Stanislav Sereda

Stanislav Sereda

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The leader of a parliamentary group is to stand trial for offering bribes to members of the Ukrainian parliament
Crime
The leader of a parliamentary group is to stand trial for offering bribes to members of the Ukrainian parliament

The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) and the Specialised Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office (SAPO) have announced the dismantling of an organised criminal group that operated within the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine and, according to the investigation, facilitated the receipt of unlawful benefits by members of parliament in exchange for voting in favour of specific bills. Five sitting members of parliament have been placed under suspicion.

The Czech Republic plans to tighten rules for Ukrainian refugees: what we know
Politics
The Czech Republic plans to tighten rules for Ukrainian refugees: what we know

The Czech Republic plans to update the rules for Ukrainians granted temporary protection. The government has approved amendments to the law that provide for stricter controls on refugees’ stay in the country and set out new conditions for receiving humanitarian benefits.

Prince William has spoken about Kate Middleton's condition following her battle with cancer
Society
Prince William has spoken about Kate Middleton's condition following her battle with cancer

In a rare interview, the Prince of Wales admitted that he is proud of his wife, the Princess of Wales, and described her as ‘stunning’. King Charles’s eldest son also spoke about the Princess’s recent trip to Italy.

The Pope has strongly criticised the development of AI and called for it to be regulated
Society
The Pope has strongly criticised the development of AI and called for it to be regulated

Pope Leo XIV has published his first encyclical, dedicated to the challenges posed by artificial intelligence and the protection of human dignity. The Pontiff called for technology to be made to serve people, rather than concentrating power in the hands of a few.

Issuance of 'mobilisation orders' has surged in Russia - The Moscow Times
Politics
Issuance of 'mobilisation orders' has surged in Russia - The Moscow Times

Росіянам на початку 2026 року дедалі частіше стали видавати "мобілізаційні приписи", що може свідчити про підготовку РФ до загальної мобілізації.

The US has launched fresh strikes against Iran amid talks to end the war
War
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The US has launched fresh strikes against Iran amid talks to end the war

The US has announced new strikes on southern Iran, describing them as acts of self-defence to protect American troops. The attacks took place against the backdrop of talks between Washington and Tehran regarding a possible extension of the ceasefire and a resolution to the conflict.

The General Staff reported 267 clashes over the past 24 hours and intensive strikes by the Russian Federation
War
The General Staff reported 267 clashes over the past 24 hours and intensive strikes by the Russian Federation

Over the past 24 hours, 267 combat engagements were recorded on the front line. The Russian army fired four missiles, dropped 254 guided aerial bombs and deployed over 8,600 kamikaze drones.

The State Special Communications Service is calling for increased funding for Ukrainian crypto technologies
Science
The State Special Communications Service is calling for increased funding for Ukrainian crypto technologies

The State Service for Special Communications and Information Protection of Ukraine plans to develop a domestic industrial base for cryptographic solutions and to support research institutions.

The Kazakh Ministry of Justice has stated that the decision to recover funds from Gazprom in favour of Naftogaz will not be enforced
Politics
The Kazakh Ministry of Justice has stated that the decision to recover funds from Gazprom in favour of Naftogaz will not be enforced

The Kazakh Ministry of Justice has stated that the ruling by the Astana International Financial Centre court ordering Gazprom to pay approximately $1.4 billion to Naftogaz of Ukraine will not be enforced within the country.

Ukraine is preparing for new fuel standards involving bioethanol
Politics
Ukraine is preparing for new fuel standards involving bioethanol

Ukraine has begun preparations to introduce new requirements regarding the use of bioethanol in petrol. To this end, the government plans to update fuel quality standards, align technical regulations with European requirements, and modernise monitoring and sampling procedures.

OUN leader Andriy Melnyk has been reburied at the National Military Memorial Cemetery
Society
OUN leader Andriy Melnyk has been reburied at the National Military Memorial Cemetery

A reburial ceremony was held at the National Military Memorial Cemetery near Kyiv for Andrii Melnyk, leader of the Organisation of Ukrainian Nationalists and a colonel in the Army of the Ukrainian People’s Republic, and his wife, Sofiia Fedak-Melnyk.

In the Donetsk region, a woman was hiding a Russian soldier in her home — she was arrested and the militant was killed
Crime
In the Donetsk region, a woman was hiding a Russian soldier in her home — she was arrested and the militant was killed

The Security Service of Ukraine, in cooperation with units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, detained a Russian spotter in the Donetsk region and killed a Russian soldier who was hiding in her house.

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