Tamara Vasylchuk

Tamara Vasylchuk

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The EU Council has given the green light to the creation of AI gigafactories in Europe
Economy
The EU Council has given the green light to the creation of AI gigafactories in Europe

The European Union has updated the rules governing the EuroHPC joint initiative in order to launch large-scale computing centres for artificial intelligence in Europe and strengthen the Union's technological independence.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs will inspect and expand the network of warming centres in cities; a permanent headquarters has been established in Kyiv
Society
The Ministry of Internal Affairs will inspect and expand the network of warming centres in cities; a permanent headquarters has been established in Kyiv

The state is stepping up coordination of actions due to the cold weather and the difficult energy situation, making decisions on support points, electricity imports and easing curfew restrictions.

Екстрене повернення з орбіти: астронавти МКС достроково приземлилися через медичний інцидент
Events
Екстрене повернення з орбіти: астронавти МКС достроково приземлилися через медичний інцидент

Екіпаж Міжнародної космічної станції вперше в історії здійснив аварійне повернення на Землю після того, як один з астронавтів зіткнувся із серйозною медичною проблемою під час місії.

Zinaida Kubar reported crimes committed by her ex-husband Serhiy Lyovochkin to the police
Crime
Zinaida Kubar reported crimes committed by her ex-husband Serhiy Lyovochkin to the police

The former wife of a member of parliament alleges psychological pressure, domestic violence, harassment and other criminal offences.

In Kirovohrad region, a military serviceman will be tried for attempting to bribe an official at a Ukrainian Armed Forces training centre
Crime
In Kirovohrad region, a military serviceman will be tried for attempting to bribe an official at a Ukrainian Armed Forces training centre

The soldier tried to avoid service by offering a bribe of $4,000.

Boomers are not leaving the workforce: it is becoming increasingly difficult for young people to break into the market
Society
Boomers are not leaving the workforce: it is becoming increasingly difficult for young people to break into the market

Older workers are staying in the profession in large numbers, while young people are facing a lack of starting opportunities, redundancies and new employer requirements.

Israel and Iran secretly exchanged guarantees through Russia - without preemptive strikes
International Relations
Israel and Iran secretly exchanged guarantees through Russia - without preemptive strikes

On the eve of a new wave of tension in the Middle East, Israel and Iran have privately agreed not to attack each other first, using Russia as a channel of communication.

After Tymoshenko's suspicion was announced, MP left the Batkivshchyna faction
Politics
After Tymoshenko's suspicion was announced, MP left the Batkivshchyna faction

An unexpected demarche in the parliament: after the high-profile events surrounding the leadership of the faction, one of the MPs decided to distance herself and take a step aside.

Verkhovna Rada extends martial law in Ukraine
Politics
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Verkhovna Rada extends martial law in Ukraine

The Parliament approved a presidential decree on another extension of martial law due to Russia's ongoing armed aggression.

Mykhailo Fedorov appointed Minister of Defence of Ukraine
Politics
  • Important
Mykhailo Fedorov appointed Minister of Defence of Ukraine

The newly appointed leader outlined the key achievements of wartime and announced large-scale reforms, an anti-corruption course and technological strengthening of the army.

Major oil traders plan to resume selling Venezuelan oil to China and India
Politics
Major oil traders plan to resume selling Venezuelan oil to China and India

Vitol and Trafigura, after prior approval from the US, started negotiations with major Asian refiners on possible supplies of Venezuelan crude oil.

Ukrainian language to be introduced in Vienna schools in 2026
International Relations
Ukrainian language to be introduced in Vienna schools in 2026

Students in Vienna can learn Ukrainian as a second language as part of the school curriculum.

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