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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has signed a decree declaring a state of emergency for one year, subject to renewal.
The Turkish company Erisler, a supplier to the UN World Food Programme, is purchasing stolen Ukrainian grain from the temporarily occupied city of Mariupol from the Russian firm ‘Nika’, whose owners are simultaneously manufacturing drones for the Russian army.
On the night of 25 March, drones attacked the Leningrad Oblast in Russia. In particular, the port of Ust-Luga caught fire; this is the port through which Moscow exports energy resources using its ‘shadow fleet’.
Law enforcement officers have uncovered a drug smuggling ring operating at the Kropyvnytskyi Correctional Colony. An official from the facility was involved in the scheme, along with some of the inmates.
The document was passed via Pakistan, where the army’s commander-in-chief, Field Marshal Sayed Asim Munir, acts as the main intermediary between the US and Iran
On Wednesday, 25 March 2026, the NBU set new exchange rate benchmarks, under which the Ukrainian currency depreciated slightly against major foreign currencies.
The 1,491st day of Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine has begun. The defence forces are holding back the enemy’s offensive and inflicting losses on them across various fronts.
The media are warning of problems with diesel fuel supplies, but is this really the case?
The Moldovan government has approved a 60-day state of emergency in the energy sector and has not ruled out the possibility of rolling blackouts in response to Russian attacks on Ukraine.
Car manufacturers are concerned about an aluminium shortage due to supply disruptions and are even considering resuming purchases from Russia.
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has announced the creation of the world’s largest chip manufacturing facility. The project could cost over $20 billion.
In Russia, interest in the South Korean messaging app KakaoTalk is growing following the blocking of Telegram.
