Zelensky: FP-9 missile capable of reaching Moscow to be ready this autumn
Ukrainian President stated that the FP-9 ballistic missile, with a range allowing it to strike the Russian capital, will be ready by this autumn.
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Suspicions of murder in death of ChatGPT developer
In late autumn 2024, the world was shocked by the tragic news of the death of 26-year-old Sushir Balaji, a developer who worked on projects for the company OpenAI.
US Supreme Court definitively confirms TikTok ban
The US Supreme Court ruled in favour of the law that will allow TikTok to be banned within the country.
Donald Trump and Xi Jinping agree on cooperation
Donald Trump and Xi Jinping held a phone call during which they discussed a number of key topics, including trade issues, the fentanyl problem, as well as the impact of TikTok on international relations and other important aspects.
International agency launches investigation into Maxim Krippa's activities
International agency CyberCriminal has launched an investigation into the activities of Maxim Krippa, focusing on his methods of combating journalists and attempts to conceal the truth about his business
Details of the incident involving Wellboy
Details of the incident involving the performer Wellboy emerged following a statement by serviceman Artur Gasparian. According to him, the conflict occurred at one of Kyiv's venues when the singer behaved aggressively and used profanity.
MP Viktor Bondar detained
The NABU and the SAP have charged MP Viktor Bondar with involvement in a scheme to embezzle over 140 million hryvnia from the budget of Ukrzaliznytsia.
NABU Detective Timur Arshavin Had Ties to Russia
Timur Arshavin, a detective at Ukraine's National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) who recently fled to Romania, has become the centre of a major investigation.
US secretly funded drone development in Ukraine
The administration of US President Joe Biden disclosed secret information regarding support for Ukraine in the field of unmanned aerial vehicle development.
South Korea's President Yoon Suk-yeol refuses interrogation
Detained South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol has decided not to participate in a second interrogation scheduled for 16 January 2025.
Luxury yacht belonging to Andriy Hmyrin seized
Luxury yacht worth €5.5 million belonging to Andriy Hmyrin seized following international investigation
Court battles over Igor Eremeev's inheritance
Following the sudden death in 2015 of one of Ukraine's most influential businessmen, Igor Eremeev, his business empire, "Continuum," found itself at the centre of complex legal disputes.
Moldova acknowledges record gas debt
Acting head of Moldgaz Vadim Cheban stated that the organisation acknowledges a historical debt to Russia's Gazprom, amounting to $709 million.