
Olha Martynovska wins La Cuillère d’Or competition
Ukrainian chef Olha Martynovska won the professional Trophée Cuisine category at the international La Cuillère d’Or competition.

Ukrainian chef Olha Martynovska won the professional Trophée Cuisine category at the international La Cuillère d’Or competition.

A major fire broke out in a non-residential building in the Mynskyi Massyv district on the night of 12 November 2026, unrelated to hostilities.

According to The Moscow Times, the largest volume of private capital outflow was recorded in 2022, but the process continues to this day.

Ukrainian Navy announced the first air drop of ground robotic complexes onto temporarily occupied territory. A hostile target was eliminated during the operation with no losses among Ukrainian troops.

Analysis of Rosstat data published by hackers indicates a doubling of the Russian army's annual losses. If the trend continues, 2026 will be the deadliest year for the Russian Federation.

The difference between imports and exports of goods in Ukraine from January to October 2026 amounted to $51.8 billion, a historic maximum.

Head of the "DNR" Denis Pushilin announced plans to compensate residents of temporarily occupied territories for losses of vehicles caused by Ukrainian Armed Forces strikes.

Ottawa has banned the Russian national team from participating in the junior world championship, which starts on 26 December 2026 in Edmonton and Red Deer, despite the athletes holding valid visas.

The Government of Canada has officially informed the International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) and the national federation of the country about the ban on Russian hockey players participating in the junior world championship. The tournament will begin on 26 December in the cities of Edmonton and Red Deer. The established restrictions will apply even to athletes who have already obtained valid Canadian visas. Competing under a neutral flag will also not allow the Russian national team to circumvent these bans.
Canada’s Minister of Sport, Adam Van Coeverden, stated the government’s position. He announced that the Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship of the country will conduct individual screening of Russian and Belarusian athletes and officials to prevent their entry for participation in the competitions. This approach also applies to those who previously received entry permits.
«Ці заходи не спрямовані проти російського та білоруського народів. Їхня мета — не дозволити урядам Росії та Білорусі використовувати міжнародні спортивні змагання, що проводяться в Канаді, як майданчик для державного представництва, здобуття політичної легітимності та пропаганди» (These measures are not directed against the Russian and Belarusian peoples. Their purpose is to prevent the governments of Russia and Belarus from using international sporting events held in Canada as a platform for state representation, gaining political legitimacy, and propaganda), Van Coeverden explained.
Meanwhile, the Canadian government clarified that individual athletes from Russia and Belarus may still participate in international competitions on the country’s territory in a neutral status. However, this exception applies exclusively to individual participants and does not extend to national teams.
«Позиція Канади однозначна: поки Росія продовжує агресивну війну проти України, повернення до звичного стану речей неможливе. Канада й надалі підтримуватиме Україну» (Canada’s position is unequivocal: as long as Russia continues its aggressive war against Ukraine, a return to the status quo is impossible. Canada will continue to support Ukraine), the minister emphasised.
As recently as last week, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that Russian and Belarusian athletes would not be able to represent their countries in competitions in Canada while the war continues.
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