Boris Bodnar

Boris Bodnar

Journalist

Author’s articles

Personal data can be sold online: how a Google tool helps remove your address and phone number from search results
Events
Personal data can be sold online: how a Google tool helps remove your address and phone number from search results

There are companies online that collect and sell users’ personal data — from names and home addresses to telephone numbers. However, there is a free Google tool that allows you to partially hide this information from search results.

Ukrenergo has warned of power restrictions
War
Ukrenergo has warned of power restrictions

Energy officials have announced temporary restrictions for industrial consumers due to the impact of Russian attacks on energy infrastructure.

A Russian attack destroyed the production facilities of the Ukrainian brands TG Botanical, ANISIMOV, JUL and TAGO in Brovary
Events
A Russian attack destroyed the production facilities of the Ukrainian brands TG Botanical, ANISIMOV, JUL and TAGO in Brovary

As a result of the Russian night-time attack on the Kyiv region, the production facilities of several Ukrainian fashion brands in Brovary were destroyed.

Wired headphones are back in fashion: why people are turning their backs on Bluetooth
Society
Wired headphones are back in fashion: why people are turning their backs on Bluetooth

Sales of wired headphones are surging, and users are increasingly opting for simpler technologies because of sound quality, reliability and even fashion.

A US court is hearing a case against Meta and Google over the harm caused by social media to teenagers
Society
A US court is hearing a case against Meta and Google over the harm caused by social media to teenagers

A woman who spent up to 16 hours a day on Instagram has filed a lawsuit against the tech giants — her case could set a precedent for thousands of similar lawsuits.

Night-time attack on Ukraine: air defence forces have shot down hundreds of drones and missiles
War
  • Important
Night-time attack on Ukraine: air defence forces have shot down hundreds of drones and missiles

During a massive combined offensive, Russian forces launched nearly 500 air strikes, most of which were successfully intercepted.

Naftogaz has finally won its case against Gazprom in the Swiss Supreme Court, securing a judgment of over $1.4 billion
Politics
Naftogaz has finally won its case against Gazprom in the Swiss Supreme Court, securing a judgment of over $1.4 billion

The Swiss Federal Supreme Court has dismissed in its entirety the appeal lodged by Russia’s Gazprom seeking to overturn the arbitration award in favour of Naftogaz. Consequently, the ruling ordering the payment of over $1.4 billion to the Ukrainian company remains in force.

Iran may allow Indian tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz
Politics
Iran may allow Indian tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz

An Indian source reported that Iran is ready to allow tankers flying the Indian flag to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. At the same time, an Iranian source outside the country denied the existence of such an agreement.

Russian troops attacked several regions of Ukraine, causing casualties and injuries
Society
Russian troops attacked several regions of Ukraine, causing casualties and injuries

Over the past 24 hours, Russian troops have carried out massive attacks on a number of regions in Ukraine. The shelling and drone strikes have resulted in deaths, injuries and significant damage to civilian infrastructure.

Iran warned of a possible rise in oil prices to $200 and announced a transition to continuous strikes.
Economy
Iran warned of a possible rise in oil prices to $200 and announced a transition to continuous strikes.

A representative of Iran's military command said that Tehran could move from reciprocal strikes to continuous attacks on its enemies. The country also warned of a possible sharp rise in global oil prices.

The US is easing restrictions on Russian oil amid rising energy prices
Politics
The US is easing restrictions on Russian oil amid rising energy prices

The administration of US President Donald Trump has begun to ease certain restrictions on Russian oil exports. This comes amid a sharp rise in energy prices due to the conflict surrounding Iran.

In February, 1,131 cases of tuberculosis were recorded in Ukraine.
Society
In February, 1,131 cases of tuberculosis were recorded in Ukraine.

During February 2026, 1,131 cases of tuberculosis were registered in Ukraine. The data was released by the Centre for Public Health.

  1. 1
  2. 2
  3. ...
  4. 50
  5. 51
  6. 52
  7. ...
  8. 81
  9. 82