
Spot oil prices in Asia exceed $150, Brent rises to $107
Oil prices rose amid Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and uncertainty regarding the energy ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia.

Oil prices rose amid Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and uncertainty regarding the energy ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia.

Saudi Arabia faces a critical shortage of air defence systems amid Houthi escalation. The crown prince is forced to limit public appearances and move between fortified residences.

Local residents report a Russian drone hit in the industrial zone of Vinnytsia. There is currently no official data on casualties or the scale of destruction.

Warsaw will top up the armed forces support fund by over €600 million, including funds previously blocked by Hungary. The money will go towards modernising the Polish army.

Warsaw expects to retain the maximum national allocation in the EU's new multiannual financial framework, even as the bloc proposes an 8% reduction in total spending.

Deadlines for reissuing medical documents have been introduced in the temporarily occupied part of Luhansk region. Ignoring the new rules threatens the suspension of social benefits.

Athletes joined the "Don't let the fraudster score a goal!" campaign, warning Ukrainians about the risks of losing their banking data.

State Statistics Service reported that annual inflation accelerated to 10% in September 2026. Transport services and education led the price increases.

The Fifth Appellate Administrative Court issued a ruling in favour of Oksana Serhiivna Danilova, who publishes content on the OnlyFans platform. The court overturned the first-instance decision and granted the plaintiff's claim, annulling the tax notification-decisions and the demand for debt recovery totalling approximately 3 million hryvnia.
Information about the court proceedings was published with reference to the materials of case No. 420/2206/26.
The incident began after the State Tax Service of Ukraine received data from competent authorities of the United Kingdom regarding the income of Ukrainian residents from Fenix International Ltd (the owner of OnlyFans) for the period 2020–2022.
According to the case materials, in 2022 Oksana Danilova received 334,256 US dollars from the platform, which amounted to over 12.2 million hryvnia at the National Bank exchange rate. Since a tax declaration had not been filed, the Main Directorate of the State Tax Service in Odesa Oblast appointed and conducted a documentary, unscheduled, non-visit audit.
As a result, the tax authorities assessed additional personal income tax, military levy, and applied penalty sanctions totalling over 2.98 million hryvnia. Meanwhile, a critical error occurred when sending requests, the audit order, and the tax notification-decisions themselves: all documents were sent to the old registered address, from which the plaintiff had deregistered back in 2020.
Although the first-instance court supported the tax authorities' position, the appellate instance identified significant violations of procedural norms:
On 15 September 2026, the Fifth Appellate Administrative Court ruled:
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