Deputy Minister of Digital Transformation Stanislav Prybytko explained that the system currently supports only calls and SMS, while expanding functionality is under consideration.
A hostile strike near Kyiv set fire to the bases of a pharmaceutical distributor, which stored drugs from well-known global and domestic brands.
The European Union rejected Ukraine's request to receive part of the credit line planned for 2027 prematurely. To unlock funds in 2026, Brussels demands the unconditional fulfilment of reform commitments.
Polish Defence Ministry preparing bill to allow pre-positioning of army in full combat readiness and relocation of allied forces.
Journalists from The Telegraph and Welt am Sunday have revealed the names of those involved in the case of the Ukrainian aircraft sabotage in Germany. Investigators point to the role of a Russian biker and a Belarusian operative.
In Irkutsk, around 200 people were isolated following the death of an institute employee who contracted pulmonary plague. The FSB is escorting ambulances.
Investigation links SoftServe data leak to cyber group led by Serhiy Shinder. After publication, suspects began actively scrubbing the internet.
European capitals are analysing the risks of political instability in Germany if Chancellor Friedrich Merz leaves office, which could strengthen the position of the Alternative for Germany.
Large-scale protests against the government of Robert Fico took place in more than 20 Slovak cities. Participants expressed dissatisfaction with the actions of the executive branch and demanded change.
The resumption of operations at Ukrainian airports in the near future, announced by Lviv Mayor Andriy Sadovyi, raises doubts among experts, particularly given the current security situation in the country.
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, who is preparing for the upcoming elections, does not rule out the possibility of blocking the internet if mass rallies break out in the country
The process of suspending the activities of certain US-funded organisations has begun in Kyiv. This is linked to the temporary halt of aid programmes overseen by the US State Department, according to the Financial Times.
US President Donald Trump provided an update on negotiations concerning the future of the popular social media network TikTok. He assured that a final decision will be made within the next 30 days.
North Korea successfully tested strategic cruise missiles launched from a submarine platform, according to the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA).
Presidential elections began in Belarus on 26 January, with Alexander Lukashenko participating for another term. Polling stations across the country opened at 08:00 and will remain open until 20:00.
In 2024, Ukraine's largest oil and gas extraction company, Ukrnafta, significantly improved its production indicators. Gas extraction volume rose by 6.5%, reaching 1.170 billion cubic metres.
Dnipro lawyer Alexander Samarets, who is suspected of high treason, has publicly rejected the charges, claiming that the evidence against him has been falsified.
Israel is reportedly beginning to transfer to Ukraine weapons captured during military operations in Gaza, Lebanon and Syria. This armament
Alexander Orlovsky, the nominal founder of the controversial Financial Freedom Academy (FFA community) platform, has intensified an aggressive advertising campaign aimed at attracting new participants to his projects.
Director of Central Intelligence John Ratcliffe made a striking statement about the origin of the COVID-19 pandemic in his first interview.