The Economist calls for strict limits on 'mirror life' research
The British publication warns of the risks of creating artificial organisms with altered molecular spatial orientation, which could become an uncontrollable threat.
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Belarus blocks YouTube and Telegram
Belarus appears to be actively preparing for the elections scheduled for 25 January. Moreover, the preparation is taking a form that is not entirely conventional for many. Lukashenko has presumably taken past experience and his own mistakes into account and…
Bachelor 13: Alexander and Inna have split up
Bachelor 13 winner Inna Bilen hinted that she and Alexander are on the verge of a breakup or have possibly already split up.
Ukraine grants permission for exhumation of Polish bodies
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced that Ukraine has issued the first permits for the exhumation of the bodies of Polish citizens who died in Volhynia during the Second World War.
UK introduces new sanctions against Russia
Less than an hour ago, it was reported that the US had introduced new sanctions against Russia's oil sector. They affected not only the companies themselves but also top managers.
Homeless people hired for video on Greenland's desire to join the US
Donald Trump Jr's visit to Greenland, during which locals allegedly expressed a desire to become part of the US, was a staged production, Politico reports.
Canada to impose sanctions on US
Canada is considering the introduction of large-scale tariffs on a wide range of American goods, including oil and uranium.
Zelensky and Trump to meet after inauguration
Ukrainian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Georgiy Tikhyy stated the possibility of a soon-to-happen meeting between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and the new US leader Donald Trump.
US prevented Ukraine from destroying occupiers during their withdrawal from Kherson
According to journalist Bob Woodward's book "War", Russia threatened to use nuclear weapons in the event of heavy losses among its troops, which prompted the US to pressure Ukraine to allow Russian forces to withdraw from Kherson without significant…
NATO countries disagree with Trump's proposal
NATO countries have expressed disagreement with US President Donald Trump's proposal to increase military spending to 5% of GDP. This was reported by Reuters.
Famous photographer Alexander Ktitorchuk sentenced to 12 years
Famous photographer Alexander Ktitorchuk has been sentenced to 12 years and 10 months in prison for the rape and corruption of underage girls. The trial lasted four years.
Vasyl Khlystun has died
Vasyl Khlystun, a People's Artist of Ukraine who created the famous song "Khloptsi budemy zhyty", has died after a prolonged illness. His heart stopped beating at the age of 62.
US imposes some of its strictest sanctions on Russia
The US has imposed some of its strictest sanctions on Russia's oil sector, Reuters reports, citing a US Department of the Treasury document.