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Among European countries that are trying to regulate gambling responsibly, the Netherlands stands out with its well-thought-out, systemic model. While most European countries talk about combating gambling addiction, the Netherlands really implements it — consistently, systematically, and with a human face. This is not just a set of prohibitions or another bureaucratic report, but real care for the player. The experience of this country deserves special attention in the context of the formation of responsible gambling.

This year, the city of Pripyat turns 55. Built as the most modern city of its time, it has transformed from a symbol of a progressive socialist future into a notorious ghost town worldwide. While stalkers from all over the world now want to visit the city to experience the apocalyptic atmosphere, before the Chernobyl disaster, Pripyat was a magnet for Soviet scientists and youth — as a center of nuclear energy, providing access to the best conditions a Soviet citizen could only dream of. dev.ua tells the story of how the exemplary Soviet city of the future lived before the tragedy of April 26, 1986.

The IT market, which for years was the pride of the Ukrainian economy, is now losing ground. Exports of IT services in January 2025 fell to $489 million — minus $19 million compared to the same period in 2024. This is the worst start to the year since the start of the full-scale war.

Vadym Rogovsky, founder of Ukrainian startup 3DLOOK, which develops AI-based mobile scanning solutions for e-commerce companies, launched Rebel Capital holding. Which businesses in the US are they planning to buy and what earnings are they expecting?

The modern world is oversaturated with information that we consume almost continuously. Short videos on TikTok, endless scrolling of the feed and clickable headlines are shaping a new type of behavior of modern people — we increasingly choose instant gratification instead of deep immersion in a topic. This phenomenon has already been called Brain Rot — information overload, which destroys the ability to concentrate, think critically and process complex concepts.

The other day, Igor Lutsenko, a serviceman of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and co-founder of the Center for Aerial Intelligence Support, stated in his post that large training centers in a number of regions of Ukraine may face a large number of flight bans from the command of the Air Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine within a week. And because of this, according to him, the training of UAV operators in Ukraine has been partially suspended. dev.ua found out from Ukrainian private drone schools whether the ban on flights affected them, what problems this poses for the institutions themselves and for the training of cadets, and whether there is a recipe that can solve this issue.