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The administration of US President Donald Trump is in talks with Denmark regarding the deployment of new military facilities in Greenland. These are intended to be used to monitor the activities of Russia and China.
The mayor of the American town of Arcadia, Eileen Wang, has resigned after admitting that she had acted as an agent for the Chinese government for a period of time.
The Russian side proposed including the abducted Ukrainian children in the prisoner exchange lists. However, Ukraine described this proposal from the Russian Federation as ‘unacceptable’.
Vladimir Bugrov, the former rector of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, will not be able to stand in the university’s rectorial election next year. The election is scheduled for October.
Law enforcement officers have uncovered an inter-regional gang whose members were organising the illegal removal of military personnel from military units and training centres. The cost of such services ranged from 8,000 to 15,000 dollars.
Ukraine is inviting Europe to help resume peace talks with Russia, starting with a mutual ceasefire on attacks against each other’s airports.
A national programme called ‘Experience Matters’ is being launched in Ukraine, aimed at helping professionals aged 50 and over find employment and settle into their new roles. The project is intended to address the acute shortage of staff in critical sectors of the economy.
France has introduced a heightened response protocol for people who came into contact with individuals infected with the hantavirus whilst travelling on board the cruise ship MV Hondius. One of the ship’s passengers is currently in intensive care.
Ukraine and Russia are continuing negotiations on a large-scale prisoner-of-war exchange on a 1,000-for-1,000 basis. The United States is involved in the process, acting as a mediator and guarantor of the agreements.
Ukrainian TV presenter Andriy Domansky, who worked for the Inter channel, obtained a Russian passport after the full-scale war began.
By sending troops and supplying weapons to Russia for the war against Ukraine, North Korea has earned up to $14 billion over the past three years.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has stated that he wishes to phase out US military aid – amounting to $3.8 billion a year – entirely within ten years. He also confirmed that the war with Iran is not yet over and that nuclear enrichment has not been halted.
