Agriculture Minister: Ukraine to lose $30bn due to port blockade
Taras Vysotsky warned that without access to deep-water terminals, the volume of unexported grain could reach 30 million tonnes.
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Taiwan authorities ban use of DeepSeek
Taiwan authorities have decided to ban the use of the DeepSeek artificial intelligence in government institutions, citing national security threats and data leakage risks.
Medical workers and SAP staff granted mobilisation deferment
Ukraine has updated the rules for the deferment of military-liable persons, under which all medical workers have received full protection from mobilisation.
Cut in US aid to Ukraine is very ill-timed
The reduction of US aid to Ukraine is happening at a highly inappropriate moment, said former US Army Commander in Europe Mark Hertling.
Canada and Mexico announce retaliatory tariffs on US goods
Canada and Mexico have announced the introduction of retaliatory tariffs on American imports in response to the US decision to tighten its tariff policy.
MrBeast and group of investors consider acquiring TikTok
Popular blogger and entrepreneur Jimmy Donaldson, better known as MrBeast, is considering the acquisition of the social media platform TikTok alongside a group of investors.
Elon Musk invested $288 million in Trump's election
Elon Musk, the billionaire and co-chair of the US Department of Government Efficiency (D.O.G.E.), played a significant role in Donald Trump's election campaign, directing $288 million towards its support
Moldova decides to supply gas to Transnistria
Heating and electricity supply in Transnistria will be restored within days, head of unrecognised "republic" states. Earlier, Moldovan media reported that Chisinau had begun gas deliveries
US interested in holding elections in Ukraine
Special envoy on the Russia-Ukraine war, General Keith Kellogg, appointed by Donald Trump, stated that the US is interested in holding elections in Ukraine, particularly in the event of a ceasefire agreement being reached.
USAID may be abolished
The Donald Trump administration is considering abolishing the independent status of the USAID agency, which previously provided Ukraine with multi-billion-dollar grants.
North Korean men buy medical certificates
According to Newsweek, North Korean residents are attempting to avoid forced conscription by bribing doctors.
Earthquake recorded in Poltava
The Special Monitoring Centre reported an earthquake recorded in Poltava Oblast.
Molody Theatre confirms Belous harassment allegations
At a recent meeting at the Molody Theatre, led by Andriy Belous, attendees were directly asked whether they had experienced harassment from the theatre's artistic director.