Journalists uncover hidden assets of MP Vatsak: $3.5m car fleet and state losses
Investigation reveals network of luxury cars in Gennadiy Vatsak's circle and series of violations in his business causing multi-million losses to state budget.
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Yushchenko: I do not care how many Russians there are, we will defeat them
Former President Viktor Yushchenko assured that Russia's population size will not affect the outcome, as Ukraine is capable of victory.
US proposes Russia review Europe's security architecture within peace deal
Washington is asking Moscow to prepare an updated document that accounts for Russian demands but also includes steps by the Russian Federation to de-escalate tensions.
Fesenko: Abu Dhabi talks ended in a dead end, apart from Budanov's agreement on prisoner exchange
Political scientist Volodymyr Fesenko stated that the only concrete achievement of the trilateral consultations was an agreement on a large-scale exchange of prisoners of war, coordinated by Kyrylo Budanov.
Zelensky calls on men of mobilisation age to return to Ukraine
The President of Ukraine stressed that citizens of mobilisation age abroad must be in the country.
President demands verification of regional reports on heating status
Volodymyr Zelensky instructed the government, the National Security and Defence Council, and the President's Office to monitor the accuracy of data on heating and technical support in the regions.
Zelensky expects Putin's reaction after Moscow refuses to discuss ceasefire in Abu Dhabi
The Russian delegation in Abu Dhabi lacked the authority to agree on a ceasefire. Kyiv's proposals are now to be reviewed by US special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner during their visit to Moscow.
Volodymyr Zelensky begins two-day visit to Dublin for EPC summit
The President of Ukraine has arrived in Ireland to attend the ninth European Political Community summit. During his stay, he is scheduled to hold talks with approximately 20 heads of state and government.
Experts warn Germany of risk of debt rising to 98% of GDP due to military spending
Germany's Independent Council of Economic Experts warned that permanent defence financing through borrowing could lead to a critical increase in public debt and tax pressure.
India reduces number of visa categories for foreigners from 13 to 9
New Delhi has updated entry rules to facilitate access for tourists, students, and businesses, significantly simplifying the application form and permit structure.
Kaja Kallas: US has no right to decide fate of frozen Russian assets
EU High Representative stressed that only European countries have the authority to make decisions on sanctions and frozen Russian funds, and Washington cannot act on their behalf.
Medinsky claims Russia will not return occupied Ukrainian territories
Head of the Russian delegation in Abu Dhabi, Vladimir Medinsky, categorically rejected the scenario of a land swap, emphasising that Moscow considers all occupied areas its own property.
Shevchenkivskyi Court to review security measures for Ihor Kolomoyskyi
The court will decide whether to stop escorting the businessman to court and doctors.
EU agrees sanctions against 50 banks and shadow fleet companies
European Union diplomats reached agreement on a new package of restrictive measures affecting the financial sector and companies linked to the shadow fleet.
Russia's US ambassador Alexander Darchiev dies
The Russian Foreign Ministry announced the death of the diplomat, who had led the mission in the US since March 2025. He was 66 years old.
Berlin police explain who is conducting surveys of Russians at the airport
German Federal Police clarified that conversations with Russian citizens in Berlin-Brandenburg are not part of border control but are carried out by another agency.
Spaniards join first nationwide strike in 14 years over housing crisis
Millions of Spaniards joined mass protests: rents have risen by 80% and property prices by 63% over the last decade.
Ombudsman reports on resettlement of evacuees from Oleshky to western regions
Dmytro Lubinets stated that residents of the occupied city, after medical rehabilitation and receiving aid, settled in Bukovyna, Volyn, and Zakarpattia.
Trump was warned of possible links between Nvidia chief and woman suspected of spying for China
US intelligence agencies may have informed the president of potential contacts between Jensen Huang and Alice Huang, who is suspected of collaborating with Chinese intelligence, yet the US leader continued his business relations with the tech executive.
Language ombudsman explains lack of sanctions against Zelensky for using Russian
Olena Ivanovska stated that communicating with foreign media is not a legal violation, unlike the case involving a fine for Kyrylo Budanov.
Rome may temporarily halt Aster missile transfers to Ukraine due to ammunition shortage
Italy is considering a pause in supplying interceptors for SAMP/T systems due to depleted stockpiles and slow production. The defence minister assures that military support is not ceasing.