Katerina Melnychenko

Katerina Melnychenko

Deputy Editor-in-Chief

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Ilya Traber, a crime boss linked to Putin, has been arrested in Russia
Society
Ilya Traber, a crime boss linked to Putin, has been arrested in Russia

Businessman Ilya Traber, known as a crime boss with the nickname ‘Antikvar’, has been arrested in Russia. He is accused of involvement in the contract killing of businessman Alexander Petrov in 2020.

Payments to internally displaced persons in July 2026: who needs to submit their documents by the end of June
Society
Payments to internally displaced persons in July 2026: who needs to submit their documents by the end of June

In July 2026, assistance will be automatically extended for the majority of internally displaced persons. However, certain categories of displaced persons will need to resubmit their documents by the end of June in order to apply for or renew their benefits.

Prince Harry is to bring Meghan Markle and their children to Britain for the first time in four years
Society
Prince Harry is to bring Meghan Markle and their children to Britain for the first time in four years

Prince Harry is planning to visit the UK in July with Meghan Markle and their children. For Archie and Lilibet, this could be their first visit to the country in four years.

Bulgaria has spoken out against some of the EU’s sanctions against Russia and Patriarch Kirill
Politics
Bulgaria has spoken out against some of the EU’s sanctions against Russia and Patriarch Kirill

Bulgaria does not support certain provisions of the European Union’s 21st package of sanctions against Russia, which is still being prepared for consideration. Sofia, in particular, opposes some of the energy restrictions and sanctions targeting Patriarch Kirill, the head of the Russian Orthodox Church.

Russia has attacked Kyiv with ‘Bandera-rols’: what is known about the new munition
War
Russia has attacked Kyiv with ‘Bandera-rols’: what is known about the new munition

During the large-scale attack on Kyiv on the night of 15 June, Russian forces once again used ‘Banderole’ loitering munitions. This is a new type of weapon that combines the characteristics of a drone and a small-calibre winged missile.

Russia has damaged the Kharkiv Art Museum: around 1,000 exhibits have been affected
Society
Russia has damaged the Kharkiv Art Museum: around 1,000 exhibits have been affected

Following a Russian drone strike on the Kharkiv Art Museum, the roof, attic and top floor of the building were damaged. According to preliminary reports, around 1,000 museum artefacts were damaged.

Von der Leyen wants to restrict the admission of Ukrainians to the EU
Politics
Von der Leyen wants to restrict the admission of Ukrainians to the EU

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is preparing a proposal to restrict the simplified admission of Ukrainians to EU countries. The changes are likely to affect men of conscription age.

Brigitte Macron nearly fell during a photo shoot at the G7
Society
Brigitte Macron nearly fell during a photo shoot at the G7

France’s First Lady, Brigitte Macron, nearly lost her balance during a group photo session at the G7 summit. US President Donald Trump, who was standing nearby, steadied her.

Lubinec made contact with Belarus following accusations that Ukraine had attacked a bus carrying children
Politics
Lubinec made contact with Belarus following accusations that Ukraine had attacked a bus carrying children

Dmytro Lubinets, the Verkhovna Rada’s Human Rights Commissioner, urgently contacted the Belarusian side following reports of an alleged attack by a Ukrainian drone on a coach carrying a children’s football team in the Bryansk region of the Russian Federation.

Rico Verhoeven offered Usyk an immediate rematch following the commission’s decision
Sports
Rico Verhoeven offered Usyk an immediate rematch following the commission’s decision

Dutch boxer Rico Verhoeven has challenged Oleksandr Usyk to an immediate rematch after the commission rejected his protest against his early defeat in the title fight.

18 June 2026: what church feast day is it, what should not be done, and folk omens
Society
18 June 2026: what church feast day is it, what should not be done, and folk omens

On 18 June 2026, according to the new church calendar, Orthodox Christians commemorate Saint Leontius the Martyr. In folk tradition, this day was associated with exercising caution in one’s words, actions and interactions with others.

Floyd Mayweather Jr. faces prison over a $200,000 watch
Society
Floyd Mayweather Jr. faces prison over a $200,000 watch

Former world boxing champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. is facing charges of fraud and theft in Nevada following the purchase of an Audemars Piguet watch for $200,000.

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