
Doctors Without Borders trains Polish medics to handle mass casualty influxes
Staff from the international organisation are conducting training sessions in Polish civilian hospitals, using scenarios inspired by combat experience.

Staff from the international organisation are conducting training sessions in Polish civilian hospitals, using scenarios inspired by combat experience.

Law enforcement officers in Chernihiv region detained Myroslav Popenko, who works as the head of a fire station watch, on suspicion of illegal drug trafficking.

Russian troops struck civilian infrastructure in Zaporizhzhia. Adults and children were injured, building facades and vehicles were damaged.

Andrii Sybiha welcomed the Latvian Foreign Ministry's initiative to ban grain transit from Russia and Belarus.

Ukraine's President stated that the enemy is attempting to increase the production volumes of fast-strike drones. F-16 fighter jets are being used to defend against them, and domestic countermeasures are being developed.

Ukrainian President approves document restoring Antimonopoly Committee's powers to control state aid to enterprises.

Rescuers are dealing with the aftermath of a morning attack by Russian drones on warehouse facilities in Vyshhorod district. No reports of casualties have been received.

A leak of personal information affecting approximately 140,000 work permit holders, including their identification numbers and contact details, was discovered in the systems of healthcare provider Fullerton Health.

On 16 January, the Kyiv District Court of Odesa placed Zatoka Mayor Vasyl Zvyagintsev and the head of the urban planning and architecture department of the Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi City Council under arrest.

An unexpected action took place in the centre of Washington. At the reception desks of many establishments, public notice boards, and on poles, certain concerned citizens hung photos of the main Ukrainian corrupt officials.

Kyiv residents recently made an unexpected discovery when visiting one of the Epitsentr retail chain stores. It turned out that the shopping centre is guarded by National Guard of Ukraine troops.

It was announced yesterday evening that the EU and the US are suspending sanctions imposed on Iran. The easing of restrictions became possible due to Tehran's compliance with the terms of the nuclear deal concluded in July 2015.

Today, one of Kharkiv's prominent businessmen and volunteers, Vsevolod Kozhemyaka, published online evidence of fraud in the autumn elections by the Vidrodzhennia party, which mayor Hennadiy Kernes represented.

Yesterday, information emerged that the pensions of fugitive former Ukrainian Prime Minister Nikolai Azarov and President Viktor Yanukovych had been frozen. This fact deeply upset Azarov, who launched a tirade on his internet page against Ukrainian media, the…

The Trilateral Contact Group recently concluded a meeting in Minsk, after which both sides agreed that the ceasefire in the Anti-Terrorist Operation zone must be maintained, despite repeated violations during the New Year holidays.

A vote is currently underway on the unmaskthecorrupt.org portal to compile a ranking of the world's most corrupt individuals. As of today, the leader in the poll is fugitive former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych

Contrary to claims by several media outlets, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko did not meet with Russian "envoy" Boris Gryzlov yesterday, who arrived in Kyiv to discuss the situation in the occupied territories of Donbas.

The uproar over the armed conflict at the Dragobrat resort in Zakarpattia between visitors to a food establishment and fighters from the Right Sector has not subsided for several days.

While Kyiv residents post angry messages on their social media pages about the lack of snow clearance in the city and appeal to the mayor's conscience, the Klitschko brothers are relaxing at a ski resort.

More residents of the annexed Crimean peninsula are "seeing the light," including those who voted for reunification with Russia less than two years ago. Crimean seafarers complain that they are being sent to fill staffing gaps in Russia where locals refuse to…

Contrary to Russian authorities' promises, life on the Crimean peninsula is far from paradise. If a year or so ago, Russians were flocking to Crimea to live and work on the Black Sea coast, now they are just as mass leaving for home.

Following Facebook, Ukrainian bloggers' accounts on the social network Twitter have been subjected to repression. Sanctions have been imposed on virtually all top bloggers on the platform. All of them were blocked following complaints filed by pro-Russian…

Oksana Tomchuk, lawyer for oligarch Hennadiy Korban, was served with a summons today after a hearing at the Pechersk Court in Kyiv. The human rights defender has been summoned for questioning at the Prosecutor General's Office on 21 December

Vitaliy Zakharchenko made an absurd statement accusing Deputy Interior Minister Eka Zguladze of smuggling a large sum of money out of Ukraine in her hand luggage, and consequently, of corruption.

Today in the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, MP from Petro Poroshenko Bloc Oleg Barna behaved very incorrectly towards the country's Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk, attempting to carry him out of the session hall and causing a scuffle

Ukrainian parliament deputy speaker Oksana Syroyed stated today during a reconciliation council meeting that the temporary special commission's review of possible fraud in the Kryvyi Rih mayoral election revealed violations that could serve as grounds for a…

Leader of the "Ukrop" party, Hennadiy Korban, was hospitalised overnight in the presence of local police officers after experiencing severe chest pain.

After nearly a year of intense work, the Minister has finally signed new supply standards for military personnel, replacing outdated and completely useless ones.