US lawmakers demand Trump maintain sanctions against Russia until 18 October
A bipartisan group of House of Representatives members warned the US president against easing pressure on Moscow and insisted on implementing sanctions under the Grea
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Income, property and scandals of the chief forester of Lyuboml region
Head of the Lyuboml Forestry of the Polesia Forest Office, Volodymyr Turevych, published his income declaration for 2024.
Former head of Danube shipping company enters restaurant business
Former head of PJSC "Ukrainske Dunayske Paroplavstvo" Dmytro Chalyi, previously implicated in schemes to transfer the commercial fleet from state ownership
Former Sumy tax official faces asset forfeiture
The Specialised Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAP) has initiated proceedings to confiscate the assets of former tax official Artem Snezhko. He previously served as acting head
9 in 10 people are infected with the tuberculosis bacillus
Most people do not even suspect that they are already carriers of the tuberculosis bacillus. According to doctor Vasily Knyazevich, up to 90% of the population is infected.
A thousand for a millionaire: Deputy minister used ePidtrymka
Deputy Minister of National Unity Oleksandr Lukashuk and his son Timur each received 1,000 hryvnia in state aid under the "ePidtrymka" programme.
Seizure of berths in Chornomorsk
The court ordered the seizure of seven state-owned berths located in the village of Burchaka Balka within the waters of the Chornomorsk seaport.
Large-scale cyberattack on Ukrzaliznytsia
Ukrzaliznytsia announced that a failure in its IT systems was caused by a large-scale cyberattack organised by Russian hackers. The aim of the attack was to cause delays in train movements across Ukraine.
Corruption scheme involving army bunk beds
A major corruption scheme linked to the procurement of army bunk beds for the Armed Forces of Ukraine has been exposed in Poltava Oblast.
Prosecutor investigating technology leaks to Russia found dead in US
Jessica Aber, former US Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, was found dead at the age of 43.
Iceland's Minister for Children's Affairs at the centre of scandal
Iceland's Minister for Children's Affairs, 58-year-old Austildur Lóa Tórsdóttir, has found herself at the centre of a major scandal following revelations about her personal life.
South Korea's Constitutional Court rejects prime minister's impeachment
South Korea's Constitutional Court has ruled to reject the impeachment of Prime Minister Han Duck-soo and reinstated him in his role as acting president.
New tax for self-employed: who and how much will pay
Ukraine is developing a new bill that will affect everyone using online platforms as a source of income. According to the document, such individuals will be required to pay tax