Houthis cut main route from Taiz to Aden, effectively encircling city
Militants severed the main road linking Taiz and Aden, threatening to isolate Yemen's third-largest city and opening the way to the country's main port.
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Biden will not ban TikTok
US President Joe Biden will not initiate a ban on TikTok in the country, leaving the decision on the matter to the incoming administration of Donald Trump, AP reports, citing sources.
Harvard graduates struggle to find jobs
According to Wall Street Journal data, 22% of Harvard Business School MBA graduates were unemployed in 2024, double the figure from two years prior, when the rate stood at just 10%.
TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew arrives in US for Trump inauguration
TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew has arrived in the US for Donald Trump's inauguration, against the backdrop of a looming threat to ban the social media platform in the country.
Russian hackers attempted to hack Ukrainian accounts
A hacker group known as Star Blizzard, likely linked to the FSB, attempted to hack the accounts of employees of organisations and institutions actively supporting Ukraine.
Protests in Israel against peace deal with Hamas
Mass protests have begun in Israel against the agreement with Hamas, with thousands taking to the streets of Jerusalem with slogans condemning the authorities' decision.
Russian diplomats illegally entered restricted area of UK Parliament
In December 2024, a group of Russian diplomats found themselves in a restricted area during a public tour of the British Parliament. The Guardian reported on the incident.
National Police of Ukraine conducts over 200 searches
The National Police of Ukraine is conducting over 200 searches as part of investigations into cases of illegal border crossings by citizens subject to military service.
Developer evaded land tax payments
In Kyiv, officers of the Bureau of Economic Security of Ukraine uncovered a large-scale scheme for evading land rent payments, organised by a former director of a construction company.
Poisoned disabled people and pensioners for their apartments
In Chernihiv Oblast, two Ukrainians spent years building trusting relationships with lonely pensioners and people with disabilities.
Putin tries to maintain influence in Africa
Putin is attempting to reassure African allies following the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime, which has called into question Russia's reputation as a reliable partner on the international stage.
Gulliver shopping centre may end up under control of Poroshenko's circle
According to media reports, ARMA head Elena Duma is actively lobbying for the transfer of management of the Gulliver shopping centre to Alakor City. This is happening despite the fact that BK Millennium was declared the winner in the official competition.
FIINKA wins national selection
FIINKA won the vote for participation in the Naotbir-2025 final and became the 10th finalist.