
Bundestag passes law allowing German customs to verify origin of valuable assets
New law grants Zoll additional powers to verify the origin of real estate, cars, and cryptocurrencies.

New law grants Zoll additional powers to verify the origin of real estate, cars, and cryptocurrencies.

On 11 November, at the National Cemetery in Arlington, a US service member shouted at a group, which included Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, as they laughed near the tomb.

MP Oleksiy Kucherenko reported that the facilities are not ready by 1 October, while contractors have already received UAH 750 million in advances.

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement detained two Ukrainian citizens in New York State who were in the country under humanitarian programmes. Lawyers are challenging the government's actions in federal court.

Visitors to the country have been given the ability to convert digital assets into the local currency and make purchases via QR codes without opening a bank account.

Microsoft’s cloud infrastructure suffered a serious failure, leading to widespread user complaints in North and South America, Australia and Asia.

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has published a report on combat operations over the past day. The Pokrovsk and Kostiantynivka directions became the hottest sectors of the front, where intense assaults are ongoing.

Two people were killed and five others injured in a strike on a road in Odesa. Private residential houses and parked cars were reportedly damaged.

Users of Microsoft services in various parts of the world encountered a major outage that knocked out key tools, including Outlook, Teams and Copilot. The first reports of the malfunction came from residents of North and South America. Company representatives confirmed that the issue affected the Exchange Online cloud email service and Microsoft 365 features that rely on it.
According to Reuters, at the peak of the outage, the Downdetector service received over 130,000 messages from American users within one hour regarding issues with Outlook.
The outage subsequently spread to Australia and countries in the Asia-Pacific region. In Australia, email access problems were reported by the Federal Police and the counter-intelligence service. Australian Minister for Home Affairs Tony Burke stated that Microsoft management, with whom he discussed the situation, said they saw no signs of a hack in the outage.
In Japan, the Cabinet Office reported that the outage negatively impacted the infrastructure of the government’s information system.
The list of organisations that encountered problems also includes AI developers OpenAI and Anthropic, Indian airlines, and numerous other companies. At the time of publication, Microsoft had not yet fully resolved the issues.
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