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British heavyweight veteran Derek Chisora will fight his 50th professional bout against former world champion Deontay Wilder.
The European Union has begun discussing where to obtain additional funds for defence after the first SAFE credit programme for €150 billion received more applications than anticipated.
On 7 February, Russian troops carried out a large-scale missile and drone attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, causing serious damage to DTEK's thermal power plants, substations and power lines, which led to emergency power cuts across the country.
The United States claimed that China conducted a covert nuclear test in 2020 and, against the backdrop of the expiration of the New START treaty, called for a new, broader format for arms control.
Polish border guards have uncovered an organised scheme for the illegal import of tobacco products from Belarus. Over a period of five months, the perpetrators smuggled tens of thousands of packs of cigarettes using weather balloons.
After two days of meetings in the UAE, Ukraine is preparing for the next round of talks with the US and Russia, which are likely to take place in America. The president stressed that Kyiv is ready for all working formats, but the fundamental condition remains that Russia should not receive any reward for its aggression.
During the second trilateral talks between Ukraine, the United States and Russia in Abu Dhabi, the parties focused on ways to implement a ceasefire, monitor the silence and agreed on the first exchange of prisoners of war in five months.
In Saint Petersburg, a telecommunications network element was damaged in an area where Russian military and defence facilities are concentrated. Partisans claim that the disruption to communications affected the management and coordination of security forces.
The Russian Federation's actual expenditures on the war and the military significantly exceed official figures and amount to approximately 10 per cent of the country's economy. Some of the expenditures are concealed in related budget items and are directed not only against Ukraine, but also towards strengthening the military presence near NATO borders.
Law enforcement agencies have identified systematic violations in the forestry sector in three regions of Ukraine. The total losses to the state exceed 5.6 million hryvnias.
New Delhi and Washington have agreed on a major trade reset with lower tariffs and commitments by India to increase imports of American goods by hundreds of billions of dollars.
A court in Oslo has begun hearing the case of Marius Borg Høie, who is accused of four rapes and dozens of other serious crimes. The trial has already become one of the most high-profile scandals for the Norwegian royal family in recent years.
