
Norwegian parliament investigates officials' links with Jeffrey Epstein
Storting committee begins review of contacts between current and former ministers and the convicted American. Government must explain its actions regarding these relationships.

Storting committee begins review of contacts between current and former ministers and the convicted American. Government must explain its actions regarding these relationships.

From 1 October 2026, failing to master the material or refusing to study the discipline on the fundamentals of national resistance threatens students with expulsion.

The US Department of Defence managed to process 99.8% of the funds allocated by Congress before the end of the financial year.

Washington officially ended its participation in GRECO, citing a lack of benefits for national security. Only Russia and Belarus had previously withdrawn from the organisation.

The Dnipropetrovsk District Administrative Court prohibited the Agency for the Restoration and Management of Assets from concluding a management agreement with LLC "Legal Bureau Prioritas" until the case is heard on the merits.

Mykhailo Stselnikov described the stages of the crime's preparation in court, stating he spent over $4,000 on these purposes.

Israeli security services are examining the hypothesis that the pilot of the Dubai–Tel Aviv flight intended to use the aircraft as a weapon, rather than simply committing suicide.

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.

Yesterday, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko carried out a so-called personnel purge in Zakarpattia, replacing not only the regional governor but also heads of security agencies. Renowned analyst Pavel Nuss believes Poroshenko accepted the challenge from…

Ukrainian People's Deputy Boris Filatov, who intends to run for mayor of Dnipro in the autumn, is winning the city's votes using a tried-and-true method. The deputy has launched a cheap bus for residents of one of the city's districts, costing just 1 hryvnia.

Recent media reports claimed that Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko died in a tragic road accident. A collision involving Lukashenko's motorcade did occur, but the President was fortunately not present.

Media reports claim that Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko tragically died in a road accident. The tragedy occurred on the highway en route to the capital.

Hennadiy Moskal will have at most a month to sort out the situation, rein in regional barons, and ensure that reckless smugglers are held accountable.

Following the tragic events of Saturday, 11 July, in Mukachevo, the president decided to replace the head of Zakarpattia region. Rumours that Hennadiy Moskal, head of the Luhansk military-civilian administration, could become governor emerged on the morning…

According to Ukrainian MP Boris Filatov, the Council of the Rada coalition has decided to bar young parties from the elections. This includes the "Ukrop" party, of which the MP is a member.

Several hours ago, law enforcement officials announced that two wanted "Right Sector" fighters were spotted in the village of Dubovytsia in Zakarpattia.

Yesterday, a number of Ukrainian MPs publicly stated that one of the participants in the Zakarpattia conflict, Mikhail Lanyo, had hastily left the country. However, Interior Minister Arsen Avakov just announced on his online page that Lanyo

Events in Mukachevo shook not only ordinary people but also forced the Ukrainian government and officials to act. The country's Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk ordered the dismissal of all Zakarpattia Customs staff who had been protecting cigarette and other…

The shootout in Mukachevo is revealing more and more details. While one of the conflict's participants, People's Deputy of Ukraine Mykhailo Lanyo, prudently fled abroad, law enforcement agencies conducted searches of his establishments and storage facilities

Today, private Iranian bank Iran's Day Bank publicly announced that it has regained the ability to operate freely in the SWIFT international interbank transaction system, from which the country's banks had been disconnected for many years.