
ATB denies data breach following cyberattack
ATB network spokesperson stated that the cyberattack did not result in a leak of client information, as such data is not stored on the targeted servers.

ATB network spokesperson stated that the cyberattack did not result in a leak of client information, as such data is not stored on the targeted servers.

Reporters could not hand over the document to the State Employment Centre management in person due to security, so they placed it in the mailbox. The request concerns a criminal case and personnel appointments.

Cybercriminals gained access to the resource of Ukraine's largest supermarket chain and threaten to publish users' confidential data and the company's internal information.

Hackers gained unauthorised access to the CPR database via a private company. Authorities have blocked access and are investigating the incident.

In Ternopil, a criminal case is being heard involving several members of one family, whom investigators link to a large-scale scheme for the sale of prohibited kratom.

American and German scientists received the award for the discovery of light-gated ion channels and optogenetics, which allow control over brain cell activity.

Following the change in command, the Armed Forces of Ukraine abandoned the previous scheme for distributing personnel resources, introducing a more even supply of troops to brigades.

Holosiivskyi District Court granted the prosecution's motion for the compulsory appearance of a fraud case defendant. His lawyer refused to disclose his client's whereabouts, citing confidentiality.

The leader of the United List party, which won the parliamentary elections, and current Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs spoke about his intentions. If the politician heads the government again, his key tasks will be optimising the number of ministries and ensuring a leap in economic development.
Kulbergs emphasised that the United List would discuss forming a coalition with all political forces. However, the main requirement for cooperation will be the partners' readiness to support the necessary changes.
In response to questions about planned austerity measures, the Prime Minister confirmed that he is not abandoning the idea of reducing the number of ministries. At the same time, he noted that this is not currently a priority. The main focus must be on strengthening the state's economic potential.
«Так, витрати обов’язково потрібно скорочувати, але це має супроводжуватися економічним проривом. Потрібно і те, і інше» ("Yes, spending must definitely be reduced, but this must be accompanied by an economic breakthrough. Both are needed"), Kulbergs emphasised.
According to the Prime Minister, before cutting ministries, a deep analysis from the perspective of economic efficiency must be conducted. This will determine what will be most important and beneficial for accelerating the growth of the Latvian economy.
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