Maxim Nyzhnyk: Public links to frauds and possible role in the Komarov case
Maxim Nyzhnyk, publicly named and linked to financial frauds and contacts with intelligence services. His name appears in the context of events in Bali.
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Klychko urges government to settle debt for subsidised travel before introducing free transport
Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klychko responded to the president's proposal for free travel, highlighting a shortage of drivers and significant state debts to the city.
NABU and SAP complete investigation into misappropriation of UAH 141.3 million via green tariff
Pre-trial investigation completed in case regarding receipt of funds under green tariff for electricity allegedly generated in occupied territory of Zaporizhzhia region.
Ancient fortress in Saxony sold for one euro
An 800-year-old German fortified structure over 1,000 square metres in size is being transferred to private ownership for a nominal price.
Annual income of $100,000 in the US now considered poverty
In the United States, an annual salary of $100,000 no longer meets the criteria for the middle class.
Courts upheld Citrus store's rights after tax penalty for missing receipts
The Fifth Administrative Court of Appeal overturned a 117,750 hryvnia fine for Importmax LLC, citing procedural violations by the tax authority during the audit.
Binance replaces finance chief amid record hack
Kaiser Ng steps down as CFO nine days after $6.3bn theft. Justin Yek from Airwallex will take over.
Renting a one-room flat in central Kyiv, Lviv or Frankivsk takes up to 86% of salary
Housing rental costs in the central districts of three Ukrainian cities reach 86% of earnings, while the EU Council considers rent within 30% of income as the benchmark for affordable housing.
Kyiv lacks funds for free travel, implementation possible only via subvention
Kyiv City Council member Alla Shlapak stated that the capital lacks the budgetary resources to implement the free travel promised by President Zelensky.
German industry loses 174,000 jobs in a year
According to the Federal Employment Agency, the German industrial sector is cutting approximately 15,000 employees every month.
Zelensky orders development of free ground transport programme in Kyiv
President demands Prime Minister ensure stable operation of city transport and create bus reserve in case of metro or bridge failures.
OKX warns against direct transfers from MEXC due to asset freezing risks
OKX warns that direct transactions with MEXC may lead to fund blocking and additional account checks.
Ukraine Energy Support Fund signs contracts worth approximately €200 million in October
Energy Minister Denys Shmygal announced record performance figures for the Fund in October and the total volumes of equipment procurement for infrastructure restoration.
G7 ambassadors take note of NBU position on virtual assets bill
The G7 ambassadors' support group in Ukraine stated that it had reviewed the National Bank's opinion on regulating virtual assets, emphasising the importance of the regulator's independence.
Withdrawal of 50 and 200 hryvnia banknotes begins on 1 November 2024
The National Bank announces the gradual replacement of old-series banknotes with modern ones. Citizens do not need to specifically exchange old money, as it remains valid.
Volyn court invalidates tax assessments against woman over OnlyFans
The court ruled in favour of the taxpayer, as the State Tax Service failed to provide evidence that she received funds from the British operator of the platform.
Herus asks to dismiss management of Energoatom-Trading over potential 1.8 billion UAH losses
MP Andriy Herus stated that a company from the DTEK group may have obtained insider information regarding a change in the state enterprise's trading strategy, which could lead to losses for Energoatom of 1.8 billion UAH.
ZUS clarifies mechanism for calculating pensions for Ukrainians based on work history in Poland and Ukraine
Ukrainians who worked in both countries may receive pension payments from both states. The Polish Social Insurance Institution has detailed the conditions and limitations of this process.
EU likely to have to borrow over €40bn to support Ukraine
Total European aid to Kyiv could exceed €200bn if the EU resorts to new joint borrowing.
Government directs over UAH 15 million in UN aid to equip canteens in 203 frontline schools
Prime Minister Serhiy Koretskyi announced that World Food Programme funds have been allocated across six regions to improve student nutrition.
US Democrats discuss $15 billion military aid package for Ukraine
The US Democratic Party is considering including $15 billion in support measures for Ukraine in the defence policy law, specifically funding for the energy sector and air defence.