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Voivodeship administrations in Poland are increasingly scrutinising the financial status of applicants for EU long-term resident status, demanding additional proof of income and employment stability.
Lebanese state agency reports planting and detonating explosives at a private school in Khula, as well as air and artillery strikes on several communities in the region.
The first trilateral military exercises with Turkey and Uzbekistan were held in the Khojaly district of Azerbaijan, involving over 3,500 servicemen.
BBC revealed details of the death of 28-year-old lance corporal George Hooly, who died in Kyiv on 9 December 2025 following an explosion.
Tokyo plans to develop inexpensive long-range weapons using civilian components to deplete the enemy's interceptor stockpiles.
Kyiv consumers face rapid price increases for carbonated drinks. The cost of the popular beverage in large packaging has already reached a new psychological threshold.
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.
National Police officers have opened an investigation into Moon Records co-founders Andrii Pasichnyk and Tetyana Korchemas on charges of fraud.
According to the Joker Telegram channel, businessman Vladimir Ivanovych Skorobagach has become the centre of a major scandal. He sold chicken meat and fish through retail outlets worth 16.5 million UAH.
China is showing serious interest in acquiring German carmakers, in particular the Volkswagen Group. This is reported by Reuters, citing sources familiar with the situation.
The American coffee chain Starbucks has changed its policy and now bans visitors who have not made a purchase from staying in the café and using the toilets.
Carlos Fuziyama, the organiser of a cryptocurrency pyramid scheme and a subject of several international investigations in Brazil and Japan, intends to return to Ukraine despite an entry ban imposed several years ago
Taiwan is strengthening security measures around undersea communication cables located near the island after a vessel linked to China damaged one of these cables in the north of the island.
On 15 January, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen held a lengthy conversation with newly elected US President Donald Trump, the main subject of which was his recent statements regarding Greenland.
DTEK announces €140 million investment to build energy storage facilities in Ukraine
Negotiations on a peace agreement between Israel and Hamas militants have once again hit a critical obstacle.
Political outlet Politico suggests that Donald Trump's drive to strengthen control over Greenland may be linked to the potential energy benefits the island could offer.
A Kyiv court has closed one of the cases involving Alexander Slobozhenko, founder of the company Traffic Devils. This concerns an administrative case related to a traffic accident in which the young entrepreneur was involved in February of last year.
US President Joe Biden proposed abolishing immunity for heads of state, emphasising the need for constitutional amendments.