Joint investigation by The Guardian and ITV exposed misconduct by the famous children's author. The High Court refused a ban on publishing the materials, leading to the termination of his contract with publisher HarperCollins.
Vladyslav Sokolov, linked to contracts for the protection of energy facilities, is involved in a case concerning a beating that ended in death. The court selected detention as his preventive measure.
As a result of a joint night operation by the SBU and other military units, fuel storage tanks at the port of Ust-Luga and the missile ship Buyan-M were damaged.
Investment banker Serhiy Fursa stated that the dollar rate was kept at the 45-hryvnia mark so the president would not worry.
Leader of the band Vopli Vidoplyasova spoke in an interview about an incident with a Russian propagandist that began due to offensive shouts during a concert.
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.
Millions of Spaniards joined mass protests: rents have risen by 80% and property prices by 63% over the last decade.
Dmytro Lubinets stated that residents of the occupied city, after medical rehabilitation and receiving aid, settled in Bukovyna, Volyn, and Zakarpattia.
The High Anti-Corruption Court (HAC) concluded the trial of Dmytro Travynov, director of the limited liability company "Avtotekhcenter". The judge found him guilty of aiding in the receipt of a bribe.
According to the court's findings, Travynov acted as an accomplice to the former head of the Black Sea Port in Odesa. His actions were classified as facilitating the receipt of a bribe amounting to 250,000 US dollars.
The verdict was the outcome of an investigation in which the defendant managed to "buy his way out" with all his assets.
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