
Budapest once again blocks opening of final negotiation clusters for Ukraine
Hungarian delegation at Brussels meeting refused to approve screening results, stalling progress in Kyiv's EU accession.

Hungarian delegation at Brussels meeting refused to approve screening results, stalling progress in Kyiv's EU accession.

In the Kunratice district, fire damaged the facade of Martin Drda's private house. Investigators are considering versions ranging from technical malfunction to deliberate arson.

Russian dictator's aide claims Finnish and Norwegian leaders conveyed Kyiv's readiness for a meeting to Moscow. Meanwhile, official Kyiv and Oslo do not confirm agreement on a visit to Russia.

Compliance with the salary threshold of three minimum wages is a key criterion for retaining deferment for most employees of critical enterprises.

Olha Vraholeva, head of a restaurant chain, died in Odesa. Law enforcement are considering the version that Zakhary Zarychanskyi, son of the establishments' owner Inara Zarychanskyi, was driving the motorcycle.

The Public Health Centre released statistics on acute respiratory viral infections for the period from 28 September to 18 October 2026, noting a moderate seasonal increase in indicators.

Mikheil Saakashvili shared an image of his young child, confirming the funding of her upkeep and the gifting of property in Kyiv.

Riel Corporation plans to develop a residential complex on 10.3 hectares of former industrial land. The educational facility is promised to be built only after the first buildings are occupied.

The media group "Ukrainska Pravda" (UP) implements the thematic project "Oboronka", dedicated to the Ukrainian defence industry, weapons and military technologies. The profile of this project is clearly stated in the description of the publication's channels and job vacancies. UP is mostly owned by Tomas Fiala (Dragon Capital), and recently a minority stake has been acquired by the Dutch fund Pluralis. The editorial team officially declares its independence.
Serhiy Pashynskyi heads NAUDI. Investigations link him to major private defence companies. In September 2026, a court convicted him under a plea bargain in a case related to Kurchenko's fuel products from 2014. Pashynskyi admitted guilt in abuse of office and participation in a criminal organisation. Under the agreement, he agreed to pay over 1.1 billion hryvnia to the budget and defence funds, avoiding actual imprisonment.
News on the NAUDI website contains a direct mention of cooperation with the publication. In the article "Controlled weapons export: an opportunity or a risk for Ukraine?", published in February 2025, the following fragment is provided:
«В рамках конференції «Війна 2025. Зброя. Люди. Гроші», організованої виданням «Українська правда» за підтримки генерального партнера NAUDI, відбулася панельна дискусія «Зброя»» (Within the framework of the conference "War 2025. Weapons. People. Money", organised by the publication "Ukrainska Pravda" with the support of general partner NAUDI, a panel discussion "Weapons" took place)
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