What do they have?

Dad can.

Before leaving President’s post, Joe Biden pardoned his son Hunter. Biden Jr. was accused of illegal purchase of weapons, tax evasion and submitting a fake tax return. Donald Trump called Hunter Bayden's pardon abuse and error of the justice system. He will not be able to cancel this decision.

46. ​​Extractakt.

The Australian Parliament forbade children under the age of 16 to use cylical networks. This is the first such law in the world. Messengers, online games, educational platforms and other similar resources do not fall under the ban.

47. In Finland, there was a break in the Internet cable going to Sweden. The authorities began the investigation, suspecting that the cable was damaged intentionally. At the end of the month, three more cables in the Baltic Sea were out of order.

48. Protests in Georgia. In December, mass protests, which began last month after the Prime Minister’s decision to suspend negotiations on joining the European Union, continued throughout the month. The police used harsh measures against protesters, including detention and dispersal of shares. Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili, who has expired the term of office, refused to resign. The parliament held the presidential election in which the only candidate participated. He became the co -author of the Law on Ino -Agents Former football player Mikhail Kavelashvili. On December 29, the elected president took the oath and took office, after which Salome Zurabishvili left the presidential palace.

49. In the evening of December 3, the President of South Korea announced the introduction of martial law due to the threat of impeachment, saying that "this is necessary to destroy the Lineral Korean forces and maintain a constitutional order." He also banned the activities of the parliament and any political activity in the country. However, the deputies, despite attempts to close access to the meeting room, urgently gathered and canceled this decision. On December 14, the parliament voted for impeachment to the president. He apologized for what had happened in his television, promised not to introduce martial law anymore and expressed his readiness to bear a well -deserved punishment. The former head of the Ministry of Defense as the initiator of the introduction of martial law was detained. On December 27, the parliament voted for the resignation of the appointed acting The president after the government refused to vote on a number of bills.

50. Thai soup Tom-Yam-kung included UNESCO in the list of intangible cultural heritage.

51. The Parliament of France was sent by the Prime Minister and the government. The formal reason for the vote of distrust was insurmountable disagreements between the prime minister and parliament regarding the state budget.

52. The Romanian Constitutional Court annulled the results of the first round of the presidential election, in which the majority of votes were gained by a politician who criticized NATO and assistance to Ukraine and advocated a rapprochement with Russia.

53. Syria.

As a result of a large -scale offensive, which began at the end of November, the Syrian rebel forces, practically without meeting resistance from government troops, captured key cities in the country. On December 8, the rebels entered Damascus, Syria President Bashar Assad left the country and, together with his family, received a shelter in the Russian Federation. After that, Israel occupied the buffer zone at the Golan heights, referring to the need to protect its borders. To determine the future of the country, the new Syrian authorities announced plans to hold a national assembly.

54. Against the backdrop of what was happening in Syria, the 10 countries of Europe have suspended the consideration of applications from Syrian refugees. Finland, Great Britain, Switzerland and the Netherlands joined Germany, Austria, Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Greece. The authorities of France plan to make a similar decision.

55. From the ashes.

In Paris, after restoration of Torget, the Notre-Dam-Depari Cathedral was discovered. It was restored more than five years after the fire, which occurred on April 15, 2019. The fire destroyed part of the roof, the 750-ton spire collapsed, the famous Garguli on the facades and the organ suffered. The restoration required about 700 million euros.

56. Elon Musk was the first person in history whose fortune has reached and surpassed $ 400 billion. The main contribution to his state, which today is estimated at $ 442 billion, has been made by the businessman B Tesla.

57. The TEAM Spirit cybercard, consisting of four Russians and one Ukrainian, became the world champion in Counter-Strike 2. For the victory, the team received $ 500 thousand.

58. Deputies of Germany voted for the dissolution of the government and the holding of early elections. In November, the ruling coalition of three political parties broke up in Germany. On December 27, the German Chancellor dismissed the government and scheduled early elections for February 2025.

59. Eco-Nevidal.

In Peru, the first child was born, at the conception of which a new technology for ripening the egg outside the body was used. Technology is a new type of eco. In this case, the maturation of the egg occurs outside the woman’s body using the so -called supporting ovary cells obtained in the laboratory from stem cells.

60. Ukrainian boxer Alexander Usyk won the rare against Tyson Fury and defended the title of the MPA champion.

61. Abkhazia asked Russia for the humanitarian supply of electricity, the problems with which began in the country after the November political crisis. Recall that in November, mass protests broke out in Abkhazia due to an investment agreement with Russia, as a result of which it was never signed, and the president of the country resigned.

62. Green agenda.

The elected US President Donald Trump said that for the purpose of national security, he intends to acquire Greenland and return the Panama Canal. In response, Denmark strengthened the financing of the Green Island, and Panama President said that the channel has been owned only by his country for 47 years.

63. Aviations.

On December 29, when landing in South Korea, an airplane crashed, following a flight from Bangkok to Muan. There were 181 people aboard, only two managed to survive. Due to the failure of the chassis, after a clash with birds, the plane landed on the belly and began to slide in the strip. According to the tragic service at the end of the runway, a fortified parapet of reinforced concrete and land with antennas placed on it was built, into which the plane eventually crashed and exploded. The authorities conduct an investigation, a weekly mourning has been announced in the country.

In Norway, on December 28, due to the refusal of hydraulics, the passenger liner Boeing 737 made an emergency landing. Although the plane rolled out of the runway, no one was injured on board.

That same evening in Canada, the plane during an emergency landing hit the wing on the runway, after which the fire began. Preliminary reason for the failure of the chassis. Several passengers received light injuries, but everyone survived.

64. Former US President Jimmy Carter died on December 29 at the age of 100.