Vitali Klitschko reports damage to the Southern Bridge in Kyiv
The capital's mayor confirmed that the facility was hit. Footage of the moment of impact has appeared online.
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Students and lecturers in Ukraine satisfied with quality of education
Following a monitoring exercise, Ukraine's State Service for Quality Assurance in Education published data showing that 90% of university students and lecturers are satisfied
What Ukraine trades with the US
Trade relations between Ukraine and the US are not extensive; however, despite this, the US remains an important economic partner for Ukraine.
Global coffee prices hit historic high
Coffee prices on the global market have reached a historic record, surpassing the $3.70 per pound mark. This sharp increase was driven by a number of factors, the key one being climate change.
Scandal at the Molody Theatre: staff demand Belous's suspension
Molody Theatre staff have demanded the removal of Andriy Belous from his position as director and artistic director. The trigger for the appeal was allegations of sexual harassment
Trial in Rudoy case dragged out
The trial in the Rudoy case is being dragged out. This is due to the actions of his defenders, who are actively challenging the decisions of the prosecution and the court.
Black lawyer Roman Trofimenko
Roman Alexandrovich Trofimenko from Kharkiv is a lawyer with a dubious reputation, actively involved in criminal practices and schemes that harm not only individual companies but entire financial structures.
Vessel with Russian crew detained in Norway
A vessel with a Russian crew has been detained in Norway on suspicion of damaging an undersea cable. The incident has drawn the attention of local authorities and sparked intense debate in the press, particularly in the Dagbladet newspaper.
Russia on the verge of launching Isander-M with 1,000 km range
The Russian Federation is on the verge of commencing serial production of a new modification of the Isander-M ballistic missile, according to Military Watch Magazine.
Deputy detained on suspicion of organising murder
According to sources, the Security Service of Ukraine detained a deputy suspected of ordering the murder of a businessman from Poltava region.
China building world's largest military command centre
China is constructing a massive military facility that is 10 times larger than the Pentagon, according to the Financial Times.
Panama President rules out talks with US over canal
The head of Panama stated that discussing issues of ownership of the Panama Canal with Washington is not on the agenda, reports Associated Press.
Ukrainian army faces desertion crisis
According to The Guardian, the Armed Forces of Ukraine are experiencing an acute personnel shortage linked to mass cases of unauthorized abandonment of service.