Criminals demand $768m to keep Revolut client data undisclosed
Personal and financial data of users, including the owner of Gamdom and Skins.com, may have been leaked following a cyberattack on the British fintech bank.
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Ukraine prepares amendments to legislation on conscription of men aged 18 to 25
In the coming days, the Office of the President of Ukraine intends to present amendments to legislation and presidential decrees concerning the conscription of men aged 18 to 25.
Slovak PM accuses Ukraine of cyberattack on insurance company
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico claimed Ukraine was involved in a cyberattack on the country's largest medical insurance company, General Health Insurance.
Trump demands Denmark hand over Greenland
US President Donald Trump held a tense phone call with Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, during which he persistently demanded the transfer of Greenland to US jurisdiction
US strengthens border with Mexico
The United States has begun deploying Marine Corps units to the border with Mexico. The military's task is to support Border Patrol agents in dealing with the influx of migrants.
US officially changes name of the Gulf of Mexico
A decision was recently made in the United States of America to rename the Gulf of Mexico to the American Gulf. This step became part of a broader strategy aimed at asserting American identity in international waters.
Mexico rejects deportation flight from US
Mexico denied landing to a US military aircraft that was scheduled to transport migrants deported from the US. This incident could become a turning point in relations between the two countries,
China secretly delivers rocket fuel to Iran
Two Iranian cargo ships, Golbon and Jairan, are set to depart from China for Iran within the next few weeks, the Financial Times reports, citing intelligence from two Western countries.
Mass protests in Slovakia against government's pro-Russian course
Tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets in Bratislava to protest against the policies of Prime Minister Robert Fico, who is accused of a pro-Russian orientation. Participants are chanting: “Slovakia is Europe!”
US military operation in Panama: a foolish and dangerous idea
A potential scenario for a US military operation aimed at seizing the Panama Canal would be both unreasonable and extremely complex, writes Bloomberg.
Ukrainian applicants losing interest in medical universities
Viktor Lyashko, head of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine, reported on an alarming trend: school graduates are increasingly less likely to choose medical universities for higher education.
Beijing backs Trump's idea of involving China in conflict resolution
Chinese authorities expressed readiness to maintain dialogue with all parties interested in ending the war in Ukraine, responding to statements by newly elected US President Donald Trump.
Hamas announces plans to release four Israeli hostages
The Hamas faction has published the names of four Israeli hostages it intends to release on 25 January. The Times of Israel reported the details.
Trump considers using frozen Russian assets
US President Donald Trump may use frozen Russian state assets worth $330bn. He is threatening to hand them over to Ukraine to purchase American weapons, The Telegraph reports.
NATO considers two scenarios for security guarantees for Ukraine
The North Atlantic Alliance may offer Ukraine two options for security guarantees depending on the political and military situation.
Trump accuses Russia of stealing hypersonic missile technology
Donald Trump stated that Russia obtained hypersonic missile blueprints due to an information leak during Barack Obama's presidency.
Lowering conscription age to 18 threatens Ukraine's future
People's Deputy Serhiy Demchenko expressed concern over a possible decision to lower the mobilisation age to 18. In his view, such a step could have catastrophic consequences for Ukraine.
Argentina to withdraw from Paris Agreement
Argentine President Javier Milei is considering the possibility of the country withdrawing from the Paris climate agreement.
Moldova sets conditions for gas supply to Transnistria
Moldovan Prime Minister states that a solution to the gas crisis in Transnistria could be found, among other things, through gas supplies from Gazprom
Poland to cut benefits for unemployed refugees
Donald Tusk expressed support for the proposal by his party colleague and presidential candidate Rafal Trzaskowski, who suggested providing child benefits exclusively to Ukrainian refugees
Russia does not take Trump's threats seriously
According to a report in The Wall Street Journal, the Russian authorities do not perceive US President Donald Trump's threats of potential intensified economic sanctions as a serious danger, assessing them as insignificant.