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Hungary has suggested a possible link between Oschadbank funds and corruption; the bank denies this and claims the video has been doctored
The Hungarian side has raised suspicions regarding the origin of funds belonging to Ukraine’s Oschadbank that were seized on its territory. The bank denies these allegations and claims that the published materials have been falsified.
The Trump administration is considering withdrawing troops from NATO countries due to its stance on the war with Iran
In the US, discussions are underway regarding possible measures to be taken against NATO allies who, according to the administration, failed to support the actions of the US and Israel during the war with Iran. Among the options being considered is the redeployment of US troops in Europe.
Investors bet nearly a billion dollars on a fall in oil prices ahead of the announcement of a ceasefire between the US and Iran
Investors carried out transactions worth around $950 million, anticipating a fall in oil prices. This happened a few hours before the announcement of a ceasefire between the US and Iran.
In the case of Matthew Perry’s death, the ‘Ketamine Queen’ has been sentenced to 15 years
Jasvin Sanghu, who last year pleaded guilty to supplying a lethal dose of ketamine to actor Matthew Perry, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison. This is the harshest sentence handed down to any of those involved in the case.
Russia's international reserves fell by more than $60 billion over the course of the month
As of 1 April, the Russian Federation’s international reserves had fallen to almost $749 billion. Over the course of the month, they had decreased by $60.3 billion in nominal terms.
A Tesla Model 3 owner has calculated the costs over four and a half years of ownership
The owner of a Tesla Model 3 electric car has published a detailed breakdown of the costs incurred over more than four years of use. He has also compared these costs with those of a petrol-powered car.
Financial Monitoring 2026: new rules for businesses from 2 February
On 2 February 2026, an updated procedure for information exchange in the field of financial monitoring came into force in Ukraine. For banks, insurance companies, notaries, auditors, estate agents, gambling operators and other entities subject to primary financial monitoring, this means new reporting rules, a switch to an online portal and a stronger focus on high-risk transactions.
"We're breaking the enemy's back": Syrskyi revealed staggering statistics from the front line
In March, the total number of Russian army personnel killed by the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ unmanned aerial vehicle units rose by 29%.
How to draw up a power of attorney abroad: what is required for Ukraine
It is entirely possible to have a power of attorney drawn up abroad for subsequent use in Ukraine, but it is important to follow the procedure correctly. Simply having the document certified is not enough: in some cases, you will need legalisation or an apostille, a translation into Ukrainian and notarisation.
The Ministry of the Interior warns of a new type of mine disguised as objects in the landscape
There has been a rise in incidents across Ukraine involving the remote detonation of homemade explosive devices of the ‘PRYANIK’ type. The Ministry of the Interior is urging the public to exercise caution and follow safety guidelines.
The EU is scrapping passport stamps: what will change for Ukrainians from 10 April
From 10 April 2026, a new entry and exit procedure came into full effect at the external borders of the 29 European countries participating in the Entry/Exit System. For Ukrainians travelling on short-term visits, this means the end of manual stamps in passports, the first biometric registration, and a new digital record of their journeys.
Russian troops have attacked several regions of Ukraine; there are casualties
Explosions were heard in Zaporizhzhia this morning amid a missile threat. Meanwhile, shelling and drone attacks have been reported in a number of regions, with casualties reported.