Representatives of the EUNAVFOR MED IRINI mission inspected the vessel MV MIDAG, suspected of links to Russia's "shadow fleet". Kaja Kallas announced new sanctions against banks and companies supporting this fleet.
Jan Lipavsky responded in a joking manner to alleged Russian demands towards Finland and the Baltic states, referencing a popular meme about Kaliningrad.
Due to the aftermath of attacks on the energy system, regions will implement electricity supply restrictions of up to three stages on 16 November.
Khadzhibey District Court found Ruslan Harnyk guilty of customs rule violations during an attempted border crossing into Moldova.
Mark Kelly believes voters rejected Republicans due to the unprecedented corruption of Donald Trump and his circle, as well as the failure to fulfil campaign promises.
Residents of Odesa bid farewell on 15 November to the 44-year-old woman who died while commuting to work on 13 November.
Ukraine's Foreign Minister emphasised that Russia can only discuss a fair ceasefire, not a change to the continent's security architecture.
The Ukraine 2026 Report notes the decline in the performance of the State Financial Monitoring Service and recommends conducting independent audits and holding a transparent competition for the head position.
The court selected detention without bail as a preventive measure for Oleksandr Demyanchuk, a suspect in the "Carthage" criminal case.
SAPO prosecutor stated that the security service sent a letter warning of a terror threat during the case review. The court hearing is planned to be held behind closed doors.
Svyatoshyn Prosecutor's Office has sent to court the case of a 21-year-old man who used a dating bot to gain access to an Odesa woman's bank cards and misappropriated state payments for her father's death.
Investigation revealed that over 30,000 cubic metres of clay were illegally extracted and concrete prices were inflated during works at the Chornnivskyi landfill.
Investigation reveals corporate and financial links between chemical giant Enamine and organiser of illegal haemostatic production, Igor Tsurupa, plus details of company's supply to Russia.
The HACC reviewed the defence's motion in the case of SBU General Serhiy Duka. The judge denied the motion to recuse the prosecutor, while the parties dispute the public nature of the hearing.
A judge of the Higher Anti-Corruption Court decided to hear certain episodes of the criminal case against the SBU general behind closed doors.
The anti-corruption agency established that Bohdan Sahaïdak failed to declare real estate and vehicles belonging to his mother and a family member, and provided false information about cash funds.
The Higher Anti-Corruption Court is selecting a preventive measure for an SBU general whom investigators consider a participant in a network involved in drug trafficking and torture.
Court selected preventive measure for woman accused of inciting crowd to overturn National Guard bus. Bail set at 66,000 hryvnia.
The court is selecting a preventive measure for the former First Deputy Head of the SBU's Department for the Protection of National Security.
The article briefly mentioned the financial company WooshPay. According to foreign media, A7 used complex international schemes to bypass sanctions. The financial company Wooshpay appears in payment documents.
The Higher Anti-Corruption Court changed the preventive measure for the former energy minister's advisor, who spent nearly 12 months behind bars.
Former customs officer Serhiy Pysko and his driver Roman Podufalo avoided actual imprisonment for smuggling military-age men abroad. The court sentenced them to suspended terms and confiscated their car.
During the second phase of the international Trade operation, cash and equipment were seized, and the organiser and three members of the criminal group were detained.
DSR employee Volodymyr Tsenov, known by the pseudonym "Price", drew attention with his expensive outfit during a court hearing.
Head of NABU's detective unit claims Ukrainian law enforcement informed organised crime group members about European colleagues' interest in their activities.
The suspect’s father and another individual paid bail for the First Deputy Head of the Department of Strategic Investigations. He is charged with establishing a criminal organisation and corruption offences.
Uzhhorod court found a Kyiv transport company employee guilty of hiding hundreds of Mounjaro syringe pens in biscuit boxes. The fine amounted to 1,016,545.96 UAH.
Detectives searched premises where funds for "envelope" salaries of the grocery chain were stored. The court approved the seizure of assets, citing the significant income of the suspects.