Stanislav Sereda

Stanislav Sereda

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The province of Alberta is to hold a referendum on secession from Canada — for now, a symbolic one
Politics
The province of Alberta is to hold a referendum on secession from Canada — for now, a symbolic one

The Canadian province of Alberta will hold an advisory referendum in October on whether its residents wish to remain part of Canada.
The ashes of OUN leader Andriy Melnyk and his wife Sofia have been brought to Kyiv
Society
The ashes of OUN leader Andriy Melnyk and his wife Sofia have been brought to Kyiv

The remains of Andriy Melnyk, one of the leaders of the Organisation of Ukrainian Nationalists, and his wife Sofia were brought to Kyiv on the night of 22 May.
In Kyiv, a woman struck a soldier on the head with a bottle after he made a comment — police
Society
In Kyiv, a woman struck a soldier on the head with a bottle after he made a comment — police

An 18-year-old woman was arrested in Kyiv after hitting a 52-year-old soldier over the head with a bottle following a request to keep the noise down.
The SSU has detained Russian agents who were ‘hunting’ Ukrainian politicians and military commanders
Crime
The SSU has detained Russian agents who were ‘hunting’ Ukrainian politicians and military commanders

The Security Service of Ukraine has reported the arrest of two men suspected of working for Russia’s FSB and gathering intelligence for missile strikes and sabotage operations. According to the investigation, one of the suspects had been in ‘standby mode’ for over 12 years.
The Migration Service has denied claims of a mass influx of migrant workers from Asia and Africa into Ukraine
Society
The Migration Service has denied claims of a mass influx of migrant workers from Asia and Africa into Ukraine

The migration situation in Ukraine remains under control, and talk of ‘uncontrolled labour migration’ is an oversimplification and a distortion of the true picture.
The National Bank has warned that hackers could gain full access to Ukrainians’ devices
Society
The National Bank has warned that hackers could gain full access to Ukrainians’ devices

Criminals are sending messages that appear to be official correspondence from the NBU. Downloading attachments containing phishing software could give hackers full access to the user’s devices.
Money from the ‘National Cashback’ scheme must be spent by 30 June
Society
Money from the ‘National Cashback’ scheme must be spent by 30 June

Funds accumulated on cards under the ‘National Cashback’ scheme must be used by 30 June 2026 inclusive.
The General Staff reported 253 clashes on the front line over the past 24 hours
War
The General Staff reported 253 clashes on the front line over the past 24 hours

Over the past 24 hours, 253 combat engagements were recorded on the front line. Russian forces continued to carry out heavy shelling and air strikes on Ukrainian military positions and populated areas.
The global volume of illegal online gambling has reached $5.9 trillion
Economy
The global volume of illegal online gambling has reached $5.9 trillion

The turnover in the unregulated online gambling sector reached $5.9 trillion in 2025. This is according to a new study by Gaming Compliance International.
‘It will help the peace talks.’ Merz reveals details of Ukraine’s ‘associated membership’ plan with the EU — media reports
Politics
‘It will help the peace talks.’ Merz reveals details of Ukraine’s ‘associated membership’ plan with the EU — media reports

Germany is proposing to grant Ukraine a say in the European Union without waiting for full membership. Chancellor Friedrich Merz has sent a letter to EU leaders setting out the details of a proposal for ‘associated membership’ for Kyiv.
Ukraine aims to kill 200 Russians for every square kilometre of ground gained — Ministry of Defence
War
Ukraine aims to kill 200 Russians for every square kilometre of ground gained — Ministry of Defence

In April alone, 35,203 Russians were killed or seriously wounded in the war against Ukraine. The strategic objective is to kill 200 Russians for every square kilometre of ground gained.
Large-scale inspections have begun in five regions of Ukraine due to a threat from the north: what you need to know
War
Large-scale inspections have begun in five regions of Ukraine due to a threat from the north: what you need to know

The SBU, together with other law enforcement agencies, has launched an unprecedented operation in five northern regions of Ukraine.
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