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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Saakashvili breaks through Ukrainian border
Mikheil Saakashvili has managed to break through into Ukrainian territory. This became possible thanks to his supporters, known as Mikho's followers, breaching the "defence line". Border guards offered little resistance.
Will Saakashvili be left in the grey zone?
Today, many residents of Ukraine are watching the reality show “Mikheil Saakashvili’s Return to Ukraine” with great interest. The former President of Georgia is desperately trying to break into the country, having already switched between several methods of…
Kvitaashvili transferred 90 million to Yanukovych's son
Former Health Minister Oleksiy Musiy accused his successor, Oleksandr Kvitaashvili, of transferring 90 million in state funds to a company owned by Yanukovych's son in the final days of 2015
In Syria, Assad's army regains control of another city
Today, Assad's army managed to regain control of the city of Rabiya. It is the last major settlement in Latakia province that had been under rebel control since 2012.
Islamov accused of banditry and looting
Rumours that things are not going smoothly in Kherson Oblast have been circulating for a long time. Their confirmation regularly appears on social media. This time, Tim Zlatkin posted a plea for help on his Facebook page, accusing Lenur Islamov and his…
Protests sweep Poland
A wave of protests has swept across Poland. In 36 cities, people took to the streets for an action organised by the "Committee for the Defence of Democracy" to protect civil liberties.
European Parliament backs visa-free regime for Ukraine
On 21 January, the European Parliament supported granting Ukraine a visa-free regime. MPs adopted a resolution including a free trade area with Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia.
Who is behind the attempts to create the “Kherson People’s Republic”
Not long ago, a video clip posted on the separatist “Oplot” channel on YouTube went viral, allegedly showing residents of Kherson Oblast protesting the presence of the “Aidar” battalion in the region and their lawlessness.
People spent the night at Groysman's door
Desperate to secure the signing of the law on the re-election of the mayor of Kryvyi Rih, people resorted to extreme measures. An indefinite hunger strike has been declared.
Residents of Kyiv dormitory plan to block road
Renowned journalist Irma Krat has once again stood up for ordinary people whom state authorities disregard. Today, on her online page, Irma spoke about 80 families living in a dormitory at 6 Kustanay Street, who had all utilities cut off
Tuka shares reasons behind the execution of a mobile group
Today, on his Facebook page, head of the Luhansk Military Administration Georgy Tuka shared some details of the 2015 execution of a mobile group, which resulted in the death of a well-known volunteer.
Fake threats from Azov spread online
A fake video clip has circulated on social media today, in which unidentified armed men in masks, claiming to be Azov fighters, threaten the Dutch with violence if they vote against ratifying the EU association agreement in a referendum.
Zatoka Mayor Taken Into Custody
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.
Photos of Ukrainian corrupt officials 'hung' on poles in Washington
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.
National Guard troops guard Epitsentr shopping centre
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.
Sanctions against Iran suspended
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.
Evidence of election fraud in Kharkiv published
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.
Azarov claims he is being mocked
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…
Exchange of 50 prisoners agreed in Minsk
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.
Yanukovych tops global ranking of corrupt figures
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