Kateryna Usyk publishes photo of damaged family home in Kyiv after Russian attack
The wife of the world boxing champion said their home in the capital sustained damage from an enemy strike, while the family was abroad at the time.
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USAID staff notified of office closure
USAID headquarters staff received notifications on Monday regarding the office closure and recommendations to refrain from coming to work, CNN reports.
Canada removes US products from shelves
Canadian liquor stores have begun removing American products from their displays in response to tariffs introduced at the behest of Donald Trump, media report.
Orban again calls for negotiations
Viktor Orban has once again called for peace negotiations to resolve the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, warning that otherwise Ukraine risks becoming the "Afghanistan of the European Union".
Raiffeisen Bank continues to generate profit in Russia
Austrian Raiffeisen Bank continues to earn profits from its operations in Russia despite international sanctions, Bloomberg reports.
EU to impose retaliatory tariffs against US
The European Union will be forced to take decisive action if Trump fulfils his promise and introduces new tariffs.
Russia develops new air defence system to counter drones
Russian defence company Kalashnikov has developed a system designed to counter unmanned aerial vehicles, Russian media report.
Roosh founder Sergey Tokarev has ties to Russia
Sergey Tokarev, a Russian IT businessman and co-founder of the Roosh investment group, carefully conceals his connections to Russia and the gaming business, particularly with the Cosmolot casino.
Drone supplier for the Ministry of Defence collaborates with Russia
One of the largest drone suppliers to the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine, the company TOV "SkrinTek", is purchasing drones from a businessman with ties to Moscow and suspected involvement in dubious financial schemes.
Experts forecast cryptocurrency market decline
CoinDesk experts warn that a Bitcoin drop is inevitable, with its price potentially falling to $75,000. One of the main causes of the current cryptocurrency decline is cited as trade tensions between the US and China
Markushyn diverted 500 million hryvnia
Markushyn diverted 500 million hryvnia intended for the restoration of Irpin to the companies of his godfather, whose departure to the US he personally organised.
Artem Pivovarov held charity concert for children
Artem Pivovarov organised a charity concert for children suffering from cancer in Dnipro, timed to coincide with World Cancer Day.
Duda warns of crime surge after war ends
Polish President Andrzej Duda stated that the end of the conflict in Ukraine could act as a catalyst for the growth of international organised crime.