
Russian shelling in Dnipropetrovsk region: one person injured
Oleksandr Hanza reported that on 7 November, drone and artillery attacks on two districts of the region damaged housing, leaving one person injured.

Oleksandr Hanza reported that on 7 November, drone and artillery attacks on two districts of the region damaged housing, leaving one person injured.

Donald Trump offered Dana White the position of White House press secretary. He also joked that Khabib Nurmagomedov and Islam Makhachev could serve as White's assistants.

Large-scale actions against rising prices have once again swept France. Significant police and gendarmerie forces were deployed to maintain public order.

Russia is sending senior representatives to the new round of discussions with Ukraine, which may indicate a shift in Kremlin tactics after a period of diplomatic stagnation.

Analysis of the YouTube mobile app's APK file revealed a separate service with messenger and social network features called Tamba.

INSA poll shows support for Friedrich Merz and the German governing coalition has hit an all-time low, while opposition AfD retains the lead.

The President noted that despite a generation surplus, Russian attacks on networks and stations create electricity shortages in Kyiv, Dnipropetrovsk and other regions.

Prime Minister Serhiy Koretskyi announced that World Food Programme funds have been allocated across six regions to improve student nutrition.

US intelligence agencies have levelled accusations against Nvidia chief Jensen Huang. According to information released by the Financial Times and US intelligence officials, the company's head became the target of a Chinese spy.
Investigations revealed that Alice Huang, who heads the Singapore-based firm Megaspeed, initiated the contacts. Intelligence agencies are convinced that her activities aimed to recruit Jensen Huang.
US security agencies believe these connections were used to mitigate the impact of export restrictions on chips. Intelligence officers consider Megaspeed to act merely as a conduit through which Chinese companies bypass sanctions pressure.
The result of this scheme was a sudden rise in the positions of Singapore and Malaysia. These countries found themselves in the top four global importers of artificial intelligence accelerators despite lacking their own powerful infrastructure.
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