Norwegian parliament investigates officials' links with Jeffrey Epstein
Storting committee begins review of contacts between current and former ministers and the convicted American. Government must explain its actions regarding these relationships.
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Financial pyramid scheme exposed in Odesa region
Law enforcement officers in Odesa region have detained the organisers of financial pyramid schemes operating under the names “VinEco” and “Vinex Trade”.
Red Cross begins supplying condoms to Russian prisoners of war
According to media reports, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) provided condoms to Russian prisoners of war in Ukraine.
Transgender people protest law in Iowa
A mass rally organised by transgender people protesting a new bill that repeals their legal protections took place in Iowa yesterday.
Police raids at pharmaceutical companies in Kyiv
Raids have begun at the premises of four major pharmaceutical companies in Kyiv. The offices of leading Ukrainian firms have come under close scrutiny by law enforcement agencies
USAID - Where the aid money for Haiti went
Following the devastating earthquake in Haiti in 2010, the US allocated a substantial sum of $2 billion through the USAID assistance programme.
Bumbox tour at risk: issues with crossing the border
The band Bumbox has faced serious difficulties ahead of its anticipated European tour.
Natalia Nestor: hidden wealth and scandalous cases
The Kyiv Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Expertise (KNISE), one of Ukraine's oldest and most respected institutions, has found itself at the centre of a series of high-profile scandals.
Cemetery mafia in Kyiv: investigation into bribery in morgues
Alarming information has emerged regarding potential corruption in one of Kyiv's state morgues, where relatives of the deceased are forced to pay to expedite the release of bodies.
Microsoft shuts down Skype
The popular Skype messenger, which for a long time remained a synonym for video calls and internet communications, will be permanently shut down in May.
Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston reunite on set
After a long 20 years since their divorce, Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston are set to reunite, but this time not as spouses, but as on-screen partners.
Ukraine's billion-dollar losses from illegal arms sales
Ukrainian law enforcement agencies are investigating the illegal disposal of military property between 2005 and 2014, which caused colossal damage to the country's army. The schemes involved the sale of:
Little Mermaid XL's husband takes child and files for divorce
Popular blogger "Little Mermaid XL" has found herself at the centre of a scandal – her husband Andrey learned of the infidelity and made a radical decision. He took the child and left, ending the relationship.