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Honor has released a smartwatch that looks like the Apple Watch, costs about the same as a night out at a restaurant, and holds a charge for three weeks. But there's a caveat to that arithmetic.
Kyrylo Budanov publicly acknowledged: the EU‑promised funds have still not arrived in Ukraine and are unlikely to arrive anytime soon. But behind Orbán’s veto lies a concrete legal trap, not merely Budapest’s whim.
2025: Ukraine produced 16.97 billion cubic meters of gas — 10% less than a year earlier. Behind the figure lie destroyed infrastructure, forced shutdowns of wells, and the question of whether private investment will manage to compensate for losses from missile strikes.
An attack on a single pumping station can cut power to an entire metropolis. Ukrvodokanalekologiya explains why a system that appears decentralized actually has critical points of failure.
The special operation "Enigma 2.0" uncovered a scheme in which the perpetrators of assassination attempts posed as food delivery couriers, and the handler was recruited directly inside a prison on Russian territory.
KB5079391 was on Windows Update for less than two hours before Microsoft pulled it. In the first three months of 2026, the company has already been forced to respond urgently three times to broken updates.
BYD chairman Wang Chuanfu openly called the rise in oil prices caused by the Middle East conflict a catalyst for the company's international sales. The forecast: up 15%. Behind the figures lies a question that is uncomfortable for everyone.
For the first time in eight years, none of the 17 designated highways will receive a seasonal increase in speed limits. The figures show it's not just about potholes after winter, but a deliberate logic of reduction: 8 sections in 2024, 4 in 2025, and zero in 2026.
Meta is testing a paid "Instagram Plus" subscription in the Philippines and Mexico. For $1–2 a month — the ability to view others' Stories without being noticed. What this means for the rest of users.
The Kyiv Metro has finally received the state expert conclusion for the major overhaul of a subsiding tunnel on the blue line. The repair, which had been planned for 2024, will cost nearly two billion — and this amid the war.
Oleksii Demidov lived in a city that endured occupation and was rebuilt — and he was killed on one of the hottest sectors of the front. On April 1, the community will lay him to rest.
The IMF has acknowledged that the closure of the Strait of Hormuz is the largest disruption to the global oil market in history. The impact is uneven: poorer energy-importing countries are paying the most, and there is no way out unless the strait is reopened.
The President said the United States will pressure Kyiv to withdraw its forces after the Iranian dossier is finalized. Why the "peace through concessions" formula is dangerous — and who pays the price.
Memorial plaques to Zhanna Kameneva and Mykhailo Kamenev were unveiled on the façade of a Bucha apartment building — honoring a volunteer who was shot from a BTR during an evacuation in March 2022, and a soldier who went east twice and was killed in Donetsk. They were connected not only by the same entrance, but by a choice no one forced them to make.
As of March 31, Polish gas stations are not allowed to sell 95-octane gasoline for more than 6.16 zloty per liter. The fine for violations is up to 1 million zloty. How it works and whether prices will hold going forward.
Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Qatar have already signed agreements, with Bahrain, Oman, Kuwait and Jordan next in line. But the details of the deals remain undisclosed.
The longest outage in DeepSeek's history occurred two months after the chatbot sent shockwaves through markets totaling a trillion dollars. The company remains silent about the causes — and this is not just a technical issue.
Ukrzaliznytsia is holding five auctions on Prozorro.Sales on April 7 — the starting price is 4.48 million hryvnias. Behind the numbers is a question the company has yet to resolve.
Politico, citing ten diplomats, revealed Brussels’ internal discussions about what to do with Hungary if Orbán wins the April elections. Options range from technical changes to voting procedures to mechanisms that have never been used in the EU.
On March 30 an aerial ladder fire truck arrived in the Bilohorodska community from the partner city of Korneuburg (Austria). The handover of the vehicle was carried out with the participation of a female member of the National Council of Austria and the Ambassador of Austria to Ukraine.
A robbery at a supermarket and a murder in a suburb — both crimes were solved thanks to camera footage. But behind these cases lies a broader question: is there sufficient video infrastructure to change the very logic of crime in the region?
France's Ministry of the Armed Forces has signed a three-year contract with Mistral AI. Not just a corporate deal — a precedent for the entire EU.
Ukraine is almost tripling rapeseed oil exports — but at the expense of farmers who lost hundreds of millions of dollars due to artificially low purchase prices. A victory for the processing industry or a subsidy at someone else's expense?
In Hagen, Viktor M. was arrested — he had been collecting information about a former member of the Ukrainian armed forces on assignment from Russian intelligence. German prosecutors believe it was preparation for an operation on EU territory.
In the city that has become a symbol of war crimes, a Center for Comprehensive Development and Support for Children with Disabilities has opened. It was built over nearly two years — even as new shelling was being recorded just a few blocks away.
AES Corporation has deployed the Maximo robot at real-world sites in California. 100 MW installed. The question now is not whether the technology works — it's what will happen to an industry that relies on cheap manual labor.
The Appeals Chamber of the High Anti‑Corruption Court (VAKS) reduced Yevhenii Dykhne’s sentence to four years and lowered the assessed damages from UAH 11 million to UAH 1.3 million — but upheld his guilt. The case, which since 2020 has raised questions about the line between a state enterprise manager’s risk‑taking and abuse of office, remains precedent‑setting.
The Ankara prosecutor's office is investigating Özgür Özel for "insulting the president." Last year the Istanbul mayor from the same party was jailed. The pattern is repeating.
Taras Khizhko was killed on December 25 by an FPV strike near Kostiantynivka. His identity was confirmed only after DNA testing — at home his wife Tetyana and their two sons were waiting for him.
136,000 Ukrainians voted — and "Syaivo" won. But voting on the name is the simplest part: next comes integrating it into government services, business and defense — without a single public technical standard.
The European Commission approved the EDIP work programme. €260 million is allocated for Ukraine through the USI instrument — for rebuilding its own defence industry, not merely for purchasing Western weapons.
Slow exports could leave more grain in storage than during the export blockade of 2022. In July, old stocks will coincide with the new harvest — then prices will slump, and there may not be enough storage space.
LG Chem halted ethylene production, declared force majeure — and ultimately accepted the first batch of Russian oil. Behind the decision is a temporary U.S. authorization that expires on April 11.
The U.S. president called the ongoing negotiations successful, but at the same time vowed to strike power plants, oil wells and Khark Island. Threat and diplomacy — in a single post.
In March, the Ukrainian Armed Forces' interceptor drones destroyed 55% more targets than in February. Behind the figure is a structural reform: a new command, AI in control, and a response to enemy UAVs' extremely low-altitude flights.
The president says the army is stronger than it was six months ago. A new trilateral meeting could take place in the coming weeks — if Moscow and Washington agree on a location.
The U.S. president told the Financial Times of a scenario to seize Kharg Island — Iran's key oil hub. There is a wide gap between intent and an actual move, but the mere fact of a public statement has already altered the dynamics of negotiations.
The United States had for years maintained an energy blockade of the island — and quietly yielded to "Anatoliy Kolodkin." Why now, and what does this mean for Washington's sanctions policy.
The community that Scania and Volvo are already rebuilding with Swedish funds now also has a declaration on an "Ecohub" and Smart City. What the document contains and what was left out.
Brent futures rose nearly 3% despite statements by the US president about the imminent end of the conflict with Iran. For Ukraine, this means higher inflation and a hole in the trade balance.
The United States has moved 10,000 more troops into the region than usual. Trump is weighing a larger-scale ground attack, but even the current force is insufficient for that.
Tetiana Kosian signed a contract on February 26 and was killed on March 23 while saving the wounded. Her death is a single line in the statistics, but behind it is the choice of a woman who went to war voluntarily.
Between March 22 and 28 the Armed Forces of Ukraine struck the ports of Prymorsk and Ust‑Luga, the Kirishi Nefteorgsintez refinery and the Yaroslavl refinery. Zelensky said the attacks were carried out with improved long‑range drones, and he set a condition for halting them.
The General Staff is recording roughly 1,038 losses per day in March — more than in February (28,400). If the trend continues, the month will surpass January's 32,650. Defense Minister Fedorov announced a "solution" to reach 50,000 per month — but did not provide details.
Armin Papperger called Ukrainian drones "kitchen-made junk" — and received a response from the very company he had tried to protect from awkward questions.
33 athletes — and first place among all clubs in the country. "Reforma" has turned what looked like a regional ambition into a national achievement.
One of the drones that strayed off course during a strike on a Russian oil terminal has been identified as an AN-196 "Lyutiy" — an attack drone with a range of over 1,000 km. This is not the first such incident in the Baltic, and Finland is not the first NATO country to be counting debris.
After the G7, the foreign minister announced direct guarantees from the United States and a new contribution to the PURL program. Why is this important for air defence and the continuity of supplies to the front?
The case of a serviceman who deserted his unit and defrauded the family of a mobilized soldier is an example of how fear of mobilization is being turned into a business by scammers. Why does this matter for the safety of families and trust in institutions?
At a conference in Texas, the son of the Shah of Iran described peace talks as "a trap." We examine why his warning matters for U.S. security, regional stability, and international diplomacy.