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In March, the Supreme Court will continue to consider Poroshenko's lawsuit regarding NSDC sanctions
The Administrative Court of Cassation has completed its review of the case materials and moved on to the final stage of considering the lawsuit filed by the fifth President of Ukraine, Petro Poroshenko, challenging the sanctions imposed by the National Security and Defence Council.
Zelensky in an interview with Czech Radio: Czech support helps Ukraine defend all of Europe
The President thanked the Czech people for their help from the very first days of the full-scale war and stressed that Ukraine's resistance is not only about defending its own state, but also about security for the whole of Europe.
Poland has linked cyberattacks on the energy sector to hacker units of Russia's FSB
Polish experts have stated that the attacks on dozens of energy facilities were destructive in nature.
Mass accidents in housing and utilities sector recorded in Russian regions
Over the course of a month, hundreds of serious disruptions to heating, water and electricity supplies were recorded in Russia, particularly in large cities.
Ireland allocates €25 million to Ukraine for the restoration of energy infrastructure in winter
The funds will be directed to the Ukrainian Energy Support Fund to restore electricity and heating amid severe frosts and constant Russian attacks on critical infrastructure.
Vienna will honour the memory of Ivan Puluj on his birthday
The Ukrainian community is invited to join the ceremony at the memorial plaque of the outstanding scientist and public figure.
Israel and Saudi Arabia sent delegations to Washington over possible US strikes on Iran
The Donald Trump administration is consulting with representatives of Israel and Saudi Arabia amid increased US military presence in the Persian Gulf and warnings from Tehran of a harsh response.
The European Union has officially added Russia to its blacklist for money laundering and terrorist financing.
The EU's decision to include Russia in the list of countries with a high risk of money laundering and terrorist financing has come into force and should complicate financial flows related to the war against Ukraine.
Over 195,000 criminal proceedings: data on crimes committed by the Russian army
The National Police recorded hundreds of thousands of crimes, including those against children, committed during the full-scale invasion.
Norway's sovereign wealth fund increased its investments in US debt and earned $247 billion in profits over the year
Norway's sovereign wealth fund, the largest in the world, ended 2025 with a profit of $247 billion, while increasing its investments in US government bonds despite concerns about the level of US public debt.
Winter pressure on Ukraine's energy sector intensifies due to delay in US aid
Hundreds of millions of dollars allocated by the United States to support Ukraine's energy sector have not yet been released. Against the backdrop of severe frosts and massive attacks by the Russian Federation, this creates additional risks to the stability of the energy system.
Catherine O'Hara, known for her role as Kevin's mother in Home Alone, has died
The iconic film and television actress passed away after a short illness, leaving behind a significant creative legacy.