Houthis cut main route from Taiz to Aden, effectively encircling city
Militants severed the main road linking Taiz and Aden, threatening to isolate Yemen's third-largest city and opening the way to the country's main port.
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Energy market is turning into a structure for manipulation
Alexey Kucherenko, Chairman of the VSK and First Deputy Chairman of the Energy Committee, expressed concern over how the energy market is becoming a tool for manipulation and collusion.
Ukraine's trade turnover increased in 2024
Ukraine's trade turnover increased by 13% in 2024. China became the main supplier of goods to Ukraine, while Poland became the largest market for Ukrainian exports.
European Commission may impose sanctions on X
The European Commission may impose sanctions on social network X following a stream featuring Alice Weidel, leader of the far-right party "Alternative for Germany" (AfD).
Coffee prices in Ukraine hit record highs
Coffee prices in Ukraine hit record highs: the cost of the beverage increased by 11% over the past year.
Sleep deprivation disrupts control over memory and thoughts
Research shows that adequate sleep plays a key role in blocking negative thoughts.
Will Potap and Anna Butkevych form a duo?
Blogger Bohdan Bespalov shared rumours that Potap is actively assembling a team for his return and, in particular, has proposed a collaboration in the form of a duo to Anna Butkevych.
Iran's nuclear programme nears point of no return
French President Emmanuel Macron stated that Iran's nuclear programme is on the verge of reaching a point beyond which it will be impossible to halt further weapons development.
Two out of three Nvidia employees are millionaires
This is the result of an anonymous survey of company employees on the IT specialist platform Blind.
Trump unhappy with Musk's frequent presence
Former US President Donald Trump has expressed dissatisfaction to acquaintances over Elon Musk's frequent appearance in his circle, according to the New York Times.
North Korea successfully tests new ballistic missile
North Korea has successfully tested a new ballistic missile, Reuters reports.
Firm linked to former deputy mayor Tereshov comes under investigation
Investigators begin probe into company tied to former Kharkiv deputy mayor Andrii Rudenko. Suspicions of budget embezzlement
Head of Ukraine's customs service suspected of concealing assets
The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU), together with the Specialised Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAP), have charged the acting head of the State Customs Service with failing to declare assets.