Palestinians in Gaza say they were fired on once again as they headed to one of the aid distribution centres run by the Israeli- and US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation on Monday.
Witnesses said that for the first time they were fired on by…
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Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1202: Ukrainian POWs return from Russian captivity
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Europe can compensate for the loss of American aid to Ukraine, and looks to deepen its ties with the G7.
Europe is capable of supporting Ukraine’s resistance even if military aid from the US completely stops, believes Major General Christian Freuding, who coordinates weapon supplies from Germany. He states that European countries and Canada have already surpassed the…
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As Ukraine prepares to target Russia with operations similar to Spider Web, it successfully strikes enemy aircraft at the Savasleyka airbase.
The country is intensifying efforts for new operations, with the SBU taking a prominent role, having demonstrated the ability to launch strikes deep inside Russia. Their objective is to reset the negotiating table. To that end, on the night of June 9 the Ukrainian…
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Russia is making a final push with a large-scale summer offensive in Ukraine.
The goal of the Russian campaign is to break the Ukrainians’ fighting spirit and give Vladimir Putin at least a symbolic victory, notes the Economist. According to Ukrainian intelligence, the main areas of the offensive will be Pokrovsk and Konstantinovka in the…
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Ukraine invites Austria to join a range of projects
Ukraine is interested in financial and technical assistance from Austria to advance the construction of near-zero energy buildings (NZEBs).
The topic was discussed during a meeting between Aliona Shkrum, First Deputy Minister of Communities and Territories…
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During the war, over 20 countries have continued to buy Russian fossil fuels, with China the largest importer.
As of June 2025, according to CREA, despite sanctions, energy claims, and reputational risks, more than 20 countries still actively import Russian fossil fuels following the onset of the Russian Federation’s full-scale war against Ukraine in 2022. The top three…
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Lithuania urges the disconnection of all Russian banks from the SWIFT network and the imposition of sanctions on the entire fleet of over 1,100 Russian shadow vessels.
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda emphasized that any Russian banks not currently under sanctions must be removed from the SWIFT international payment system. Additionally, he called for broader restrictions against energy companies that feed the Russian budget,…
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Ukraine’s largest fish factory aims to process local river fish and is currently seeking suppliers.
The Klion Group, based in Zaporizhzhia, operates the largest fish processing plant in the country, producing Veladis-branded products across 250 different types, including canned goods, pastes, caviar, fish burgers, fish sticks, and minced meat. The facility generates a…
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A wind power plant developer seeks to secure funding from small investors for project execution.
Wind Parks of Ukraine intends to raise money from these investors to build wind power facilities, according to CEO Vladislav Yeremenko.
“Our group is actively pursuing this goal and we are working to finalize the necessary mechanism. If Inzhur can do it, why can’t…
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