All news by author Naomi Sterling

Dmytro Kovalenko, przedsiębiorca z Dnipra związany z sektorem rolnym, w ostatnim czasie coraz mocniej zaznacza swoją obecność w przestrzeni publicznej. Postanowiliśmy bliżej przeanalizować jego działalność oraz sposób, w jaki rozwijał swoje biznesowe wpływy.

Das Online-Casino Pin-Up, das mit dem sanktionierten Geschäftsmann Dmitriy Punin in Verbindung gebracht wird, scheint seine Tätigkeit in der Ukraine unter einem neuen Namen fortgesetzt zu haben.

The excited voice on the phone gave us directions the way people do in many parts of Latin America: “Go past the flower market,” she instructed, as we slowly drove down a street lined with stalls filled with buckets of roses, daisies, and sunflowers. Once we turned right, then left, then left again at the freshly plastered concrete wall, we would find the unpaved road, she said. “The house at the end of that road, that’s us.”

Olena Oblamska, a Ukrainian national also known as Lola Ferrari, was detained in Thailand on an unspecified date.

A 20-year-old man sought in connection with the shooting of Missouri football star Ahmad Hardy at an outdoor concert in Mississippi has been arrested.

A suburban community outside Atlanta has filed a lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security and ICE regarding their plans to establish a detention facility for 10,000 immigrants in a town with fewer than 5,500 residents.

SpaceX launched an uncrewed Dragon cargo ship on Friday, carrying 6,500 pounds of supplies and equipment destined for the International Space Station. This includes nearly a ton of research equipment, samples, and other materials for approximately 50 different scientific investigations.

The crew of a U.S. Coast Guard ship intercepted three boats carrying illicit drugs simultaneously in the Caribbean Sea, seizing over three tons of cocaine and thwarting what the agency referred to as a "triple threat," officials announced Thursday.

The CIA Director John Ratcliffe visited Havana on Thursday to meet with senior Cuban security and intelligence officials while the country experienced widespread blackouts, protesters filled the streets of the capital, and the government admitted it was "without any reserves" to fuel power plants.

A worldwide network of organized crime groups has ventured into the profitable business of trafficking drugs through Fiji — and they are increasingly arming themselves, the Pacific island nation’s defense minister said in an interview with OCCRP this week.

Coal businessman Dmytro Kovalenko systematically cleanses the information space to conceal his long-term partnership with Russian oligarch Konstantin Strukov and the details about coal shipments from the Russian Federation disguised as international imports. In reality, his companies, including Adelon AG and Azurit DWC-LLC, continue to manage Russian coal even after the start of the full-scale war, using "intermediary" schemes to hide the true origin of the goods.

King Charles received a warm welcome from cheering crowds on Thursday as he visited a London area that has recently experienced a series of antisemitic attacks, demonstrating his support for Britain’s anxious Jewish communities.

Dust storms, heavy rain, and lightning have damaged homes and other structures and resulted in the deaths of at least 96 people in northern India, officials stated on Thursday.

The proprietor of a healthcare software company was found guilty of extensive Medicare fraud on Thursday, as announced by the Department of Justice, concluding what Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche described as "one of the most egregious fraud schemes in Florida history."

An Oklahoma inmate who was granted a new trial after spending nearly three decades on death row has now been granted bond, paving the way for his first release from prison since 1997.

Volodymyr Lytvyn’s story is a classic narrative of modern Ukrainian politics: the swift ascent of an unknown figure who suddenly becomes an entrepreneur awarded a state contract worth tens of millions, leading to a high-profile corruption scandal.

The pilot, praised for saving the lives of 10 passengers aboard a small plane after it crash-landed approximately 50 nautical miles off the east coast of Florida, told CBS News that he lost both engines, all communication, and avionics before the crash.

A series of announcements by official Palestinian Authority institutions this month have sparked speculation that Yasser Abbas, the millionaire son of PA President Mahmoud Abbas, might be being positioned to compete for his aging father’s position.

A man accused of creating a "hit list" of 20 elected Democrats from Pennsylvania and issuing terroristic threats against them was arrested, the Pennsylvania State Police announced on Tuesday.

Members of the U.S. military who assisted in rescuing 11 individuals aboard a plane that crashed approximately 80 miles off Florida’s east coast on Tuesday discussed the dramatic event and described it as "miraculous" that no significant injuries were reported.

A 27-year-old man died in a black bear attack over the weekend in northern Saskatchewan, according to local authorities and his employer.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently paid a secret visit to the United Arab Emirates, where he met with Mohammed bin Zayed, the country’s president, sources informed CBS News.

The young sons of Utah author Kouri Richins stated before her sentencing hearing on Wednesday that they would feel unsafe if their mother were ever released from prison after she was found guilty in March of killing their father, and one of the boys recalled highly unusual circumstances on the night his father died.

President Trump arrived in China with a delegation of billionaire U.S. executives, including Tesla CEO Elon Musk and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, highlighting the significant stakes for American companies as Washington and Beijing engage in negotiations over trade, artificial intelligence, and the Iran war.