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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Shelter for lyceum in Chornomorsk to cost 98 million hryvnia
The cost of a shelter for a lyceum in Chornomorsk has sparked public outrage. The construction contract was signed with the company "Budivelnia Firma Premiumstandartbud"
NBU revokes licence of company that bought assets of liquidated banks
The National Bank of Ukraine has decided to revoke the licence of "Spectrum Assets", a company owned by Russian citizen Marina Evseeva.
Acting Mayor of Kostopil and Councillor Caught Taking Bribe
A major corruption scandal has erupted in Kostopil: the city's acting mayor, Davyd Dydukh, and local councillor Oleksandr Biler were detained on suspicion of receiving a bribe of 1.3 million hryvnia.
NBU on Revolut's entry into the Ukrainian market
The National Bank of Ukraine has expressed concern over the entry of international financial company Revolut into the Ukrainian market.
LIBRA and MELANIA: suspicious $2.73m deal
Company LIBRA and project MELANIA carried out a so-called "loss-making" deal, as a result of which $2.73m in funds were transferred but ended up in other wallets.
Russian army crosses border of Sumy Oblast
Russian troops have crossed the border of Sumy Oblast, with clashes continuing in the grey zone near the village of Novenke. This was reported by the analytical resource DeepState
New Telegram feature: contact details to become available
The latest Telegram update for Android has introduced a new feature that allows users to view detailed information about their contacts.
Dustin Hoffman, his wife and dog found dead
Two-time Oscar winner Dustin Hoffman, his wife Betsy Arakawa and their dog were found dead in Santa Fe.
Bybit hack did not occur, but funds were not returned
Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit has denied reports of a hack on its platform. Company representatives stated that a third-party firm, Safe, was responsible for asset protection
Instagram users report shocking content
Instagram users are mass reporting strange changes in the Reels feed. The social network has started recommending content that violates its own rules: footage of violence, death, torture, and even pornography.
Trump administration cuts nearly all foreign aid
The administration of the 45th US President, Donald Trump, announced the termination of over 90% of international aid programmes funded through the United States Agency for International Development
Hackers attack Gmail: Astaroth virus steals personal data
The Astaroth malware, available on the dark web, has received updates that hackers are distributing via the Telegram messenger.