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The news from Liga.net covers a range of topics, with a significant focus on Ukrainian domestic affairs, including an investigation into a tragic incident in Mykolaiv where 35 people died, with an SBU official suspected for improper weapons storage. Other domestic news includes the former Prime…
An official from the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) has been suspected in connection with the deaths of 35 people in Mykolaiv due to the improper storage of weapons.
German analysts are evaluating the prospects of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party coming to power, with some suggesting it does not pose an immediate threat to Ukraine but could have indirect effects.
A German political scientist comments that the local victory of the AfD party does not directly threaten Ukraine, but there could be indirect consequences.
The Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs has called on President Zelenskyy to include Rome and Warsaw in peace negotiations.
Donald Trump has promised Americans a $5,000 payment if Republicans win the upcoming elections.
The founder of Readeat discusses 26 million UAH in losses after an attack on a warehouse, the closure of two bookstores, losses for Concert.ua, and ambitious plans for BookTicket.
A veterinary dietitian discusses common myths surrounding pet food and nutrition in a special project video.
Donald Trump comments on his call with Vladimir Putin, assessing the possibility of peace and suggesting Putin is eager to reach an agreement.
The National Bank of Ukraine has quadrupled the currency limit, and an analysis explores whether this will allow Ukrainians to invest in assets like Apple or the S&P 500.
An analysis examines the implications of the AfD's growing influence in Germany for Ukraine and Ukrainian citizens residing there.
An analysis of employee productivity monitoring systems highlights issues such as excessive data collection and the neglect of worker breaks.
Sources suggest that Drapatiy intended to overhaul the entire command staff, but the Office of the President is reportedly delaying these personnel changes.
Google is offering a free program for Ukrainians to learn about the use of artificial intelligence in education.
Yulia Svyrydenko, former Prime Minister of Ukraine, has taken the helm of the Kyiv School of Economics (KSE) business school.
The headline is incomplete, but it appears to relate to the head of the Maritime Administration.
