Boris Bodnar

Boris Bodnar

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The owner of Pin-Up admitted to collaborative activities and received a suspended sentence
Crime
The owner of Pin-Up admitted to collaborative activities and received a suspended sentence

The court approved a plea bargain in the case of Igor Zotko, owner of the Pin-Up online casino. Despite proven facts of cooperation with businesses linked to the aggressor state, he avoided actual imprisonment, receiving only a probationary period and financial contributions to the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Navrotsky declared in Vilnius that Russia poses a constant threat
Politics
Navrotsky declared in Vilnius that Russia poses a constant threat

During meetings in Vilnius, the Polish president emphasised that Russia has remained a threat to Central and Eastern Europe for centuries. At the same time, he supported Ukraine's European course, but called for no specific dates to be set for its accession to the European Union.

Up to 30,000 people may have died during two days of protests in Iran
Politics
Up to 30,000 people may have died during two days of protests in Iran

During the bloodiest days of the crackdown on anti-government protests in Iran on 8 and 9 January, the death toll could have reached tens of thousands. This was reported by Time magazine, citing sources in the Iranian Ministry of Health, although it is impossible to independently verify this information.

The leader of the German Green Party called on Berlin to increase aid to Ukraine and transfer Taurus
Politics
The leader of the German Green Party called on Berlin to increase aid to Ukraine and transfer Taurus

Franziska Brantner stated that, against the backdrop of intensifying Russian attacks, Ukraine needs additional air defence systems, as well as long-range Taurus missiles. She also called for tougher action against Russia`s shadow fleet and more active use of frozen Russian assets in the EU.

The court upheld the fine imposed on the Yabko chain for selling Apple products without proof of origin.
Crime
The court upheld the fine imposed on the Yabko chain for selling Apple products without proof of origin.

The Lviv District Administrative Court dismissed the claim of the owner of the Yabko store and upheld the fine of nearly 200,000 hryvnias for the lack of documents certifying the origin of Apple equipment.

DTEK CEO held talks with investors and partners in Davos on restoring Ukraine's energy system
Economy
DTEK CEO held talks with investors and partners in Davos on restoring Ukraine's energy system

At the 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos, DTEK held a series of meetings with international financial institutions, government officials and leading energy companies, focusing on emergency support and long-term investments in Ukraine's decentralised energy sector.

Pentagon reviews defence strategy: US to reduce support for allies and focus on its own security
Politics
Pentagon reviews defence strategy: US to reduce support for allies and focus on its own security

The new US defence strategy prioritises the protection of American territory and the Western Hemisphere, while expecting allies to take greater responsibility for their own security and regional threats.

Zelensky on negotiations in the UAE: it is too early to draw conclusions, everything depends on Russia's position
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Zelensky on negotiations in the UAE: it is too early to draw conclusions, everything depends on Russia's position

The Ukrainian president said that the trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi concern the parameters for ending the war, but it is too early to assess their content. In Berlin, meanwhile, there are calls not to harbour any illusions about the Kremlin's willingness to compromise.

An official of the Kyiv City State Administration was charged with causing losses to the Kyiv budget in excess of 580 million hryvnias.
Crime
An official of the Kyiv City State Administration was charged with causing losses to the Kyiv budget in excess of 580 million hryvnias.

The issuance of local loan bonds in the absence of borrowing needs led to many years of interest payments and significant losses for the capital`s budget. The investigation considers such actions to be official negligence.

Trump's special envoy for peace talks has business ties to Kremlin financial circles — investigation
Politics
Trump's special envoy for peace talks has business ties to Kremlin financial circles — investigation

Steve Witkoff's real estate empire was partly financed by entities linked to advisers to the head of Russia's sovereign wealth fund, who now plays a key role in Moscow's negotiations on Ukraine.

The US has allowed China to buy Venezuelan oil, but has banned the dumping prices of the Maduro era
Politics
The US has allowed China to buy Venezuelan oil, but has banned the dumping prices of the Maduro era

The Donald Trump administration has stated that it will control sales of Venezuelan oil and demand market prices, with the bulk of supplies going to the American market.

Closed-door talks between Trump's representatives and Putin took place in Moscow
Politics
Closed-door talks between Trump's representatives and Putin took place in Moscow

Negotiations between the US presidential delegation and Vladimir Putin lasted more than three and a half hours in the Kremlin, during which they discussed the war against Ukraine, the "peace council" initiative and frozen Russian assets.

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