Artur Romanchenko

Artur Romanchenko

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Ukraine honours defenders of Donetsk airport
War
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Ukraine honours defenders of Donetsk airport

On 20 January, the military leadership and the Defence Forces recalled the feat of the defenders of the Donetsk Airport, who became a symbol of the indomitable Ukrainian spirit.

The government has increased support for the social sector due to the emergency situation in the energy sector.
Economy
The government has increased support for the social sector due to the emergency situation in the energy sector.

The Cabinet of Ministers has approved a package of decisions to ensure the stable operation of medical, educational and social institutions amid the energy crisis and cold weather in the regions.

The World Economic Forum begins in Davos: Trump's speech and Ukraine's negotiations with the US are expected
Politics
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The World Economic Forum begins in Davos: Trump's speech and Ukraine's negotiations with the US are expected

The forum in Switzerland is taking place against a backdrop of geopolitical tensions, trade disputes and discussions about ending Russia`s war against Ukraine.

Billionaires wealth hits new record high
Finance
Billionaires wealth hits new record high

Global wealth is concentrating faster than ever before: the wealthiest people on the planet are seeing unprecedented growth in their fortunes against a backdrop of deepening global inequality.

Russian attack on Odessa region's energy infrastructure: tens of thousands of families left without power
War
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Russian attack on Odessa region's energy infrastructure: tens of thousands of families left without power

A night-time attack on an energy facility in Odesa led to widespread power cuts and complex restoration work.

Court to consider seizure of Yulia Tymoshenko's property: when will the hearing take place?
Crime
Court to consider seizure of Yulia Tymoshenko's property: when will the hearing take place?

The decision on the possible seizure of assets belonging to the leader of the Batkivshchyna party has been postponed to another date amid disputes over bail.

Carbon monoxide poisoning in Kirovohrad region: rescuers remind people of safety rules
Society
Carbon monoxide poisoning in Kirovohrad region: rescuers remind people of safety rules

In the Novoukrainka district, a woman was hospitalised due to carbon monoxide poisoning, and rescuers are urging people not to ignore basic safety rules.

The Syrian army has crossed the Euphrates and is advancing northeast, displacing Kurdish forces.
War
The Syrian army has crossed the Euphrates and is advancing northeast, displacing Kurdish forces.

Government forces have entered territories that have been controlled by the Kurds for years, captured Al-Tabqa with its large hydroelectric power plant, and are fighting for Raqqa and Deir ez-Zor after the SDF retreated across the Euphrates.

Presidential elections in Portugal could strengthen the position of right-wing populists in Europe
Politics
Presidential elections in Portugal could strengthen the position of right-wing populists in Europe

None of the 11 candidates is likely to win an absolute majority in the first round, and Chega party leader André Ventura has a chance to take the country's far-right forces to a new level.

Musk filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, demanding compensation of up to $134 billion.
Business
Musk filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, demanding compensation of up to $134 billion.

An American entrepreneur has filed a lawsuit in a California court, alleging misuse of his investments and OpenAI's departure from its non-commercial principles. The companies call the claims unfounded and are preparing for trial.

Italy has arrested a ship carrying 33,000 tonnes of metal that was heading for Novorossiysk in Russia.
Politics
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Italy has arrested a ship carrying 33,000 tonnes of metal that was heading for Novorossiysk in Russia.

In the port of Brindisi, Italian law enforcement officers detained a ship carrying ferrous metals from Russian waters in the Black Sea. Investigators believe that the voyage violated European Union sanctions against Russia.

Germany allocates another €60 million to support Ukraine's energy sector
Politics
Germany allocates another €60 million to support Ukraine's energy sector

Berlin has announced additional funding to strengthen Ukraine's energy resilience amid Russian attacks on civilian infrastructure. The funds will be directed towards heat, protection and heating systems, with a particular focus on frontline regions.

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