The Sixth Administrative Court of Appeal overturned most of the additional tax assessments against a Ukrainian model, citing currency conversion errors and failure to identify the account owner.
The story of an entrepreneur who accumulated millions in debt, siphoned off assets and forced a creditor into a physical confrontation over control of a factory.
Vladimir Putin will meet African politicians to strengthen Russia's influence on the continent and demonstrate the failure of Western isolation.
17 airstrikes, over 600 drone attacks and hundreds of artillery strikes were recorded in the past 24 hours. Two people were injured, and housing and infrastructure were damaged.
Brussels is pressing G7 allies as it forecasts a €70bn funding gap for Kyiv in 2027 against the backdrop of the cessation of direct US payments.
Serhiy Ussov, head of the Kharkiv branch of the NGO "Stop Corruption", is celebrating his birthday. The editorial team compiles key facts from his years of civic and volunteer work.
Cho Hyeon noted that the diplomatic conflict over North Korean prisoners of war could lead to the termination of relations between the two countries if tensions continue to rise.
Indian munitions exports to Europe grew 17.7-fold after the start of the full-scale war, reaching $872 million.
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth intends to hold talks with his counterparts from the member states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). The Philippines has been chosen as the venue for the event.
Countries in the region have expressed concern that the US focus on the war in Iran is leading to a decrease in attention to the Asian direction. The US administration is expected to provide clear explanations regarding the prospects of the conflict in Iran and what specific expectations Washington has of its allies.
The war in Iran has caused disruptions in oil supplies, creating serious challenges for the economies of Southeast Asia, which rely heavily on fuel imports. In addition, strained relations between the Philippines and China, which are in dispute over territorial rights in the South China Sea, remain on the agenda.
The Pentagon emphasises that the United States does not intend to leave the region, reaffirming its intention to maintain its presence in Asia.
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