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Three Ukrainian nuclear power plants have temporarily shut down reactors for scheduled maintenance and fuel reloading, the IAEA reports.

The NBU plans to create a register of banking clients involved in financial fraud, aiming to limit their access to banking services and enhance control over financial flows.

The conclave for the election of a new Pope will begin on May 7 in the Vatican, with 135 cardinals participating, most of whom were appointed by Pope Francis.

Over 3,000 postgraduate students expelled in Ukraine after inspections of mobilization deferments; Ministry of Education announces a new wave of checks.

The Trump administration is looking for ways to restore dialogue with North Korea, using diplomatic channels and efforts to ease tensions.

The use of citizenship revocation as a means to combat terrorism and crime is growing across Europe, raising concerns among human rights advocates.

An experimental cotton cultivation project has begun in the Mykolaiv region, with 3,000 hectares planted by seven farms and the local agrarian university.

St. Peter’s Basilica remains open overnight for Pope Francis’ farewell: Over 60,000 mourners have already paid their respects ahead of his funeral on Saturday.

The EU fined Apple €500 million and Meta €200 million for breaching the Digital Markets Act, aimed at ensuring fair competition and user choice.

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