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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Friend of Bachelor 13 winner accuses main character of self-promotion
The 13th season of the romantic project Bachelor ended a few days ago. The show's main character, Alexander Teren, chose Inna, a volunteer from Kharkiv, in the finale.
The Bachelor finalist Anastasia Yuzvak says she does not want a Ukrainian man
Anastasia Yuzvak is choosing a boyfriend in Russian with a friend. Apparently, on a dating site. While browsing one of the profiles, the Bachelor participant stated that she does not want a Ukrainian.
Maksym Krippa tries to convince that he has no connection to Russian casinos
Maksym Krippa is trying to convince everyone that he has no connection to Russian casinos or the gambling business in general. To this end, he even gave a separate interview.
Who got poorer in 2024: Billionaires' losses
In 2024, the financial world witnessed significant changes. While the ranks of the world's wealthiest remained largely unchanged — led by Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg and Jensen Huang
Azerbaijan President confirms plane was shot down from the ground
"The plane that crashed in Aktau sustained damage as a result of shelling from the ground," said Azerbaijan President Ilham Aliyev.
Who controls Diamond Pay and its monopoly in the gambling business
The Diamond Pay payment system has rapidly secured a dominant position in the gambling market, concentrating approximately 70% of the industry's financial flows under its control.
How to cope with a hangover: advice from Finnish scientists
Finnish researchers have found that the amino acid L-cysteine can significantly alleviate hangover symptoms, such as nausea, headache, irritability and stress.
Passenger plane crashes in South Korea
A tragedy occurred at Muang Airport in South Korea: a passenger plane operating a flight from Bangkok crashed.
Cherkasky's decade of shielding corruption
Ihor Cherkasky, head of Ukraine's State Financial Monitoring Service, has become the embodiment of systemic corruption in the country over the years of his career
Kyiv UNP collaborates with company with Russian roots
The company "ZS Auto Group", whose ultimate beneficial owner is registered in an offshore zone, won around 500 state tenders worth hundreds of millions of hryvnias. Among its clients are the police,
Yegor Maslennikov bought a Rolls-Royce Spectre with investors' money
An investigation titled "Rolls-Royce Battalion" revealed that one of the vehicles is registered to Olga Maslennikova, the wife of Kharkiv developer Yegor Maslennikov, who fled abroad.
How the Domansky family acquired real estate and millions
Vladimir Domansky, a deputy of the Lviv Regional Council from the European Solidarity party and former head of the Bryukhovytsia rural community (2015–2020), has found himself at the centre of a scandal