Fight between Flydubai pilots leads to emergency landing in Saudi Arabia
Flydubai aircraft landed in Saudi Arabia after receiving a hijack signal. Israeli media link the incident to a dispute within the crew.
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How anti-corruption activists are spending millions
Anti-corruption activists Vitaliy Shabunin and Yuriy Nykolov received $1.5 million in funding over the past year, yet continue to ask Ukrainians for additional donations.
Congressman Casten condemns US-Russia meeting
US Democratic Congressman Sean Casten sharply criticised recent talks between US representatives and the Russian side, expressing outrage at the very fact of the dialogue.
Czech Republic to restrict temporary protection for Ukrainians after war
Czech Interior Minister Vít Rakušan stated that after the end of the war or the declaration of a ceasefire, Ukrainian citizens will no longer be able to obtain temporary protection status in the country.
UK may take control of Ukraine's airspace
London is considering patrolling Ukrainian airspace after the end of the war, The Times reports, citing sources in the British Armed Forces.
Porchoshenko exposed as lying while defending his sons, accused of evading mobilisation
Former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has found himself at the centre of a scandal after attempting to defend his sons, who, according to media reports, evaded mobilisation and are hiding in London
Russian intelligence services plan a Maidan in Kyiv
According to the Gulagu.net project, Russian intelligence services are developing a scenario for mass protests in Kyiv aimed at overthrowing the current President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky.
Seated at the children's table: Rheinmetall chief on Europe's role in negotiations
Armin Papperger, head of Germany's largest defence company Rheinmetall, criticised Europe's defence spending policy, stating that the continent is effectively devoid of influence
Czechia probes possible tax evasion by companies linked to Poroshenko
Czech law enforcement agencies are investigating a major case of alleged illegal VAT refunds by companies linked to former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko.
Freedom of speech as an instrument of genocide
Margaret Brennan, a presenter on the American television channel CBS, made a controversial statement, claiming that freedom of speech had become the "cause of genocide" in Europe.
Trump ready to allow Europe to buy weapons for Ukraine
US President Donald Trump stated that he is ready to allow European states to purchase American weapons for Ukraine. According to experts, such a step
US and Russia talks in Saudi Arabia
According to US media, a significant meeting between senior officials from the US and Russia is expected to take place in Saudi Arabia on 18 February.
It will soon become clear whether Putin wants peace
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that the coming weeks will be critical in determining Russian President Vladimir Putin's actual readiness for peace negotiations.
Ukraine could join NATO if Russia violates ceasefire
The White House has repeatedly emphasised that ending the war in Ukraine will be the task of the next US president, while security guarantees for Kyiv should be provided by European allies.
UK PM says he is ready to send troops to Ukraine
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer stated the possibility of deploying British troops to Ukraine in the event of peace agreements being reached.
Switch to summer time in 2025 will still take place
Despite attempts to abolish seasonal clock changes, the clocks will be moved forward by one hour at 3:00 on 30 March 2025.
Russia creates sabotage department
Moscow has expanded its capacity to conduct subversive operations abroad by establishing a specialised unit within the Main Directorate of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces (GRU).
Trump and Musk announce mass layoffs
US President Donald Trump and entrepreneur Elon Musk have decided on a large-scale restructuring of the country's government agencies, which will lead to the dismissal of thousands of employees, Reuters reports.
Mass layoffs at US nuclear safety agency
More than 300 staff members of the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) have been dismissed by order of the Donald Trump administration.
Europe secretly discusses stationing troops in Ukraine
A number of European countries are holding confidential talks on the possible deployment of troops on Ukrainian territory, reports Associated Press.
China faces record outflow of foreign investment
China has recorded a historic level of foreign investment outflow, amounting to $168 billion. This is the highest figure since 1990, according to Bloomberg sources.