
Washington tightens sanctions regime against Cuba from 30 September
The US expands restrictions on banking operations and US citizens' travel to the island, with new measures targeting the private sector and security agencies.

The US expands restrictions on banking operations and US citizens' travel to the island, with new measures targeting the private sector and security agencies.

First Contact founder Valeriy Borovyk stated that there are difficulties in supplying turbojet engines for the production of Ukrainian interceptor drones, while Russia has access to its own production and Chinese supplies.

The Alliance confirmed the defensive nature of its actions and stated that no manoeuvres pose a threat to Russia, while demanding Moscow cease its aggression against Ukraine.

A bipartisan group of House of Representatives members warned the US president against easing pressure on Moscow and insisted on implementing sanctions under the Grea

Criminals create fake online stores to steal card data. An expert explained how to spot the trap and protect your funds.

US and Lithuanian authorities warned of threats to the lives of Kasparov, Ponomaryov and other figures. The criminal network used code phrases and mercenaries to carry out the plans.

On the afternoon of 30 September, an explosion was recorded in the port area of the Russian city of Kaspiysk. Local residents saw thick smoke rising into the sky; the cause of the incident may be an attack.

Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius announced the state's readiness to cover the costs of the US contingent's deployment, a reaction to heightened security threats in the region.

Iceland's Minister for Children's Affairs, 58-year-old Austildur Lóa Tórsdóttir, has found herself at the centre of a major scandal following revelations about her personal life.

South Korea's Constitutional Court has ruled to reject the impeachment of Prime Minister Han Duck-soo and reinstated him in his role as acting president.

Ukraine is developing a new bill that will affect everyone using online platforms as a source of income. According to the document, such individuals will be required to pay tax

Pope Francis has been discharged from a hospital in Rome following a prolonged stay during which he underwent treatment for five weeks.

Donald Trump expressed dissatisfaction over a portrait displayed in the Colorado State Capitol, stating that the image had been "deliberately distorted to such an extent" that he had "never seen anything like it".

In Odesa, women dumped trash in a special container for collecting clothing for displaced persons.

A group of researchers has made a significant step in treating the consequences of stroke. According to data published in the scientific journal Nature Communications, the new drug DDL-920 allows for the complete restoration of neural connections

FIFA President Gianni Infantino stated the need for all countries to participate in international football. He made this statement during a meeting of the International Football Association Board (IFAB)

Former MP and ex-head of Ukrbud, Maksym Mykytas, made a high-profile statement, accusing the Chernovetsky family of large-scale corruption schemes

Pavel Barbul, former director of the state enterprise "Spetskhnoukhsport", who is on trial in a corruption case, may have used court rulings to officially legalise $150,000.

Ukrainian blogger Dmitry Chikalo found himself at the centre of a scandal after unexpected circumstances emerged regarding his past. It turned out that he had run into trouble with the law

The laboratory “Dobrobut-Lykylab”, which entered the market in 2023, began receiving large-scale orders from the State Service of Ukraine on Medicines and Drug Control (State Drug Service) almost immediately.