Winter work in Poland: Ukrainians mass-search for short-term vacancies
Gremi Personal agency records a rise in requests for temporary employment in Poland. Most candidates aim to earn $1,200–$2,000 over a few months.
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US faces egg shortage
Against the backdrop of record price hikes and an egg shortage on the domestic market, the United States of America has turned to European countries with a request for supplies of this product.
Canada's trump card in trade war with US is blocking Pornhub
Amid trade disagreements between Canada and the US, blocking the popular porn site Pornhub could become an unexpected pressure tool.
Serbian protests dispersed with sonic weapons
Mass protests have begun in Serbia, which the authorities decided to disperse using an old Soviet method – sonic weapons.
Telegram to freeze accounts
Telegram plans to introduce a new penalty system for users who violate the messenger's rules.
Starbucks to pay $50m over scalding injury
In 2020, an incident in the US resulted in millions of dollars in losses for Starbucks. A delivery driver purchased three XXL cups of tea.
Fake apartment fraud specialist turns out to be a fraudster
A 48-year-old Kyiv resident who posed as an expert in real estate fraud was found to be involved in scams himself.
UN judge found guilty of slavery
Lydia Mugambe, a judge from Uganda, has become the centre of a major scandal after being found guilty of exploitation and forced labour.
Sweet carbonated drinks provoke cancer
In a large-scale study covering 163,000 people over three decades, scientists reached shocking conclusions. Consuming at least one bottle of sweet carbonated drink a day increases the risk of developing oral cancer fivefold.
People's Deputy Dunda and his ties to the Ukrainian elite
People's Deputy Alexander Dunda, known for his controversial statements on refugees, has been found to be concealing family ties to high-ranking figures from the Kuchma and Poroshenko eras.
New corruption scheme in MVS Service Centres
A routine visit to an MVS Service Centre led to the discovery of a new corruption scheme related to service payments. A problem has arisen in some branches of banks operating exclusively within these centres, raising questions among citizens.
Pavel Durov leaves France
Telegram founder Pavel Durov has left France, where a criminal case was opened against him. According to AFP, the entrepreneur was able to travel to Dubai with permission from a French court.
Gucci loses $3 billion following appointment of new director
Following the recent appointment of Demna Gvasalia, the renowned Georgian designer, as Gucci's creative director, shares of Kering, the company that owns the brand, lost 13% of their value