Doctors Without Borders trains Polish medics to handle mass casualty influxes
Staff from the international organisation are conducting training sessions in Polish civilian hospitals, using scenarios inspired by combat experience.
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Kristalina Georgieva: Depletion of global state budgets threatens financial support for Ukraine
IMF Managing Director highlighted the critical state of partner countries' finances and called on governments to exercise discipline, which may impact the search for funds for Kyiv in 2027.
How to avoid losing work experience due to errors in your employment record book: what to check in advance
Errors in an employment record book do not always lead to the loss of pension rights. We examine which documents can confirm work experience if entries were made in violation of regulations.
Ukrenergo's debt to balancing market participants reaches UAH 36.69 billion
In the first three quarters of 2026, the energy company's debt to balancing market participants grew by 60%, reaching 36.69 billion hryvnia.
Russian budget deficit for nine months of 2026 exceeded annual plan by 37%
In the first three quarters of 2026, the Russian budget deficit reached 5.186 trillion rubles, which is 37% higher than the amount allocated for the year.
Cabinet of Ministers establishes committee to sell state stakes in Sens Bank and Ukrgazbank
The government has formed a body to organise the sale of state shares in two banks. Representatives of international financial organisations and EU institutions may participate in its work.
Kyiv court clears BAJAJ importer of customs undervaluation charges
Shevchenkivskyi District Court of Kyiv closed the case against the head of EM-J Trade LLC, as customs evidence of concealing motorcycle value proved insufficient.
Pechersk Court re-freezes $24.8m in assets of ex-MP Makienko and transfers them to ARMA
A court in Kyiv overturned the temporary lifting of the freeze on the funds of former People's Deputy Volodymyr Makienko and again transferred the assets to the management of the National Agency for the Management of Assets.
Labour market in Ukraine: 225,000 job vacancies and a shortage of qualified personnel
In early October 2026, approximately 225,000 job vacancies were registered in Ukraine. Engineers are offered salaries of up to 160,000 hryvnia, while drivers can earn up to 85,000.
EU to direct nearly one billion euros towards protecting Ukraine's energy system from winter risks
EU Ambassador to Ukraine Katarina Materova stated that the alliance is allocating funds for equipment repair, logistics, and support for vulnerable population groups.
G7 to allocate €260m for repair of ChNPP confinement
Ukraine's Ministry of Energy announced that G7 countries are allocating funds to restore the New Safe Confinement, which was damaged by a Russian strike.
EU seeks €70bn to cover Ukraine's budget deficit in 2027
European Union leaders have tasked the Commission with finding funding sources worth €70bn, required to cover Ukraine's budget deficit next year.
BMW temporarily suspends voluntary redundancy programme amid record demand
The automotive giant planned to cut 8,000 jobs but received 40,000 applications for its voluntary severance scheme.
Internally displaced persons evicted for higher rent: housing demand rises in western Ukraine
Apartment owners in western regions are terminating contracts to rent out properties at higher prices amid expectations of a harsh winter.
Beijing warns Brussels of a stern response to potential new EU trade barriers
The Ministry of Commerce of the PRC warns the European Union of a resolute defence of its interests in the event of additional restrictions on imports of Chinese goods.
Pepco expands network in Ukraine: new locations in Kyiv, Ternopil and Chernivtsi
European discounter announces opening of new stores in three Ukrainian cities by the end of 2026, including popular shopping centres in the capital.
Gas reserves in Ukraine reach 16 billion cubic metres — highest level in six years
The acting CEO of Naftogaz reported that the volume of gas in underground storage facilities has reached its highest level in the past six years.
Fines up to 59,500 UAH: How TCCs will verify military registration at enterprises in 2026
The Ministry of Defence has detailed the rules for military registration: employers face administrative liability for violations, and inspections may be conducted without prior notice.
Brent crude trades above $110 a barrel
Exchange trading data indicates that the price of Brent crude oil has exceeded the $110 per barrel mark.
Sweden to allocate SEK 500 million to support Ukraine's energy system and healthcare
Stockholm has approved a new financial aid package for Kyiv worth nearly EUR 45 million. The funds are intended for the restoration of infrastructure damaged by Russian shelling.
EU leaders postpone decision on Ukraine funding to November and December
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stated that no specific financial decisions regarding Kyiv were made at the Brussels summit, although there is consensus on continuing support.