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Greece proposes to create a transport corridor from its port to Odessa
Prime Minister of Greece Kyriakos Mitsotakis proposed the idea of creating a transport corridor that should connect the Greek port…
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Northern Ireland continues to be rocked by unrest for a third night in a row
In various areas of Northern Ireland, riots continue for the third night in a row, which began after the attempted…
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Viber launches new features for small businesses in Ukraine
Rakuten Viber Company announced on the introduction of new tools for small businesses in Ukraine. The new features are designed…
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Former lawyer Medvedchuk and Shariy sentenced in absentia to 10 years in prison
According to the evidence base of the Security Service of Ukraine, Valentin Rybin, who was the lawyer of Viktor Medvedchuk…
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UAE to teach artificial intelligence starting in kindergarten
The leadership of the United Arab Emirates has decided to introduce the study of artificial intelligence into the compulsory curriculum…
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Gold has become the second reserve asset in the world, overtaking the euro
Gold overtook the euro to become the world’s second-largest reserve asset after the dollar. About this informs Financial Times. According…
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National Guard cancels tender for shields to disperse demonstrators
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Vucic refused to sign a declaration in support of Ukraine
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić refused to sign a declaration in support of Ukraine following the results of the “Ukraine-Southeastern Europe”…
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The National Bank explained the excess of the inflation forecast in May
National Bank of Ukraine explained exceeding the May inflation forecast due to faster growth of raw food prices due to…
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World Bank lifts ban on financing nuclear energy projects
The World Bank announced the lifting of the long-standing ban on financing nuclear power projects. About this informs The New…
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