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Searches conducted at EFG Bank Luxembourg in Luxembourg in connection with Russian money laundering case
At the end of February, law enforcement officers conducted searches at the offices of EFG Bank Luxembourg as part of an investigation launched in 2025 on suspicion of laundering Russian funds, in particular for the benefit of Ramzan Kadyrov's entourage, and violations of anti-terrorism financing rules.
The Epstein files: which famous people appear in the documents, and what do Ukrainian modelling agencies have to do with it?
The Epstein files are a partially disclosed collection of materials related to criminal proceedings against Jeffrey Epstein and his associates. The documents include court materials, correspondence, flight logs, photos and videos, and some of the data is published with significant edits.
3 March — Church holiday of Eutropius: what you can and cannot do
On 3 March, according to the new church calendar, Ukraine honours the holy martyrs Eutropius, Cleonicus and Basiliscus. Among the people, this day was associated with weather omens and certain prohibitions.
The conflict between the US and Iran has paralysed the aviation market: 4,000 flights cancelled
Due to the escalating conflict between the US, Israel and Iran, more than 4,000 flights have been cancelled worldwide in three days. Tens of thousands of passengers have been stranded, and airlines have faced the biggest disruption since the COVID-19 pandemic.
Alexis Stone stated that he replaced Jim Carrey at the Cesar Awards
Drag makeup artist Alexis Stone claimed that he was the one who appeared as Jim Carrey at the Cesar Awards ceremony on 26 February in France. This sparked heated discussions online about whether the actor could have actually been in disguise.
Apple unveils iPhone 17e: more memory, A19 and MagSafe
Apple has announced the iPhone 17e, the most affordable model in the iPhone 17 line. The smartphone features an A19 processor, a 48 MP camera, MagSafe, and 256 GB of storage, starting at $599.
Free travel for UBD: where they have no right to demand payment
Participants in combat operations have a legal right to free travel on a number of types of transport. Refusal by the carrier or a demand for additional payment is a violation of the law.
Attention drivers: traffic restrictions in Kyiv on 3–4 March
Repair work is scheduled to take place on road infrastructure in Kyiv on 3 and 4 March, resulting in partial traffic restrictions.
Mobile internet in Ukraine is changing: what the new law entails
Law No. 4670-IX came into force in Ukraine, establishing new requirements for mobile communication quality, setting minimum data transfer speeds, and strengthening control over operators.
The 2026 subsistence minimum in Ukraine: new amounts for children and adults
From 1 January 2026, the minimum subsistence level in Ukraine rose to 3,209 hryvnia. The indicator was increased by 289 hryvnia compared to 2025, with separate amounts set for different categories of the population.
The Security Service of Ukraine reported damage to ships, air defence systems and oil infrastructure in the port of Novorossiysk.
Drones from the SSU's Alpha Special Operations Centre, together with other components of the Defence Forces, struck military and oil facilities in the port of Novorossiysk.
Росія визнала Комітет Ходорковського «терористичною організацією»
Верховний суд РФ визнав Комітет антивоєнний Росії, пов’язаний із Михайлом Ходорковським, «терористичною організацією» та заборонив його діяльність.