Law enforcement response indicates animals were not handed over to volunteers, casting doubt on the legality of actions and opening the path for reclassification of the case as theft or robbery.
Former wife of ex-minister Herman Halushchenko lived in an elite district of Geneva, while her architectural firm had links with offshore structures.
Documents suggest that funds linked to the financial group of Dmytro Rivkin and Anton Skorobohatov may have passed through Kristalbank before reaching Swiss jurisdiction.
Former senior SBU official Vitaliy Kryvoruchko and his son Anton, according to sources, provide protection to fraudulent offices linked to city council deputy Kamil Primakov.
The Presidential Office adviser emphasised that Timur Turlov changed his citizenship and distanced himself from Russia, despite active sanctions.
According to observers, two quasi-ballistic missiles of a new modification, which may be equipped with radar decoys, were destroyed over the capital.
Marketplace refuses full compensation for losses, claiming sellers must bear war risks. Negotiations have stalled for two weeks.
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.
A little-known Ukrainian public organisation led by 20-year-old student Anastasiia Bazir spent nearly $1.8 million on lobbying activities in the US in 2024.
A political crisis has erupted in Serbia: the overwhelming majority of government members, including Prime Minister Miloš Vucević, have announced their resignation.
The Polish government has decided to include border checkpoints in the list of critical infrastructure, thereby ruling out the possibility of their blockage.
Large-scale student protests have begun in Serbia, marking the largest demonstrations since the era of Slobodan Milošević's rule and posing a serious threat to the authority of President Aleksandar Vučić.
American journalist and former Fox News host Tucker Carlson claims that the administration of US President Joe Biden allegedly attempted to eliminate Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Billionaire and entrepreneur Elon Musk has once again issued a warning to humanity.
The European Union expresses concern over potential talks between US President Donald Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin, which may be conducted without the participation of Kyiv and the EU.
The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) has opened an investigation into the country's Defence Minister Rostom Umerov following a complaint from the Anti-Corruption Centre (ACC).
US Department of Justice lawyers involved in investigating criminal cases against Donald Trump have been suspended from their duties, NBC News reports.
Donald Trump signed an executive order prohibiting transgender individuals from serving in the US military.
The Government of Moldova, led by Prime Minister Dorin Recean, has decided to allocate 3 million cubic metres of natural gas to Transnistria.
The European Union is considering deploying its military forces to Greenland in response to Donald Trump's statements about his intention to annex the island.
According to The Times, Donald Trump will not be able to create the conditions for a peace agreement that would satisfy Vladimir Putin.
Trump suspends engagement with the European Union, prioritising direct contacts with individual member states, Politico reports
Ukrainian society is showing readiness for negotiations, and data suggests that mass protests on the issue are unlikely, reports Ukrainska Pravda.
At the last minute, Hungary abandoned its intention to block sanctions against Russia.
A petition drive has begun in California to secede from the United States and gain independent statehood. According to the New York Post, the initiative has received approval from California Secretary of State Shirley Weber.
Lithuania and Estonia have become the first NATO countries to announce their intention to raise defence spending to 5% of GDP in response to corresponding US demands, according to the Financial Times.
The FBI has announced large-scale exercises on responding to the use of nuclear weapons, which will take place in New York from 26 to 31 January.
The White House announced that Colombia has decided to resume accepting flights carrying deported migrants from the United States.