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The Ministry of Justice has initiated proceedings to forfeit the assets of former Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov and his son Oleksiy to the state.
A parked car exploded in Dnipro on the morning of Thursday, 7 May. Two men were injured in the explosion.
What role will Serhiy Tihipko, a businessman and deputy prime minister under Viktor Yanukovych, take on in the Office of the President?
A number of regions in Russia and the occupied territories have announced the cancellation of parades on 9 May, as well as the introduction of additional restrictions on the celebrations.
In Dnipro, law enforcement officers have arrested an officer from the mobilisation department of one of the Regional Territorial Centres for Recruitment and Social Support. He is suspected of receiving an unlawful benefit.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has announced personnel changes within the government at the level of deputy ministers. He has also instructed that a transparent and professional selection process be held to appoint a new head of the company Lisy Ukrainy.
The supply of dual-use goods from China to Iran and Russia continues, despite US restrictions. These include components that can be used in the manufacture of drones.
Apple has agreed to pay $250 million to iPhone owners to settle a lawsuit alleging that it misled customers regarding new artificial intelligence features.
South Korean company Samsung Electronics Co. has officially reached a market capitalisation of $1 trillion, becoming the second tech giant in Asia after TSMC to hit this milestone.
Since 2022, the Ministry of Health has not carried out inspections of medical centres that issue Form No. 127/o certificates confirming the absence of medical contraindications for obtaining a firearms licence in Ukraine.
The German aviation group Deutsche Lufthansa AG has revised its financial forecasts for the current year downwards due to the sharp rise in energy prices and a potential fuel shortage.
The Russian occupiers in Crimea have decided not to hold a military parade or other mass events on 9 May. The so-called ‘head of Crimea’, Sergey Aksyonov, explained that this decision by the so-called authorities was dictated by security considerations.
