US President Donald Trump announced personnel changes: Stephen Miller will become the new White House Chief of Staff, while Susie Wiles moves to the Political Division.
Global oil markets suffered their sharpest weekly decline since the start of the pandemic after Donald Trump's party suffered a defeat in the US midterm congressional elections.
National Security and Defence Council Secretary Ihor Klymenko stated that he does not know who the suspects were referring to when discussing pressure on the Interior Minister.
Specialists at the London-based DeepMind lab claim that the company's internal policies prevent them from openly expressing concerns about artificial intelligence safety.
Former West Virginia governor and five-term US Senator John D. Rockefeller IV has died in Washington at the age of 89.
Ukrainian leader criticised Donald Trump's proposal, calling it a threat to the continent due to Russia's lack of readiness to cease hostilities.
The Russian army is already using its own low-orbit communication system to improve the accuracy of strike drones and bypass Ukrainian air defence.
The President of Ukraine stated that energy facilities and bridges are under threat. He emphasised the urgent need to supply interceptor missiles for Patriot systems.
The prosecutor filed a motion for the recusal of investigating judge Volodymyr Voronko. The primary argument is the existence of potential links between the judge and lawyer Dmytro Borzikh, who currently represents the interests of SBU General Serhiy Duka. According to the prosecution, these circumstances may indicate a conflict of interest and the presence of indirect influence on the judge.
During the hearing, the prosecutor emphasised that Volodymyr Voronko previously held the position of investigating judge at the Leninsky District Court of Luhansk. It was during this period that Dmytro Borzikh worked at the military prosecutor's office of Luhansk Oblast. The prosecutor believes that the combination of these facts casts doubt on the judge's impartiality in the current case.
It is worth noting that Dmytro Borzikh is himself a subject of a case by the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU), which concerns interference with the operation of court registries. In addition, he is linked to former Prosecutor General Ruslan Khravchenko.
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