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The news on NV.ua focuses on domestic Ukrainian affairs, particularly a major corruption investigation involving the head of the National Bank, Andriy Pyshnyi. International news includes discussions on potential peace talks, US foreign policy regarding Ukraine, and social issues in Poland and…
The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAP) are reportedly conducting searches at the National Bank of Ukraine and the residence of one of its employees, in connection with an investigation involving its head, Andriy Pyshnyi.
Ukraine has presented new proposals at talks in Oslo, where security guarantees and the restoration of peace were discussed.
NABU has confirmed that searches are underway in the premises of the National Bank and at the residence of one of its employees.
The United States is encouraging a major purchaser of Russian oil to increase its purchases from a different nation.
Blogger Kirilo Soloshenko, known by his online moniker Kiryusha Akuratny, has died on the front lines at the age of 35.
US Senator Marco Rubio has asserted that Ukraine would not exist today if it were not for assistance from the United States.
The Parliament of Poland has voted to partially decriminalize and simplify legislation concerning abortions.
Actor Matthew McConaughey has urged voters in the United States to consider supporting independent candidates in the upcoming elections.
A Russian attack on Kyiv on October 20 resulted in damage to an additional data center in the capital.
Europe is increasing its involvement in discussions about a peace plan proposed by Vitkoff, amid ongoing negotiations.
A summary and predictions are provided regarding the ongoing negotiations taking place in Oslo.
Timothy Ash discusses two potential future scenarios for Ukraine, involving Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, and a potential 'Yalta-2' agreement.
Photographer Yefrem Lukatsky reflects on the concept of karma and its potential connection to war crimes.
An artificial intelligence application uses smartphone cameras to identify food items and estimate their caloric content, simplifying dietary tracking.
A former Shakhtar Donetsk player shares his assessment of the team's prospects in an upcoming match against Inter Milan.
Marc-Antoine Barrois, founder of the perfume house Marc-Antoine Barrois, visited Kyiv to celebrate the brand's 10th anniversary, sharing his impressions of Ukraine.
Sources close to tennis players Elina Svitolina and Gaël Monfils have provided details about their relationship status, despite reports of separation.
A Canadian candidate, who feigned incompetence during his campaign, has won a seat on the local council.
Astronomers have precisely measured the quantity of helium created in the aftermath of the Big Bang.
Meta's artificial intelligence application, Muse, has achieved over 10 million downloads in the United States within its first 40 days of release.
Members of the US Congress are calling for an investigation into the actions taken by Elon Musk concerning Starlink services.
