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The news on Liga.net focuses heavily on Ukraine's relationship with the EU, its ongoing war with Russia, and domestic mobilization efforts. International news includes a drone attack in Orenburg. There are also stories on technology, military innovations, and financial investments.
The European Union is prepared to open all cooperation clusters with Ukraine, and the European Commission is calling on member states to advance these initiatives.
Drones attacked Orenburg, causing a fire at the Ozon marketplace warehouse, with authorities stating debris fell in the area.
Member of Parliament Kostenko has announced significant and potentially 'radical' changes concerning the issue of military mobilization.
Former Foreign Minister Klimkin has provided an explanation on whether free and fair elections can be held while the country is at war.
Kyiv will experience partial movement restrictions for three days during Independence Day celebrations, with foreign delegations expected to attend.
A photo report details the military technologies displayed by Ukrainian manufacturers at the DALO exhibition, which featured 1244 exhibitors from 28 countries.
Following Russia's strike on a shopping center in Kryvyi Rih, a criminal case for official negligence has been initiated, with a first suspect identified.
An analysis from Binance suggests that younger investors may be less risk-averse than commonly believed when it comes to investing in stocks and ETFs.
Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights, Dmytro Lubinetz, has appealed to the UN regarding a Russian film that allegedly depicts the destruction of the Mariupol Drama Theater.
An interview with a former R&D tech lead from monday.com discusses a startup where artificial intelligence is used for coding, highlighting the team's ability to compete with larger companies.
