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Berlin airport suspends flights for second day in a row due to icy conditions
In the German capital, bad weather has paralysed air traffic, and forecasters are warning of dangerous icy conditions in the north and east of the country.
Canada to transfer AIM missiles to Ukraine to strengthen air defence
Canada has begun transferring AIM missiles to Ukraine, which are intended to strengthen the air defence system and improve protection against cruise missiles.
The head of the Kyiv Region Economic Security Bureau declared a new Skoda Kodiaq worth 1.85 million hryvnias during the war.
The official purchased a 2025 model car after selling other property, while a significant portion of the family's assets and real estate are registered to his wife, who lives abroad with their children.
Estonia has provided Ukraine with a new energy assistance package worth over €400,000
Funds to support Ukraine`s energy system were raised by Estonian citizens, businesses and public organisations. Most of the aid is being used to purchase generators and practical equipment.
Norway launches investigation into former Prime Minister Jagland over new evidence in Epstein case
The Norwegian Economic Crime Authority is investigating allegations of serious corruption following the publication of new documents related to Jeffrey Epstein. These relate to possible gifts, trips and loans during Jaglands time in international office.
Indirect talks between the US and Iran on the nuclear programme have begun in Oman amid threats of escalation
In Muscat, the parties began talks amid growing tensions and mutual demands, with Washington calling for Tehran to have zero nuclear capability and Iran insisting on protecting its sovereignty.
China has announced the creation of a compact microwave weapon capable of disabling Starlink satellites.
Chinese scientists are positioning the new 20-gigawatt development as the world`s first compact microwave system that could seriously disrupt the operation of low-orbit satellites, including Starlink.
Cigarette smuggling from Belarus using weather balloons: five members of a criminal group detained in Poland
Polish border guards have uncovered an organised scheme for the illegal import of tobacco products from Belarus. Over a period of five months, the perpetrators smuggled tens of thousands of packs of cigarettes using weather balloons.
US Republicans concerned: Trump's unpopularity could cost them control of the Senate
There is growing concern within the Republican Party ahead of the midterm elections in November due to Donald Trump's falling ratings, dissatisfaction with the economy and tough immigration policies. Party members recognise the risk of a Democratic wave that could shift the balance of power in Congress.
Under the guise of humanitarian aid, 27 cars were brought into Ukraine: the case of an organised group was referred to court
Three members of an organised criminal group will stand trial for smuggling cars that were declared as humanitarian aid for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Over two years, they imported vehicles worth millions of hryvnias, evading taxes.
Ukrainian demining operators have identified critical needs in terms of equipment and funding
A survey of 19 Ukrainian mine action operators revealed an acute shortage of demining equipment, transport and unmanned aerial vehicles. The results of the study were presented in Kyiv during a specialised workshop attended by international partners.
"I would like to see more real results and less publicity",- says MP about the work of ESBU Director Tsyvinsky
Commenting on the work of Oleksandr Tsivinsky, Director of the Economic Security Bureau, People`s Deputy Danylo Getmantsev stated that the ESBU is currently holding many public meetings, but there are no real results.