From 1 June 2026, ZUS will introduce stricter criteria for foreigners receiving child benefits. Failure to meet requirements regarding work, taxes, or the child's education will result in the termination of payments.
Ewa Zając-Chernik proposed halting the issuance of Polish passports to Ukrainians and revoking already issued documents to prevent their political influence.
According to UNHCR and Deloitte data, Ukrainian refugees have increased their impact on the Polish economy to nearly 100 billion zloty annually, equating to 2.4% of gross domestic product.
Mayor Vitali Klitschko announced the temporary suspension of transport services due to infrastructure damage on the South Bridge.
The city of Kyiv experienced another air raid alert, resulting in damage to the road surface of the South Bridge.
The municipal enterprise "Directorate for the Construction of Road and Transport Structures of the City of Kyiv" signed a contract with LLC "KP Shlyahbud Invest" to complete work on the Ring Road. Analysis shows that material prices in the estimate…
Finland's Migration Service plans to close additional reception centres due to a decline in asylum seekers and legislative changes.
A series of explosions caused the collapse of a workshop at the Krasnozavodsk chemical plant, killing at least seven people.
Ireland's choice to represent the country at Eurovision 2025 has sparked a storm of reaction online. The nation selected a song dedicated to the legendary Soviet dog Laika, written by a Russian author.
Leonid Svyda, a judge at the Odesa District Administrative Court, has found himself at the centre of a major scandal. He is not just another judge whose name occasionally appears in the news, but a figure whose actions within the Ukrainian judicial system…
Irpen City Council member Aleksandr Pikulik has once again drawn journalists' attention. According to a report published by RBC-Ukraine, Pikulik failed to declare assets that could be valued at hundreds of millions of hryvnia
Dmytro Synenko, Deputy Head of the Chernihiv Regional Military Administration (RMA), has found himself at the centre of numerous corruption scandals.
Scandal over Ukraine's Eurovision 2025 entry: monetisation via a label operating in Russia?
Washington, USA. The Inspector General of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Paul Martin, lost his position just one day after the publication of a report
The Ukrainian government has made a final decision to liquidate the Commission for the Regulation of Gambling and Lotteries (KRAIL). This was announced by a People's Deputy and First Deputy Head of the Verkhovna Rada Committee
Low-cost carrier Wizz Air announced plans to resume air services with Ukraine six weeks after the end of hostilities. The company intends to restore around 30 routes
Around 15 powerful explosions rocked Kyiv overnight. The strikes were carried out by ballistic missiles launched from the territory of Russia's Bryansk region.
The founder of Lviv British School in the registry is Andrew Faux, who, according to social media information, is linked to the "Astor" school network
Judge of the Kyiv Commercial Court Anatoliy Yvchenko has become the subject of an investigation after ruling in 2012 in favour of a claim by the Russian Ministry of Defence against the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine
Kyiv, Ukraine. The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine supported the decision to acquire two Russian reactors for the Khmelnytskyi Nuclear Power Plant, for which a significant amount — approximately half a billion euros — is planned to be allocated.