of the World • January 2, 07:26 AM • 4244 views
George Clooney and his family received French citizenship: details

George Clooney, his wife Amal, and their two children have been granted French citizenship, confirmed by an official decree. The actor previously expressed his admiration for French privacy laws, which protect his family from paparazzi.

Culture • December 29, 08:20 PM • 14312 views
Is YouTube feeding users "AI garbage"? Over 20% of what new users see is AI-generated

A Kapwing study found that over 20% of videos recommended by YouTube to new users are low-quality, AI-generated content. 278 of the 15,000 most popular YouTube channels contain only AI content, generating $117 million in revenue annually.

Technologies • December 28, 01:11 AM • 3808 views
Ukrainian refugee leaves British college that told her to "learn Russian"

19-year-old Kateryna Endeberia left a college in the UK after being advised to replace challenging subjects with learning Russian. She has applied to take her A-level exams as a private candidate in 2026.

News of the World • December 25, 10:37 AM • 172633 views
Is everything alright with Trump: The Guardian analyzed the behavior of the US president throughout 2025

Throughout 2025, US President Donald Trump exhibited unpredictable and erratic behavior, raising questions about his mental state. The White House repeatedly defended his mental acuity, despite numerous instances of unusual conduct.

Politics • December 24, 10:44 PM • 10092 views
Trump commented on the release of Epstein files: "The reputation of the innocent can be harmed"

Donald Trump commented for the first time on the release of Jeffrey Epstein's files, stating that the reputations of people who "innocently met" with the convicted pedophile could be harmed. He expressed sympathy for prominent Democrats who have once again come under scrutiny due to their ties to Epstein.

News of the World • December 23, 07:29 AM • 3828 views
"Teach your daughter to speak Polish": attitude towards Ukrainians in Poland is deteriorating - The Guardian

The atmosphere for Ukrainians in Poland is deteriorating, as reflected in incidents and surveys. Support for Ukrainian refugees has fallen from 94% to 48%, and support for Ukraine's accession to the EU has dropped to 35%.

Society • December 22, 03:18 PM • 4654 views
Russia claims "slow progress" in talks with US on Ukraine – media

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov announced "slow progress" after talks in Miami on a plan to end the war in Ukraine. Negotiations between Russia, Ukraine, and Donald Trump's envoys were productive, but without significant breakthroughs due to contentious issues.

Politics • December 22, 03:09 PM • 3756 views
Purge in the US State Department: Trump recalls 29 ambassadors worldwide to change diplomatic course

The US presidential administration has begun recalling career diplomats, terminating the mandates of mission chiefs in 29 countries by January 2026. This decision aims to replace personnel appointed during the Biden era with individuals who support Trump's ideology.

Politics • December 22, 03:36 AM • 7430 views
Elysee Palace employee accused of stealing porcelain and silver worth almost 40,000 euros

An employee of the Élysée Palace, responsible for storing silverware, has been arrested in Paris on suspicion of stealing silver items and porcelain worth approximately 40,000 euros. The stolen items, some of which are considered national cultural heritage, were allegedly offered for sale through online auctions.

News of the World • December 21, 05:37 PM • 3642 views
Danish postal service PostNord stops delivering paper letters after 400 years

The Danish postal service PostNord will deliver its last paper letter on December 30, ending more than 400 years of history due to a sharp decline in demand. The company will cut 1,500 jobs and remove mailboxes, focusing on parcels.

News of the World • December 21, 09:07 AM • 4996 views
Britain cuts funding for countering Russian propaganda in Western Balkans - The Guardian

The United Kingdom has cut funding for countering Russian propaganda in the Western Balkans from £40 million to £24 million for 2025-26. This funding is aimed at combating national security threats and strengthening democratic institutions.

Politics • December 20, 11:33 PM • 12245 views
"Ukraine defends Poland from Russia": Zelenskyy and Tusk met in Warsaw

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk in Warsaw. Tusk stated that Ukraine's fight against Russian aggression protects Poland's independence, and Zelenskyy noted that the Kremlin will not defeat Ukraine and Poland if they stand together.

Politics • December 19, 03:41 PM • 5074 views
Russia intimidates Belgian politicians and Euroclear top managers over frozen assets for Ukraine

Russian intelligence organized a campaign to intimidate Belgian politicians and Euroclear top managers to block the use of frozen Russian assets for the benefit of Ukraine. The attack targeted key Euroclear officials, where most of Russia's frozen assets are held.

Economy • December 18, 12:06 AM • 9610 views
Marshall Islands to be the first in the world to pay all citizens $200 quarterly

The Marshall Islands has launched a universal basic income program, where every resident will receive $200 USD quarterly. This is the world's first national scheme, funded by a trust fund of over $1.3 billion.

Economy • December 17, 02:28 PM • 21072 views
In the Alps, the rate of glacier disappearance will peak in eight years: over 100 will vanish forever

Glaciers in the European Alps will reach their fastest melting rate within the next eight years, with over 100 of them disappearing by 2033. This is one of the most obvious manifestations of the climate crisis caused by anthropogenic global warming.

Weather and environment • December 15, 11:10 PM • 3814 views
White House to hold press conference on Berlin peace talks - media

The White House will hold a press conference on peace talks in Berlin regarding the war in Ukraine. Earlier, the second round of negotiations took place with the participation of President Zelenskyy and US representatives.

Politics • December 15, 03:43 PM • 4099 views
Deadly shooting in Sydney carried out by father and sonPhoto

New South Wales Police have identified 50-year-old Sajid Akram and his 24-year-old son Navid Akram as the attackers on the Jewish community in Sydney. The terrorist attack resulted in the deaths of 16 people, including one of the attackers, and injured 38 others.

Crimes and emergencies • December 15, 01:45 AM • 13142 views
Starmer prepares to change US ambassador amid escalating tensions with Trump

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer plans to appoint a new ambassador to the US due to escalating tensions with Washington. The decision is linked to political tensions, particularly due to differing approaches to the war in Ukraine.

Politics • December 14, 05:38 AM • 12080 views
"Difficult to say" - Rutte on the timeline for a peace agreement regarding Russia's war in Ukraine

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated that it is difficult to name the timeline for a peace agreement regarding the war in Ukraine. He noted that there are complex issues regarding reconstruction, security guarantees, and territory.

Politics • December 11, 02:37 PM • 3549 views
"Finally, we are not fighting this alone": Orban praised the resonant US national security strategy

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban fully supported the US criticism of the EU, calling it the most important document of recent years. He noted that Americans see Europe's economic dead end and civilizational crisis.

News of the World • December 11, 11:56 AM • 3170 views
Europe has the means and the will to increase pressure on Russia: von der Leyen after the meeting of the coalition of the willing

The President of the European Commission also emphasized that "Europe's defense is our responsibility," summarizing plans to increase defense spending and production.

Politics • December 8, 06:10 PM • 3213 views