Roman  Panasyuk

Roman Panasyuk

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EU seeks diplomatic solutions to resolve situation in Middle East — Callas
Politics
EU seeks diplomatic solutions to resolve situation in Middle East — Callas

The European Union is in contact with Israel and Arab partners amid the start of US military operations in the region.

Ukrzaliznytsia announced changes to train schedules on 28 February
War
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Ukrzaliznytsia announced changes to train schedules on 28 February

Due to the security situation and the consequences of shelling, temporary traffic restrictions are in place in a number of regions.

Seven police officers to stand trial in Kherson region for falsified searches and extortion
Crime
Seven police officers to stand trial in Kherson region for falsified searches and extortion

Prosecutors from the Office of the Prosecutor General have submitted an indictment to the court against an organised group of seven National Police officers in the Kherson region. They are accused of falsifying evidence, illegally interfering in private life and extorting money during searches.

British and French paratroopers have completed preparations for a possible peacekeeping mission in Ukraine
Politics
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British and French paratroopers have completed preparations for a possible peacekeeping mission in Ukraine

More than 600 soldiers from the 16th Air Assault Brigade conducted final training exercises in France alongside the 11th Parachute Brigade. The manoeuvres took place amid reports of a possible deployment of peacekeeping forces in the event of a ceasefire between Moscow and Kyiv.

A wave of violence swept through Culiacán after the death of drug lord El Mencho.
Crime
A wave of violence swept through Culiacán after the death of drug lord El Mencho.

Following the elimination of one of Mexico's most wanted drug lords, the struggle between gangs has intensified, and the city of Culiacán in the state of Sinaloa increasingly resembles a war zone.

New materials in the Epstein case include a photo of Stephen Hawking with two girls in bikinis; his family says they are his carers.
Crime
New materials in the Epstein case include a photo of Stephen Hawking with two girls in bikinis; his family says they are his carers.

In a new collection of materials from the Jeffrey Epstein case, a photograph of Stephen Hawking with two women in swimsuits was released. The scientist's family stated that the photograph shows his long-time carers.

The first child born to a mother with a transplanted uterus from a deceased donor was born in the United Kingdom.
Society
The first child born to a mother with a transplanted uterus from a deceased donor was born in the United Kingdom.

The first baby in the United Kingdom born to a woman who received a uterus transplant from a deceased donor was born in London. The boy was born in December by Caesarean section.

The Italian Senate has finally approved a decree on aid to Ukraine
Politics
The Italian Senate has finally approved a decree on aid to Ukraine

The Italian Senate supported the government decree on Ukraine and approved its final transformation into law. The document extends the authorisation to transfer military aid to Ukraine until the end of 2026.

Kyiv in the fourth winter of the war, life under power cuts
Society
Kyiv in the fourth winter of the war, life under power cuts

The text describes life in Kyiv under curfew and regular power and heating cuts, as well as how the protracted war is changing daily habits, relationships and perceptions of the future. It also mentions losses, displacement of people and the impact of martial law on public life.

The decline in energy revenues is putting increased pressure on Russia's economy
Economy
The decline in energy revenues is putting increased pressure on Russia's economy

Against the backdrop of the fourth anniversary of its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russia is facing deepening economic problems. Declining revenues from energy exports are complicating the financing of the war and increasing budgetary pressure.

Australia has introduced its largest package of sanctions against Russia since 2022.
Politics
Australia has introduced its largest package of sanctions against Russia since 2022.

On the fourth anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Australia announced new restrictions against Russia. This is the country's largest sanctions package since February 2022.

The United Kingdom has imposed its largest package of sanctions against Russia in four years.
Politics
The United Kingdom has imposed its largest package of sanctions against Russia in four years.

On 24 February, the British government announced a new package of restrictions against Russia. It was the largest since the first months of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

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