Category: Новини

Мінреінтеграції повідомило дані про депортованих до РФ дітей

Понад 4000 дітей-сиріт і дітей, позбавлених батьківського піклування, також перебувають на тимчасово окупованих територіях і в Росії …

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Уряд пропонує денонсувати угоду з Сирією про економічну співпрацю

Торік Україна розірвала дипломатичні відносини з Сирією. А нещодавно офіційний Київ терміном на 10 років запровадив санкції проти президента Сирії Башара аль-Асада (л) …

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Portugal: 2 Dead, Several Injured in Muslim Center Stabbing

Portuguese police shot and injured a man suspected of stabbing two women to death Tuesday at an Ismaili Muslim center in Lisbon, authorities said.  The women were Portuguese staff members at the center, Ismaili community leader Narzim Ahmad told Portuguese TV channel S.I.C.  Police were called to the center late Tuesday morning where they encountered …

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French Government Rejects Union Demand to Rethink Pension Bill

President Emmanuel Macron’s government on Tuesday rejected a new demand by unions to rethink a deeply unpopular pension bill, infuriating labor leaders who said the government must find a way out of the crisis. Meanwhile, as protesters across France staged generally peaceful marches on a tenth nationwide day of strikes and protests, clashes broke out …

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Вулицю в Хмельницькому назвуть на честь Монастирського – «Слуга народу»

«Наразі місцева влада шукає найбільш достойний об’єкт, якому присвоять ім’я Дениса Монастирського» …

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Вступ України до НАТО в інтересах як Києва, так і Альянсу – Кулеба

«Українська сила, стійкість та хоробрість стануть вагомим внеском до колективної безпеки» …

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Botswana, Belgian Diamond Trader Strike Deal

The government of Botswana said Monday it will buy a 24% stake in Belgian diamond company HB Antwerp. The deal comes amid uncertainty over Botswana’s long-standing sales agreement with industry giant De Beers.    Officially opening HB Antwerp’s cutting and polishing plant in Gaborone, President Mokgweetsi Masisi said Botswana must gain more from its diamond …

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Russia Fires Supersonic Anti-Ship Missile at Mock Target in Sea of Japan

Russia’s navy fired supersonic anti-ship missiles at a mock target in the Sea of Japan, the Russian defense ministry said on Tuesday.  “In the waters of the Sea of Japan, missile ships of the Pacific Fleet fired Moskit cruise missiles at a mock enemy sea target,” it said in a statement on its Telegram account.  …

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Germany’s DW to Close Office in Turkey

Germany’s public broadcaster Deutsche Welle is set to close its Turkey office Tuesday after Ankara declined to extend its operating license, a move condemned by media rights groups. The case shows the pressure that Ankara is putting on foreign media to make it harder for them to work in the country, some analysts say. Authorities …

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VOA Interview: Belarus Opposition Chief on Ukraine, Holding Lukashenko Accountable

Belarus opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, who led a delegation of the Belarusian opposition to Washington, spoke to VOA’s Russian Service on Saturday about the democratic movement in her country and the war in Ukraine.   Tsikhanouskaya fled Belarus after facing President Alexander Lukashenko in the 2020 presidential elections that drew mass protests over allegations of …

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2 Police Hurt, 143 People Held in Vienna Gas Talks Protest

Two police officers were injured Monday in scuffles that broke out when protesters tried to break through a police cordon during a demonstration against a meeting of oil and gas companies in Vienna.  Police detained 143 people and resorted to using pepper spray to break up the demonstration.  Austrian public broadcaster ORF reported that some …

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Ukraine Shuts ‘Post-Apocalyptic’ Battlefield Town to Civilians

Ukraine shut the eastern town of Avdiivka to non-military personnel on Monday, describing it as a post-apocalyptic wasteland, as Kyiv tried to break the back of Russia’s flagging winter offensive before a counter-assault of its own.  A Ukrainian general said Kyiv was planning its next move after Moscow appeared to shift focus from the small …

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Scotland Elects First Muslim Leader

The Scottish National Party elected Humza Yousaf as its new leader Monday. This comes after what analysts describe as a bruising five-week campaign that exposed deep cracks in Scotland’s pro-independence movement. The 37-year-old Yousaf, who is currently Scotland’s health minister, will be Scotland’s first Muslim and first person of color to serve as First Minister. …

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Без виведення сил РФ із ЗАЕС ініціативи щодо ядерної безпеки будуть безуспішні – Зеленський на зустрічі з Ґроссі

Зустріч відбулася на території Дніпровської гідроелектростанції …

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Окремих хвиль мобілізації немає, все відбувається у плановому порядку – Маляр

Потреби у мобілізації залежать від розвитку ситуації на фронті, каже представниця Міноборони …

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У 6 областях опалювальний сезон завершать раніше, ніж планувалося – Чернишов

«Україна успішно завершує найважчий опалювальний сезон. Погодні умови дозволяють це зробити раніше, ніж було заплановано» …

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Guard Killed in Gun Attack on Albanian TV Channel

A security guard was killed in a gun attack on Albania’s largest broadcaster early Monday, with the country’s prime minister calling the assault on the media outlet “worrying”.   The 60-year-old guard was in a booth outside the Top Channel headquarters in Tirana when he was hit by a burst of gunfire from a passing SUV. …

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New Russian Campaign Tries to Entice Men to Fight in Ukraine

Advertisements promise cash bonuses and enticing benefits. Recruiters are making cold calls to eligible men. Enlistment offices are working with universities and social service agencies to lure students and the unemployed. A new campaign is underway this spring across Russia, seeking recruits to replenish its troops for the war in Ukraine. As fighting grinds on …

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У Польщі заарештували іноземця за підозрою у шпигунстві на користь Росії

З початку повномасштабного вторгнення Росії в Україну в Польщі затримали 20 осіб, підозрюваних у співпраці з російською чи білоруською розвідкою …

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«Путін розміщує ядерну зброю в Білорусі через контрнаступ ЗСУ» – керівник білоруської ініціативи ByPol

Причиною розташування ядерної зброї у Білорусі є майбутній український контрнаступ, а саме звільнення анексованого Криму. Про це в ефірі «Свобода.Ранок» (проєкт Радіо Свобода) повідомив Олександр Азаров, керівник ініціативи ByPol (створена колишніми силовиками, які не підтримують режим Олександра Лукашенка – ред.). При цьому білоруські партизани можуть чинити спротив навіть в такому питанні, як розміщення ядерної зброї …

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German Transportation Unions Strike for Higher Wages

Germany’s public transportation workers are striking Monday as unions demand higher wages for their members.   The schedules of trains, buses and planes are being disrupted by the 24-hour work stoppage.   The strike is intended to pressure employers as a new round of negotiations begins this week.   German news outlet Deutsche-Welle reports that Frank Werneke, head …

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Продовження наступу РФ на Донбасі свідчить, що Путін все ще хоче перемогти в затяжній війні – ISW

«Впертість Путіна в цих наступальних операціях, втім, може мати сенс у затяжному конфлікті, протягом якого західна підтримка України ослабне або закінчиться» …

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Spain Tells ‘Fire Tourists’ to Stay Away From Forest Blaze

Officials told “fire tourists” to keep away from blazes raging in eastern Spain on Sunday, saying onlookers were putting themselves at risk and disrupting efforts to quell the flames. More than 500 firefighters backed by 20 planes and helicopters were battling the fire four days after it broke out near the village of Villanueva de …

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North Sea Shell Survey Brings Out Volunteers

Hundreds of volunteers descended on the beaches of the North Sea coast this weekend to collect sea shells as a measure of the sea’s biological diversity. While there is a serious scientific purpose to the exercise, it is also a fun day out on the coast for Belgian, French and Dutch families with kids. On …

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Russia’s Putin to Deploy Tactical Nukes in Belarus

As the United States prepares to co-host the second Summit for Democracy in Washington, Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced plans to station tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus. VOA’s Veronica Balderas Iglesias reports on how the weapons that Russia has used so far in its war on Ukraine have already taken a heavy toll not …

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Berlin Votes on Tighter Climate Goals in Test of Germans Commitment to Change 

Berlin votes on Sunday on making the city climate neutral by 2030, in a binding referendum that will force the new conservative local government to invest heavily in renewable energy, building efficiency and public transportation. Climate campaigners gathered over 260,000 signatures in support of the referendum, which will make Berlin one of few major European …

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