Forty years ago today, the Chornobyl reactor exploded. Its consequences crossed borders and lasted decades. In Stockholm today, Ukrainians and supporters gathered to mark the anniversary – and to warn that the nuclear threat has returned. The demand: sanction Rosatom. The

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The Arabs took the idea of bathhouses from the Roman ones they found during their conquests. They directly adopted the same style of architecture and central heating systems from Roman thermae. There's even a Roman bathhouse still in use today – the Hammam Essalihine in Algeria.

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To mark the somber forty year anniversary since the Chornobyl nuclear disaster, the Kyiv Independent presents five books that illuminate the lived experiences of those affected, the enduring aftermath, and how Russia’s full-scale war has reignited global concern over nuclear

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Chornobyl 40 years later: the threat is no longer only radiation—it’s war. UNITED24 Media explores how Russia’s invasion has transformed the Exclusion Zone, including the Shahed strike on the New Safe Confinement. https://
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Thank you, @MFA_Austria
, for your clear and principled stance. Russia’s continued attacks on Ukraine’s nuclear infrastructure pose an unacceptable danger not only to our country, but to all of Europe and beyond. We urge the international community to increase pressure on Russia

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Ukraine will receive 100 million euros from partners through the Energy Support Fund to prepare for winter. Such commitments were announced by partners during the "energy Ramstein" meeting, reported Energy Minister Shmyhal.

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