
16 days between protocol signing and Monaco's removal from FATF grey list
Monaco gained a clean reputation after signing a new protocol that changed the rules for asset owners: proving the legal origin of funds is now key.

Monaco gained a clean reputation after signing a new protocol that changed the rules for asset owners: proving the legal origin of funds is now key.

Woman detained at Medyka border crossing after attempting to hand officer 100 zloty. Vehicle and passengers returned to Ukraine; court to decide case's fate.

Police bomb disposal experts destroyed a fragment of a Russian drone found in a field in Boryspil district, left over after an attack.

Head of Poltava OVA Vitaliy Dyakivnych reported that on 1 November, an enemy UAV crashed in an open area. No reports of casualties or damage were received.

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During protests against the backdrop of the Constitutional Tribunal conflict, a man in a historical Polish cavalry costume was spotted among the demonstrators.

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Businesses are increasingly inviting back employees dismissed due to AI implementation, as the technology cannot fully replace human skills.

Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andrii Sibiha expressed sharp criticism of the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) decision, which will allow Russian hockey teams to participate in international competitions. The head of Ukraine's Foreign Ministry emphasised that such a step is unacceptable against the backdrop of the ongoing war.
In his statement, Sibiha noted that the return of Russian hockey to the international arena will stain the ice with Ukrainian blood. He emphasised that Russia has not stopped its war, continues to kill Ukrainians and carries out relentless attacks on cities. According to the minister's position, no changes have occurred that would justify the return of the Russian Federation's national hockey teams to competitions.
Official Kyiv considers the CAS decision to legitimise Russia's participation in the World Championship unacceptable. Russian national teams represent a state that is still waging an aggressive war. Allowing these teams to compete would currently grant Moscow the international legitimacy it seeks.
«Я закликаю міжнародну спортивну спільноту та всіх наших партнерів зайняти тверду позицію проти повторного допуску Росії до міжнародних змагань. Неможливо продовжувати свою діяльність, поки Росія веде війну проти України» ("I call on the international sports community and all our partners to take a firm stance against the readmission of Russia to international competitions. It is impossible to continue our activities while Russia is waging war against Ukraine"), wrote the head of Ukraine's Foreign Ministry, Andrii Sibiha.
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