146 New Products Added to "Made in Ukraine" List: Who Gained Access to State Compensation

# Sony's Xperia 1 VIII Has Best Telephoto Sensor in Lineup — But Social Media Will Remember Something Else: Official Post With "Enhanced" AI Photos Turned Real Camera Update Into a Meme. It Turns Out the Problem Isn't the Feature, But How Sony Decided to Sell It.

The government approved the procedure for forming and using a decentralized reserve of power plants, boiler houses and transformers — to be financed from the state budget, local budgets and international aid, but the mechanism for controlling the distribution is not publicly described.

# Sanctions Commissioner Reveals How Ukraine Plans to Turn International Sanctions Against Russian Shadow Fleet from Declarations into Real Ship Arrests The sanctions commissioner has disclosed Ukraine's strategy for converting international sanctions against Russia's shadow fleet from declarative measures into actual vessel seizures.

Alexander Zakusylo is not a newcomer to the Ministry of Digital Transformation. His appointment as deputy minister indicates that the state is making a strategic bet precisely on registries and open data — at a moment when access to them remains both a military matter and a condition for European integration.

# Government Members Forgo Legal Payments in Favor of Children's Home Members of the outgoing government—from Gergey Guyash to János Bóka—have renounced their lawful payments in favor of a children's home in Velyka Dobrana. Behind this gesture lies a specific Hungarian community in Ukraine and the first signals of new Budapest diplomacy.

# Ankara Seeks to Connect Fuel Infrastructure with Romania via Bulgaria Ahead of NATO Summit Turkey aims to link its fuel infrastructure with Romania through Bulgaria before the July NATO summit. The main argument is price: the Turkish route costs one-fifth of routes through Greece or Romania's western neighbors.

Head of the Security Service of Ukraine Kyrylo Budanov publicly established a boundary that intelligence has not yet crossed: technical capability exists, but there are no signs of real preparation. This is the first such assessment from an official who personally conducted negotiations with Moscow.

Quick Share now sends files to iPhone without installing any apps. However, it's not peer-to-peer: data passes through Google's servers and remains there for up to 24 hours.

The U.S. President returned from China without a breakthrough on tariffs — and acknowledged this himself aboard Air Force One. However, his trade adviser had formulated a specific architecture for a new deal even before the flight.

Japanese NAND memory manufacturer forecasts 48-fold increase in net profit for the quarter. Behind the figures lies a race for technology in which Kioxia has only just caught up with competitors.

Presidential Envoy Vlasyuk Admits: Ukraine Adds Companies from Dozens of Countries to Sanctions Lists, but Lacks Tools to Prosecute Its Own Citizens Supplying Russia's Defense Sector. Finland Solved This Issue in April 2025 with a Package of Four Laws.

Pyshnyi explained the limits of the regulator's authority by citing a law article. But the real question is not about the NBU's powers — it's whether the bank will remain solvent after the Mindich tapes.

May 15 is not just another exchange. It is the launch of the most ambitious deal in three years, "1000 for 1000," which was negotiated through the mediation of the USA and Turkey — and which ultimately took place only on May 23-25.

Washington eased restrictions on Belarusian potash in exchange for the release of political prisoners — and almost immediately began demanding that Vilnius restore transit through Klaipeda. Lithuania refuses, citing EU sanctions that no one intends to lift.

Ukraine's UN envoy pointed out an awkward coincidence: every time India's prime minister meets with Russia's president, Russia launches massive strikes on Ukraine. The reference is to Okhmatdyt.