Katerina Melnychenko

Katerina Melnychenko

Deputy Editor-in-Chief

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Von der Leyen and Costa to visit Kyiv on the fourth anniversary of Russia`s full-scale invasion
Politics
Von der Leyen and Costa to visit Kyiv on the fourth anniversary of Russia`s full-scale invasion

The visit by EU leaders is intended to show solidarity with Ukraine amid continued Russian aggression, increased attacks on the energy sector and preparations for a new package of sanctions against Moscow.

Russian attack damaged DTEK thermal power plant, leaving over a thousand homes in Kyiv without heat
Society
Russian attack damaged DTEK thermal power plant, leaving over a thousand homes in Kyiv without heat

The Russian Federation's massive strike on energy infrastructure on 3 February caused serious damage to DTEK's thermal power plants and disrupted heat supply in the capital.

Fuel prices are rising again: how much will Ukrainians pay for petrol, diesel and autogas?
Society
Fuel prices are rising again: how much will Ukrainians pay for petrol, diesel and autogas?

In February, prices at petrol stations may exceed psychological thresholds due to taxes, currency and global oil prices.

A man was detained in Kyiv for setting off fireworks during the war: the police opened a case
Society
A man was detained in Kyiv for setting off fireworks during the war: the police opened a case

Law enforcement officers in the capital identified and detained a man who set off fireworks in a residential area, explaining his actions by saying he wanted to impress people.

Kyiv region received nearly 500 generators for critical infrastructure from partners in one week
War
Kyiv region received nearly 500 generators for critical infrastructure from partners in one week

International aid helps keep social services running and supports families with kids during power cuts.

Russia launched more than 6,000 drones and 158 missiles at Ukraine in a month, and the attacks continue
Society
Russia launched more than 6,000 drones and 158 missiles at Ukraine in a month, and the attacks continue

Massive strikes on energy, logistics and transport are forcing Ukraine to constantly rebuild its infrastructure and increase its need for air defence systems.

The US offers India Venezuelan oil instead of Russian oil
Politics
The US offers India Venezuelan oil instead of Russian oil

Washington allows Delhi to resume oil purchases from Venezuela amid declining imports from Russia and US efforts to reduce the Kremlin's oil revenues.

The European Commission has launched an investigation against Slovakia over the dismantling of whistleblower protections
Politics
The European Commission has launched an investigation against Slovakia over the dismantling of whistleblower protections

Brussels believes that Robert Fico's government's actions violate EU rules and could lead to financial sanctions for the country.

Ireland allocates €25 million to Ukraine for the restoration of energy infrastructure in winter
Politics
Ireland allocates €25 million to Ukraine for the restoration of energy infrastructure in winter

The funds will be directed to the Ukrainian Energy Support Fund to restore electricity and heating amid severe frosts and constant Russian attacks on critical infrastructure.

Ukraine is technically ready to join the EU in 2027 and supports most points of the American peace plan
Politics
Ukraine is technically ready to join the EU in 2027 and supports most points of the American peace plan

The president said that Ukraine could be ready for EU membership as early as 2027 and insists on setting a date for accession in the peace agreement. At the same time, Kyiv agrees with most of the points of the American settlement plan and counts on the role of the United States in its implementation.

A member of the Uzhhorod City Council has been charged with declaring millions in his tax return and legalising funds.
Crime
A member of the Uzhhorod City Council has been charged with declaring millions in his tax return and legalising funds.

Law enforcement officials suspect the deputy of concealing significant sums in his declaration and using financial schemes to legalise funds of dubious origin. The total amount involved in the case exceeds 25 million hryvnia.

Russia sharply increased gold sales to China amid depletion of reserves
Economy
Russia sharply increased gold sales to China amid depletion of reserves

In 2025, Russian gold exports to China increased ninefold, reaching over $3 billion, which indicates Moscow's attempts to urgently close budget gaps.

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