The Prime Minister of Armenia stated during a visit to Dublin that he sees his country as part of the EU, calling the current state of relations with the Bloc the highest in history.
US President Donald Trump informed advisers that he may refrain from striking Iran if Tehran and the Houthis do not commit new provocations.
On 14 November, the Russian army attacked a civilian on a scooter in the centre of the settlement. The local community called the incident a cynical strike on the peaceful population.
The defence ministers of Ukraine and Canada held telephone talks, during which they examined in detail the strengthening of air defence and logistics for F-16 fighter jets.
54 combat clashes have been recorded on the front since the start of this day. The most intense actions took place on the Pokrovsk direction, where defenders eliminated 37 enemies.
The Italian regulator deemed a Facebook feature, which offers to publish media files from Android device galleries without separate user consent, a violation.
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha assessed Oslo's decision to deny entry to Russian and Belarusian athletes as an important step against the normalisation of these countries' participation in international sport.
The DAF driver lost control of the vehicle, resulting in a rollover and the ignition of the cargo. Emergency services are operating at the scene.
Staff from the international organisation are conducting training sessions in Polish civilian hospitals, using scenarios inspired by combat experience.
Analysis of 1,189 nights of sleep revealed a direct link between rising air temperatures and impaired morning concentration.
According to the Ministry of Health, 80.5% of experienced doctors use AI tools in their practice, despite the absence of current regulatory acts.
New data suggests that regular coffee consumption affects not only bacterial composition but also the function of the gastrointestinal tract, which may aid in treating constipation.
Dr Colin Carlson predicts that the powerful weather phenomenon will trigger outbreaks of numerous infectious diseases, the consequences of which could exceed the losses from the 2009 pandemic.
The well-known doctor noted that for the first time in 26 years, he cannot get vaccinated in the country, despite his patients in Europe already being vaccinated.
The famous investor spoke about his habits: he consumes up to several cans of the carbonated drink daily and chooses fast food.
The manufacturer is developing a device that affects the brain and suppresses appetite, allowing users to lose weight without the side effects of medication.
New data indicates that sleep disorders cause structural changes in the brain, affecting cognitive functions.
Dmytro Lubinets reported that patients from Oleshky who have relatives in areas under Ukrainian control are gradually returning home after receiving medical care.
Toma Bernatska shared how her 90-year-old relative participates in the All-Ukrainian Dictation annually, revealing only one inaccuracy in this year's work.
Analysis of data from over 300,000 Britons showed that a lack of social connections and feelings of loneliness make cells older than their chronological age, increasing the risk of premature death.
The Economist warns of an existential threat to Ukraine due to a sharp population decline, where the mortality rate significantly exceeds the birth rate.
Researchers found that repeating profanity increases grip strength and goal pursuit, but does not alter the neural response to errors, casting doubt on the temporary disinhibition theory.
Cybercriminals interfered with the operation of refrigeration systems for storing blood, causing a sharp overheating of the chambers.
Military personnel can undergo a daily functioning assessment to establish a disability group. The article reviews the list of required documents and the criteria used by the expert team to make a decision.
The Disinformation Counteraction Centre debunked reports of a cholera and other disease epidemic threat in the capital, citing data from the city's prevention centre.
The prolonged suspension of water supply and sewage systems in the capital has increased the threat of intestinal diseases, although no outbreaks have been recorded so far.
Relatives of the young man who died in a road traffic accident in Verblyuzhka consented to posthumous organ donation. His heart, liver, and kidneys were transplanted to patients in Kyiv and other regions.
Prime Minister Serhiy Korytskyi announced the allocation of funds for modernising hospitals' defensive infrastructure and equipping shelters for pregnant women and newborns.