Death sentence for three attackers at church in Jordan where nine people were killed
A Jordanian court sentenced brothers and their relative to death for an armed attack on a Greek Orthodox church that took place during a funeral.
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Billions of hryvnias from corrupt officials directed to private funds instead of state budget
Official SAP data shows that a significant portion of funds recovered under plea deals goes to charitable organisations rather than the state.
Yegor Mexikantets presents version of incident involving Ihor Komarov in Bali
Yegor Burkin claims that Maksym Nyzhnyk and Vitaliy Yurchenko were behind the events in Bali, alleging they had ties to intelligence services.
Burkin accuses SBU of 'protection' for call centres, names Tatarov as scheme organiser
Head of the 'Khimprom' structure, Yehor Burkin, told a blogger that security services illegally protected his business, pointing to the deputy head of the Presidential Office as the main organiser.
Over €13.5m in cash seized during searches in former minister's case in Hungary
Investigators found huge sums in a forest and warehouses while investigating Miklós Seszták's activities. All funds have been transferred to the state treasury.
Courts restored disability status for Khmelnytskyi Pension Fund executives due to procedural violations
Officials of the regional Pension Fund of Ukraine office won court cases to reinstate their disability groups, as courts found gross procedural violations during reviews by the Institute for Assessing Functional Status.
Demolition of the Zelensky estate ruins in Kyiv continues, mayor ignores activist's request
Dmytro Perov published evidence that the building continues to deteriorate despite Vitali Klitschko's promises. The mayor did not provide a substantive response to the citizen's appeal.
Nvidia head linked to Megaspeed, company suspected of aiding China
Photos of Jensen Huang with Megaspeed head Alice Huang in Taiwan sparked a spying scandal.
Volyn court fines car importer director 3.4 million hryvnia for forged customs certificates
A judge of the Lyuboml District Court found Ihor Podoba guilty of reducing customs payments using non-authentic EUR.1 documents when importing cars.
Former Gazprom executive Valery Kanyuka transfers Kyiv-area estate to sons day before investigation
Russian national Valery Kanyuka gifted his residence to his sons one day before the publication of a journalistic piece on his property.
Husband of MP Olena Kopanchuk appointed director of Khmelnytskyenergozbud
In November 2025, Volodymyr Kopanchuk, who previously worked in the prosecutor's office, took the helm of the state energy company in Khmelnytskyi Oblast.
Oleksiy Kucherenko apologises for accidental exposure on Kyiv 24
The People's Deputy published an apology after an incident during a live broadcast on the Kyiv 24 channel, where he accidentally appeared half-naked.
Polish police detain Ukrainians for forging student documents for foreigners
A network producing fake study certificates was uncovered in Poland. Two Ukrainian citizens were detained during a large-scale operation.
Odesa Zoo denies businessman Sokolov bought a crocodile
It has been established that the facility did not dispose of crocodiles over the past 15–16 years, refuting Vladyslav Sokolov's claims about purchasing the animal for $2,500.
Pentagon continues to block Patriot missile production in Ukraine
Licence agreements for the localisation of air defence missile production remain unapproved, despite prior agreement by senior US officials.
Military Ombudsman plans to re-interview conscripts from Azov House
Valeriy Kryvonos, Director of the Complaints Review Department of the Office of the Military Ombudsman, stated that representatives of the body intend to re-interview the men who were in Azov House in Petropavlivska Borshchahivka under more favourable…
HAC classifies SBU warning on terror threat during Duka case hearing
The High Anti-Corruption Court classified intelligence agency data on a possible attack during the hearing as restricted information.
Russia passed Sijarto data on special operations against opposition in Hungary
Journalist Szabolcs Pany's book reveals how the Kremlin provided Fidesz with materials to discredit the Tisza party via diplomatic channels.
SBU dismisses two employees and launches internal probe over 'Carthage' case
The security service confirmed a review of the actions of its staff featured in NABU materials and the dismissal of two officials. Details regarding access to cameras and General Duka remain unknown.
Chernivtsi investigating possible embezzlement of tens of millions of hryvnias for dam repair and drone procurement
Law enforcement agencies are investigating several criminal cases regarding possible violations in the use of Chernivtsi City Council budget funds. The total amount of damages and overpayments reaches tens of millions of hryvnias.
Narodovlattia demands NACP investigate undeclared spending by MP Dubil on banquet
The political party has appealed to the anti-corruption agency, requesting an investigation into a possible violation of anti-corruption legislation by People's Deputy Valeriy Dubil.