Analysis of foreign trade data shows a sharp increase in component imports by companies linked to Oleksandr Konotopskyi, indicating the scale of the defence enterprise's turnover.
In addition to current claims against Anastasiia Skalnitska, formerly known as Anastasiia Talpa, statements have emerged regarding a conflict that, according to Threads user Vanlav.pro, occurred back in 2021.
In September 2026, Viktoria Bakalova became engaged to entrepreneur Rostyslav Potapenko, known in the affiliate industry under the pseudonym LEGENDA. According to public profiles, the couple has been in a relationship for about five years.
The vice-rector of the national medical university declared an annual income of UAH 1.07 million, also noting the presence of an apartment in Bucha district and two Toyota cars.
Investigation established that a paramedic received over UAH 2.3 million in additional payments while actually staying in Kramatorsk, not in the combat zone.
The wife of Presidential Office head Kirill Budanova said that her own service and work schedules leave no time for changes in family rhythm, regardless of her husband's position.
The international Level Up beauty championship for hairdressers and colourists took place in Barcelona. After the event, one of the participants published a detailed account of the competition's organisation and claimed there were significant discrepancies…
Head of the Catholic Church called for an end to the arms race and a diplomatic resolution to the conflict while returning from France.
In 2024, gambling regulators worldwide imposed fines on operators totalling $184.4 million, according to Gambling Industry News.
The highest number of violations was recorded in Spain, where 15 companies received fines. Of these, 13 operators were conducting business without the required licence. In addition to Spain, Australia and the Netherlands made up the top three countries with the strictest measures.
Notably, the total amount of fines in 2024 decreased significantly compared to the previous year. In 2023, fines amounted to $442.6 million, which was 2.5 times higher. At that time, the most severe sanctions were applied in Australia, the UK and Greece.
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