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Timothy Snyder: peace on Russia's terms – a direct path to nuclear war
Despite massive attacks on Ukrainian cities, signals have appeared about possible agreements between Washington and Moscow regarding the terms of "peace." However, experts warn: concessions to the Kremlin do not stop the war — they make it global.
Hellish day for Russians: the Armed Forces of Ukraine "laid down" nearly a thousand occupiers and hundreds of drones
In the past day, the Russian army suffered significant losses — nearly a thousand invaders and over 700 combat drones were eliminated on the front. The situation remains extremely tense: only on the evening of November 25, 150 combat clashes were recorded.
Youth lasts longer than previously thought: brain research has redefined age boundaries
Scientists from Cambridge have established that youth lasts much longer than previously thought — the brain remains in a "young" state until the age of 32. The new study identified five separate stages of its development and key age-related turning points.
The EU sharply criticizes NACP: why Brussels demands an urgent audit
After the release of the so-called “Mindyich tapes,” the EU shifted its focus not only to NABU and SAPO, but also to the National Agency on Corruption Prevention (NACP). Brussels has raised concerns about the agency’s impartiality and is calling for an external audit — a demand Kyiv has been slow to address.
The blogger accused top National Police official Yevhen Shevtsov of involvement in "laundering" funds from illegal casinos through Ibox Bank
Did former police officer Yevhen Shevtsov cover up the legalization scheme of 5 billion UAH through Ibox Bank?
Fictitious drone supply: prosecutor's office investigates the loss of 28 million UAH
Kyiv Prosecutor's Office is investigating a case regarding the embezzlement of 28 million UAH from the state defense order for drones. The scheme involves the director of a private company and his father, who have been put on the international wanted list.
Meta has discontinued research that proved the negative impact of Facebook on mental health
Meta has discontinued internal research on the impact of Facebook on mental health after interim results showed a deterioration in users' emotional well-being.
Floods and profiles: "Midas" suspects collected data on deputies, ministers, and detectives
NABU detectives discovered 527 certificates containing personal data of officials, journalists, and detectives involved in investigations in the energy sector and corruption among the defendants in the "Midas" case.
In Kyiv, a woman blocked the entrance to the shelter during the shelling — police are responding
In Kyiv, law enforcement officers are checking information that during the air raid alarm, a woman in a library in the Podilskyi district allegedly did not let people into the shelter.
New tranche from the EBRD: how 100 million euros will be used to assist IDPs
Ukraine received 100 million euros to support internally displaced persons. The funds have already been transferred to the state budget and will be used to finance social payments, housing, and medical needs of the displaced persons.
Moldova reported the infiltration of six UAVs: one hit a dwelling
During the massive attack by the Russian Federation on Ukraine, Moldova's surveillance systems detected six drones, one of which fell onto the roof of a residential building.
Russia attacked Kyiv and the regions: over 460 drones and 22 missiles in one day
In Kyiv and several regions of Ukraine, cleanup operations are ongoing after nighttime attacks. Russia launched a massive missile and drone strike on residential buildings, energy facilities, and ports — with no military purpose. There are casualties and injured.