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9 of December 2024:

• Ukraine is preparing a meeting of the contact group on ending the war
• The mayor of Edinburgh has resigned after being accused of harassing Ukrainian refugee women
• The rebels freed people from the Sednaya prison in Syria — it is called a “human slaughterhouse”
• Austria lifted its veto on the entry of Bulgaria and Romania into the Schengen area
• Zelensky: Almost 800 000 Russian soldiers are fighting in Ukraine
• China launched an investigation against Nvidia in response to the US export sanctions
• Golden Globe Awards 2025 — the organizers have announced the nominees
• Taylor Swiftʼs Eras Tour became the highest-grossing tour in history
• Media: The mayor of Edinburgh was accused of harassing Ukrainian refugee women
• Reuters: Turkey knew about the offensive plans of the Syrian opposition
• Tokyo will introduce a 4-day work week to increase the birth rate
• Ukraine will receive €4.1 billion under the Ukraine Facility program
• Trump, Netanyahu and Musk. Time magazine announced the contenders for the title “Person of the Year”
• An economic emergency was declared in the unrecognized Transnistria
• WSJ: Iran did not support Bashar al-Assadʼs regime because it feared an Israeli strike on an aid plane
• Great Britain stops supporting and cooperating with the government of Georgia
• Lukashenko pardoned another 29 political prisoners
• Germany has suspended processing of asylum applications from Syrians
• Zelensky will call Biden about the invitation to NATO
• SBU declared the suspicion on the priests of the ROC — they could have contributed to the seizure of churches on the left bank of Kherson
• Russia informed that it had handed over to Ukraine the bodies of prisoners who apparently died as a result of the IL-76 crash
• Ukraine will receive a batch of CAESAR self-propelled guns a year ahead of schedule
• More than 400 people were detained during the protests in Georgia
• Apple sued for refusing to scan photos for child sexual abuse
• “Opendatabot”: The IT sector brings $530 million to Ukraine every month
• The Hubble telescope captured a “grand” spiral galaxy
• The Syrian army, supported by Turkey, took control of the city of Manbij in the north of the country
• The president of South Korea has been banned from traveling abroad
• Romanian presidential election: Georgescu used hidden political advertising on Facebook
• General Staff: Russia lost 1 220 soldiers and three artillery systems over the past day
• The Air Defense Forces shot down 18 out of 37 drones and two Kh-59/69 air missiles launched over Ukraine
• The USA has struck dozens of targets of the Islamic State in Syria
• Rapper Jay-Z accused of raping 13-year-old girl at P. Diddyʼs party