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The territorial issue will be the key topic of two days of talks between Ukraine and Russia, with the participation of the United States, in the UAE. Despite diplomatic contacts, the positions of the parties remain rigid, with Moscow insisting on concessions that Kyiv rejects.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico and his Hungarian counterpart Viktor Orbán are weakening the European Union by promoting narratives and political alliances that benefit the Kremlin.
The State Bureau of Investigations has completed its investigation into the management of the Lower Dniester Hydroelectric Power Plant, which caused the state nearly 5 million hryvnias in losses during procurement in 2023.
The US President announced the deployment of significant naval forces to the Persian Gulf region, emphasising the desire to avoid escalation and leaving room for diplomacy with Tehran.
In Davos, the US President`s special envoy stated that the idea of duty-free trade with Ukraine could give Kyiv a significant competitive advantage and accelerate the revival of industry.
Warsaw sent 400 generators from state reserves to Kyiv and surrounding communities, while Russian strikes left a significant part of the capital without electricity and heat.
Damascus has announced a four-day ceasefire and offered Kurdish forces a place in central structures with guarantees of their rights, while Washington signals the end of its long-term presence.
Paris proposes to hold Alliance manoeuvres in the Danish autonomous region ahead of the World Economic Forum in Davos, where the US president may once again raise the issue of Greenland.
The US military has taken control of the oil tanker Sagitta, which violated the blockade on Venezuelan oil exports imposed by Donald Trump's administration.
Due to massive shelling since October 2025, 8.5 GW of power generation capacity has been damaged in Ukraine, and the state is forced to seek a billion dollars for equipment and reserves to get through the harsh winter.
After heavy shelling by Russian troops, the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant was left without external power supply, and power lines supplying other nuclear power plants in Ukraine were also damaged.
More than 11,000 people received psychological support in the capital amid prolonged shelling, cold weather and power outages.
