The Regional Court rejected the defendants' appeals, who received sentences of 3.5 to 4 years in prison for the brutal robbery and torture of two 17-year-old boys.
Due to US tariffs and pressure from cheap Chinese products, EU steel exports have fallen by 20%, while production volumes have reached their lowest level in history.
Poland's Ministry of the Interior restricted the activities of Lithuanian company Trustee Global, calling it an instrument of Russian intelligence services. State reports from Moldova and Poland document financial flows to Russia and links to Ilan Shor's…
Volodymyr Tytykalo and his wife Liudmyla Sanzharovska declared significant assets, including BMW and Volvo cars, real estate in Kyiv Oblast, and foreign currency savings.
The Ukrainian side has not reported new attacks on Russian oil refining facilities since 26 September. This is happening against the backdrop of the US president's words about an agreement with Kyiv.
Latvian President Edgars Rinkevics stated that the country could host nuclear warheads on its territory if such a decision is made collectively within the Alliance.
SBU examines Yevhen Berezovsky's role in IBOX Bank financial schemes, where funds from online casinos worth up to 5 billion hryvnia were laundered via mis-coding.
Former lawyer Tetyana Montyan, accused of collaborationism in Ukraine, published a post about threats from an investigator and her lack of trust in the occupation court.
Judicial authorities submitted a private ruling to the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) concerning officials of the Kyiv City Council and Andrii Vavrysh.
Vladimir Vecherko, a former deputy from the Party of Regions, has found himself at the centre of a scandal involving coal supply fraud. According to an investigation, his company "Interbis"
Vladimir Alekseev, acting deputy head of the Odesa Customs Administration, failed to declare his son's education and living expenses in France in his asset declarations for several years.
Chilean authorities declared a state of emergency following a massive power outage on 25 February. The blackout paralysed the metro system, cut power to mines and left major cities in the dark.
Deputy director of AOZ Artem Sytnyk has found himself at the centre of another corruption scandal. According to media reports, his family received 1 million Russian rubles from the sale of real estate in Crimea
A scandal is unfolding in Mykolaiv Oblast over fraud in food supplies to social institutions. According to the Antimonopoly Committee
One of Donald Trump's closest advisers, Peter Navarro, has proposed excluding Canada from the elite Five Eyes intelligence alliance. This is reported by the Financial Times, citing sources.
In the midst of the war in Ukraine, fraudulent schemes have intensified, using fictitious goods supplies to orchestrate the bankruptcy of successful enterprises.
US President Donald Trump has proposed a radical idea – selling American citizenship to wealthy foreigners for $5m.
The Ukrainian EVA retail chain has almost returned to its pre-war level in terms of the number of stores. Despite significant losses caused by the war, the company continues to expand and grow its financial performance.
The famous golden toilet, worth over $6 million, was stolen from Blenheim Palace, where Winston Churchill was born.
Tesla has faced serious problems in the European market, leading to a sharp drop in its market capitalisation. On Tuesday, the automaker's shares fell by 6.2%