Ukrainians in Poland fined for fake OC insurance issued by fraudulent broker
A family paid for policies for years, only to discover they were fake, and is now forced to pay over 17,000 zloty for driving without mandatory insurance.
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China building world's largest military command centre
China is constructing a massive military facility that is 10 times larger than the Pentagon, according to the Financial Times.
Panama President rules out talks with US over canal
The head of Panama stated that discussing issues of ownership of the Panama Canal with Washington is not on the agenda, reports Associated Press.
Ukrainian army faces desertion crisis
According to The Guardian, the Armed Forces of Ukraine are experiencing an acute personnel shortage linked to mass cases of unauthorized abandonment of service.
Freeze on USAID grants hits Ukraine
Donald Trump's decision to freeze USAID funding has led to the suspension of key humanitarian programmes in Ukraine. As a result, initiatives have been affected
Marco Rubio: War has set Ukraine back a century
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that further funding for Ukraine will not yield the desired outcome and called for the start of negotiations in which both sides must make concessions.
Trump threatens BRICS nations with tariffs
Newly elected US President Donald Trump threatened harsh trade measures against BRICS nations if they attempt to replace the US dollar in international trade.
North Korean troops withdrawn from front line after heavy losses
According to The New York Times, North Korea has withdrawn its troops from the front line in Russia following heavy losses.
Slovakia detains Ukrainian citizen over alleged coup plot
Slovak authorities have detained a Ukrainian citizen on suspicion of preparing a coup d'état. This was announced by the head of the country's police, according to the publication Dennikn.
US prepares underground nuclear tests in Nevada
This spring, the United States plans to conduct an underground nuclear test at a test site in Nevada. This is reported by the American broadcaster NPR.
Another hostage exchange between Israel and Hamas
The second phase of the hostage exchange has begun in the Gaza Strip, under which Hamas will return eight people, while Israel will release more than 100 Palestinian prisoners.
Transitional president declared in Syria
Following the ouster of Bashar al-Assad, a new interim president has been declared in Syria. He is Ahmad al-Sharaa, the leader of the armed group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham
Greenland urged to rejoin the EU
Danish MEP Morten Løkkegaard has called on Greenlandic authorities to review their status and consider joining the European Union.
Germany resumes border controls
Germany is reintroducing permanent border controls on its borders, which had been abolished following the entry into force of the Schengen Agreement.
Why Boyko's assets remained untouched despite sanctions
A recent decree by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky imposing sanctions on Yury Boyko has raised questions in society. Despite the strict measures taken against the politician, his assets have not been frozen.
USAID provided Ukraine with nearly $5.5 billion in 2024
According to Forbes, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) allocated significant financial aid to Ukraine in 2024, amounting to nearly $5.5 billion.
New Syrian authorities demand extradition of Bashar al-Assad
The new Syrian administration has demanded that Russia hand over former President Bashar al-Assad, who left the country after losing power. This was reported by Reuters, citing its own sources.
Trump to deport all foreign antisemites from the country
Trump signed an order to deport all foreign antisemites, including students, The New York Post reports.
Azerbaijan, Turkey and Uzbekistan to jointly fight for sovereignty
Azerbaijan, Turkey and Uzbekistan have agreed to jointly combat threats to their sovereignty, Anadolu reports.
Trump signs and revokes record number of executive orders
Trump signed 38 executive orders in the first nine days of his second term — more than any of his predecessors.
Who and how is profiting from war-inflicted destruction
Following the destruction caused by the war, enormous sums are allocated for the restoration of Ukrainian cities. However, according to investigations, a significant portion of these funds ends up in the pockets of politicians and businesspeople close to…