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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Unexpected finale of The Bachelor 13. Who won
As we wrote after the very first episode of season 13 of the show The Bachelor, the project's winner was volunteer Inna from Kharkiv.
Taras Shevchenko National University rector ignores allegations
Vladimir Bugrov, rector of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, has found himself at the centre of multiple scandals involving allegations of sexism, sexual harassment, and inaction in response to such incidents.
Dangerous game threatening children's lives
According to Medical Xpress, a new deadly "game" popular among teenagers poses a serious threat.
Pronein secured Leruini's protection with Lachen
Not long ago, the well-known webcam model Valeriya Romashchenko (Leruini) secured a lucrative position working for the blogger Lachen. This is despite the fact that Igor Lachenkov had recently turned Leruini down.
Vinnytsia MSEK mass-issued disability certificates
The Vinnytsia MSEK created a system of mutual cover-up based on the distribution of disability groups among local officials.
Which Ukrainians bought luxury cars during the war
During the full-scale war in Ukraine, 13 citizens of the country became owners of new Rolls-Royce Spectre cars, each costing over €600,000.
1win: Unlicensed casino continues illegal operations in Ukraine
As the New Year approaches, 1win has given itself a present by opening unrestricted access to its website for Ukrainian users.
Judge who ruled against Maidan protests continues to work at HACC
Inna Bilous, a judge at the High Anti-Corruption Court (HACC), has come under scrutiny due to her activities during the Revolution of Dignity.
Blogger deported from Poland continues provocative filming in Ukraine
After being deported from Poland, blogger Crawly, known for his controversial actions, continues to publish scandalous content, now in Ukraine
NABU opens case against former deputy prosecutor of Odesa Oblast
Former deputy prosecutor of Odesa Oblast Oleksandr Kornilov has become the centre of a corruption scandal. According to NABU, he failed to declare real estate in the UAE with a total value of over $400,000.
Russia blames aircraft commander for crash in Aktau
Russia has decided who is to blame for the Baku-Grozny plane crash. The head of Rosaviatsiya outlined the details of the incident related to the crash and placed responsibility on the flight commander.
Father of MP hires US lobbyists to discuss Ukrainian corruption
Serhiy Tarasov, a well-known agribusinessman from Kirovohrad region, has found himself at the centre of a scandal, sparking widespread discussion both in Ukraine and abroad.