Evan Gershkovich, a Wall Street Journal journalist released from Russian detention, explained to Times Radio why Vladimir Putin's departure will not lead to the liberalisation of society.
Detectives from the Bureau of Economic Security, together with border guards, halted the operations of a channel distributing counterfeit tobacco products in the capital. Over 3,000 smoking systems and other assets were seized.
Former ombudsman Lyudmyla Denysova published a draft amendment to mobilisation legislation, which provides for additional restrictions for caregivers. Parliament stated that it had not received any official documents.
The Sixth Administrative Court of Appeal overturned provisions allowing the automatic registration of men aged 25 to 60 without a military medical examination, including those previously excluded due to health conditions.
UK regulator urges withdrawal of Yasensvit Ltd products from circulation after Salmonella bacteria detected.
Amid discussions of a potential meeting with Donald Trump, the North Korean leader opened a museum of the defence revolution, where strategic weapons were presented, and also conducted further tactical missile tests.
Deputy Yurii Buchko initiated a local government appeal to the US leader demanding respect for the state's sovereignty.
Singer Anna Korsun, who lives in New York, announced the end of her relationship with Alexander. The artist emphasised the importance of maintaining emotional stability for their child.
Volodymyr Zelensky's sharp response to Donald Trump during the Warsaw Forum has caused concern among some Europeans. According to the Financial Times, citing sources, these interlocutors fear that the conflict with the US president will intensify, which will have consequences for the security of Ukraine and Europe.
In his speech, Zelensky downplayed the impact of the diesel fuel agreement on prices. He stated that Trump should have concluded a deal with Kyiv. The head of state also emphasised Ukraine's influence on the fuel market through strikes on Russian oil refineries and vessels.
Meanwhile, other interlocutors of the publication consider such concern to be another manifestation of "servility towards Trump".
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