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Over the past 24 hours, the Russian army has lost a further 1,100 troops in the war against Ukraine. Total losses since the start of the full-scale invasion have exceeded 1.32 million.
For the past two years, Kateryna Pavlichenko has been responsible within the Ministry of Internal Affairs for combating gender-based violence and promoting gender equality within law enforcement agencies. But the key question here is: has this work yielded any results, and why is she being paid such a huge sum for it?
In the UK, Parliament has passed a law banning the sale of cigarettes to anyone born after 1 January 2009. If the bill receives royal assent, the country will become one of the first in the world to actively work towards creating a ‘smoke-free generation’.
In 2025, the number of immigrants living in the European Union rose to a record high of 64.2 million. That is 2.1 million more than in 2024.
The ageing housing stock in Ukraine’s major cities is deteriorating rapidly, but the renovation of dilapidated Khrushchev-era blocks is being held up by the war, legal complications and the difficulty of relocating residents. Work on the legislation is currently underway in parliament – it will only be implemented in practice once the war is over.
The Ministry of Economy has launched AKIS (Agricultural Knowledge and Innovation System), a unified national platform for agricultural knowledge and innovation – a digital tool designed to simplify farmers’ access to knowledge, technology and expert support.
НКРЕКП розпочала практичну імплементацію положень закону №12087-д щодо інтеграції енергетичних ринків України з Європейським Союзом. Документ раніше був ухвалений Верховною Радою та підписаний президентом.
Moscow has issued new export schedules that threaten the operations of the refinery supplying fuel to 90% of vehicles in the Berlin-Brandenburg region.
Kyiv police have arrested a driver who fired several shots at a pedestrian following a road rage incident.
The US armed forces have significantly depleted their stocks of key missiles during the war with Iran. If a new conflict were to break out in the coming years, the US might run out of ammunition.
The US President has stated that the ceasefire will remain in place until Iran agrees on a unified position. Officials in Tehran have described this decision as an attempt to buy time.
