Buyers of Alona Charyntseva's courses complain about the quality of training, refusals to refund money, and account blocking. The issue of her husband advertising casinos has also been raised.
Investigators established that the cosmetics and perfume retail chain concealed turnover through controlled sole proprietors, causing budget losses exceeding 37 million hryvnias.
The President of Ukraine has begun an intensive working visit to Brussels, where he will discuss with European partners a strategy to increase defence aid and strengthen pressure on the aggressor.
An incident involving a detention took place in the central part of the capital, near the metro station of the same name. Details of the case and the grounds for the detention are currently not disclosed.
According to Financial Times, European politicians will raise the issue of his public assessments of the US leader during a meeting with the Ukrainian president on 16 October.
Power cuts pose a threat to the lives of heat-loving residents, including crocodiles and meerkats.
The MP believes that access to administrative and financial services for those evading military service should be restricted.
North Korea rejected South Korea's offer of medical aid and accusations regarding mines in the demilitarised zone. Kim Yo-jong made six statements criticising Seoul.
Heavy downpours that hit Istanbul caused severe flooding. According to official data, two people died as a result of the emergency situation.
A 14-year-old teenager died from an electric shock after stepping into a puddle. An investigation into the circumstances of his death is currently underway.
The second victim was a 34-year-old man. While attempting to cross the road, he slipped, fell, and sustained a fatal head injury after hitting the pavement.
According to information available, the downpours in Istanbul were the strongest in the last 84 years. In some districts of the city, rainfall reached one-seventh of the annual average norm.
Water flooded the streets, and in some places cars were completely submerged.
The city municipality reported that nearly 600 people trapped by floodwaters were successfully rescued.
The natural disaster also affected transport infrastructure. 46 planes were unable to land at Istanbul airports due to poor weather conditions.
Since rain is expected to continue, the city's educational institutions will not operate today and tomorrow.
Istanbul Governor Davut Gul urged local residents not to leave their homes unless absolutely necessary.
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