The International full-stack developer Scientific and Practical Conference «Integrated Strategic Management, Portfolio, Program, Project Management» (Integrated Management-2025) was opened by the Rector of NTU «KhPI», Professor Yevgen Sokol. In his speech, he noted that its main goal is to obtain a synergistic effect from four powerful sciences in the field of management. The rector expressed confidence that scientists will continue to make their worthy contribution to the defense capability and further development of Ukraine. The scientific forum brought together more than 80 scientists from Ukraine, Azerbaijan, Benin, Bulgaria, Turkey programmer skills and Japan.
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NTU «KhPI» organized the 15th International Scientific and Practical Conference «Integrated Strategic Management, Portfolio, Program, Project Management» (Integrated Software quality assurance Management-2025). This scientific forum was held by Kharkiv Polytechnic together with the Project Management Associations and universities of Ukraine and Azerbaijan. The presentations of the conference participants were devoted to the peculiarities of project management in the green economy; the use of generative artificial intelligence in project management; investment project management under uncertainty, etc. The event brought together more than eighty scientists from Ukraine, Azerbaijan, Benin, Bulgaria, Turkey, and Japan. Professor Maryna Novozhylova, Head of the Department of Computer Science and Information Technology at the O.M. The University Cup (UCUP-2025) is a large-scale programming competition among university and college students, as well as high school students from Kharkiv and across Ukraine.
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“We are counting on our agreements with the president of the United States, who promised to help with the search for additional “patriots,” he said, referring to the US missile-defense system. He added that discussions have occurred with Washington about procuring more air defense systems, saying that the recent strike highlights the urgent need for them. The weapons release smaller bomblets across a wide area to maximize an attack, with some of them detonating long after the attack, posing a continued danger to the local population. But Zelenskyy slammed the statement for failing to call out Russia by name, something which Brink — who was appointed by former President Joe Biden — regularly did in statements before President Donald Trump came to office.
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Trump added that the Huthis had been “decimated” by “relentless” strikes since large-scale air strikes began on March 15, saying that US forces “hit them every day and night — Harder and harder.” President Donald Trump vowed on March 31 that strikes on the Huthis will continue until they are no longer a threat to shipping. The announcement comes as US forces hit Huthi fighters in Yemen with near-daily air strikes in a campaign aimed at ending the threat they pose to civilian shipping and military vessels in the region. Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell said in a statement on April 1 that the aircraft carrier Carl Vinson will join the aircraft carrier Harry S. Truman in the Middle East “to continue promoting regional stability, deter aggression, and protect the free flow of commerce in the region.” The US military has announced a second aircraft carrier group will deploy to the Middle East to respond to regional threats to stability as US forces continue to hit Iran-linked Huthi fighters in Yemen from its ships in the Red Sea. Baerbock also reiterated the position that German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, along with French and British leaders, had previously expressed at the “coalition of the willing” summit — that sanctions against Russia “will not be lifted without peace.”
- “He could accept a cease-fire now, he continues to bombard Ukraine, its civilian population, its energy supplies. We see you, Vladimir Putin, we know what you are doing,” Lammy said.
- Prominent Russian opposition leader Vladimir Kara-Murza noted that Dmitriev is not a diplomat and said his arrival in Washington and apparent talks with Witkoff were “very illustrative” of the direction that the negotiations are taking.
- Earlier this week, he reiterated threats to sanction Russian oil if Russian President Vladimir Putin was an obstacle to achieving peace.
- Last month, Trump sent a letter to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei calling for negotiations and warning of military action if diplomacy failed.
- A day after her visit to Kyiv, Baerbock arrived in Moldova for a two-day visit to meet with President Maia Sandu and Prime Minister Dorin Recean.
A Pentagon spokesman declined to confirm that US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth would not attend the meeting but told RFE/RL that the US would not be playing the central role at the gathering. Answering a question from RFE/RL on the alliance’s stance toward Ukraine’s position at the bargaining table, NATO chief Mark WizardsDev training project opened in Kharkiv Rutte said pledges of financial support for Kyiv are key to solidifying Ukraine’s standing. “We will know from their answers very soon whether they are serious about proceeding with real peace or whether it’s a delay tactic. If it’s a delay tactic, the president’s not interested in that,” he said. During a phone interview with NBC News on March 30, Trump said he was “very angry” and “pissed off” when Putin called for a transitional government to be put in place in Ukraine, which could effectively push out current President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Trump appears to be losing patience with Putin, lashing out at him last week while threatening Russia with new tariffs on oil products if Moscow blocks his cease-fire initiatives.
Off the battlefield, a US official told ABC that Trump decided not to impose tariffs on Russian imports over concerns that it would disrupt the ongoing cease-fire talks. Kyiv denied the charge saying that it only strikes military targets, with Ukraine’s military calling it “fake” and “disinformation.” Kyiv has accused Moscow of using cluster munitions on civilian targets before, but their use in the attack in Kryviy Rih adds new tensions to anger over the attacks amid efforts to strike a truce. “Unfortunately, the response from the US Embassy is surprisingly disappointing – such a strong country, such a strong people, and yet such a weak reaction,” he wrote.
- The Ukrainian president said the attack was further evidence that additional pressure on Moscow is required to broker a cease-fire for the war.
- “Unfortunately, the response from the US Embassy is surprisingly disappointing — such a strong country, such a strong people, and yet such a weak reaction,” he wrote in a post to Telegram.
- Algorithmic Competence Check Participants will solve problems that demonstrate real skills and will receive an IT SKILLS STANDARD certificate.
- Von der Leyen also declared an additional 12 billion-euro investment in the Global Gateway to kick-start a new digital and infrastructural development project set.
- Zelenskyy referred to an agreement between Kyiv and Moscow not to strike each other’s energy facilities.
- Current Time, which has been designated an “undesireable organization” by Russia’s Justice Ministry, said its audiences could use other digital means to access its programming, which continues to be produced.
On April 7–8, Kallas will visit Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, and Montenegro — her first trip to the Western Balkans since taking office. Kallas, who took over as the EU high representative in late 2024, will later this week attend the NATO ministerial in Brussels together with the new US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Russia, Ukraine, and the United States have been locked in negotiations for a month in an effort to end the three-year full-scale war. The White House said a separate set of tariffs on auto imports that Trump announced last week also will take effect starting on April 3. But Trump said the tariffs will benefit American farmers, skilled laborers, autoworkers, and the improve the overall economy. The move marks the rejection of “the rules-based global trade order” and a “turning away from the basis for global value creation and corresponding growth and prosperity in many regions of the world,” said Hildegard Mueller, president of the German auto industry association VDA.
