Voronin Dmitriy

Dmitriy Voronin is a Senior Editor at Scopex, focusing on world news, global politics, and major economic stories.

He joined Scopex in 2025 and helps readers make sense of fast-moving events around the world. Before that, he spent four years working with international media and tech projects, helping to explain big topics in clear, engaging ways.

Dmitriy’s strength is breaking down complex issues, whether it's global conflicts, market shifts, or tech developments, and showing why they matter. At Scopex, he brings important stories to life and helps readers stay ahead of the news.

Former Ukrainian parliamentary speaker Parubiy has been shot and killed in Lviv

Former Ukrainian parliamentary speaker Andriy Parubiy was shot dead in broad daylight in the western city of Lviv on Saturday, in an attack that shocked the country and prompted an urgent manhunt

30.08.2025

by Voronin Dmitriy

Europe Swelters Under Record-Breaking Heat & Wildfires

Europe is experiencing another brutal and wide-reaching heatwave, smashing temperature records and fuelling destructive wildfires across the continent. In south-west France, cities including Angoulême, Bergerac, Bordeaux, Saint-Émilion and Saint-Girons saw maximum temperatures up to 12°C above normal for this time

13.08.2025

by Voronin Dmitriy

Poland calls drone strike a deliberate Russian attack, rebuffs Trump

Poland said drones shot down in its airspace were a deliberate Russian attack, rejecting Trump’s “mistake”

Russia and Belarus launch ‘Zapad-2025’ drills near NATO borders

Russia and Belarus started Zapad-2025 military drills across their territories and nearby seas, heightening NATO tensions

Australian beef ousts US from Chinese market after tariff war

US beef exports to China have fallen 12-fold since Trump’s tariff war. Australia has taken a niche, increasing supplies to a record $226 million per month. Australian beef ousts US beef from

29.09.2025

Economy·Business·Markets·US·World News

China launches K-visa for foreign IT talent amid US visa barriers

China’s new K-visa paves the way for young STEM professionals to work without a job offer. The program pits Beijing against Washington and could intensify technological rivalry. China launches K-visa for foreign

29.09.2025

World News·Asia·Economy

Taliban releases US citizen after talks with Trump envoy

The Taliban has released American Amir Amiri thanks to Qatari mediation. This is the fifth release this year, while Trump demands the return of the Bagram base. Taliban releases another American after

29.09.2025

World News·Middle East·US

Maia Sandu’s party wins Moldovan election

Maia Sandu’s ruling party won parliamentary elections with 50.1%, securing a mandate for an EU course despite Russian attempts to influence the results. Pro-European Sandu’s victory paves Moldova’s path to the EU

29.09.2025

Europe·World News

China lowers non-ferrous metals output growth targets through 2026

China has cut its annual non-ferrous metals output growth target to 1.5% for 2025-2026, focusing on recycling and decarbonization. China slashes non-ferrous metals output growth plans China has significantly reduced its ambitions

29.09.2025

DealBook·Asia·Economy·World News

Hamas says it has lost contact with two Israeli hostages in Gaza

The military wing of Hamas said it had lost contact with two hostages in Gaza and demanded a 24-hour ceasefire from Israel. Hamas says it has lost contact with two Israeli hostages

28.09.2025

Middle East·World News

UN reimposes sanctions on Iran after nuclear talks collapse

UN sanctions on Iran have been reimposed for the first time in a decade. They target its nuclear and missile programs, deepening the economic crisis and the collapse of the Iranian rial.

28.09.2025

World News·Europe·Middle East

Keir Starmer calls Reform UK deportation plan “racist” and “immoral”

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has slammed Reform UK for its plans to scrap permanent residency, putting tens of thousands of legal migrants at risk. Starmer: Reform UK’s plan to deport legal

28.09.2025

World News·Europe

Moldova votes: Elections will determine course towards the EU or return to Russia

Moldova holds parliamentary elections amid accusations of Moscow meddling. The outcome will decide whether the country moves towards the EU or returns to the Kremlin’s influence. Moldova votes: a crucial choice between

28.09.2025

World News·Europe

Russia fires hundreds of drones and missiles at Ukraine, killing four

Russia launched 595 drones and 48 missiles at Ukraine, most shot down by air defenses. Houses destroyed in Kyiv and Zaporizhia, at least four dead and dozens wounded. Russia launches massive strike

28.09.2025

World News·Russia-Ukraine War

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Voronin Dmitriy

Former Ukrainian parliamentary speaker Parubiy has been shot and killed in Lviv

Europe Swelters Under Record-Breaking Heat & Wildfires

Poland calls drone strike a deliberate Russian attack, rebuffs Trump

Russia and Belarus launch ‘Zapad-2025’ drills near NATO borders

Australian beef ousts US from Chinese market after tariff war

China launches K-visa for foreign IT talent amid US visa barriers

Taliban releases US citizen after talks with Trump envoy

Maia Sandu’s party wins Moldovan election

China lowers non-ferrous metals output growth targets through 2026

Hamas says it has lost contact with two Israeli hostages in Gaza

UN reimposes sanctions on Iran after nuclear talks collapse

Keir Starmer calls Reform UK deportation plan “racist” and “immoral”

Moldova votes: Elections will determine course towards the EU or return to Russia

Russia fires hundreds of drones and missiles at Ukraine, killing four

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