The EU's foreign policy chief stressed the need to maintain resolve, acknowledging that it is becoming increasingly difficult for the public to explain the reasons for continued support for Kyiv.
The US defence department called on allies to restrain statements on Russia to avoid hindering diplomacy. European governments fear key decisions on the continent's security will be made without Europe's participation.
Investigation established that ignoring the valuation of defence land meant the state received half the intended housing for military personnel. Indictments have been sent to court.
The European Commission could not allocate €500 million to Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia for a counter-drone project due to the end of the budget cycle.
Crypto exchange Binance has replenished reserves with $6.34 billion to reimburse user losses following a large-scale breach.
A new wave of protests has begun in Italy, with the largest action planned in Milan, where a red alert has been introduced.
The leader of the Law and Justice party stated that Polexit negotiations are possible if the EU does not reform. The Prime Minister and Foreign Minister reacted sharply to these remarks.
Colleagues announced the death of Andriy Matryfaylo, who previously headed the traffic inspection and other units in the Ternopil region.
Students in grades 10 and 11 have received a legislative guarantee of the right to complete their education at the educational institutions to which they were enrolled or transferred, regardless of the current status of these establishments. The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine voted for the relevant regulatory act, the aim of which is to ensure the continuity of acquiring full general secondary education.
On 29 October 2026, parliament adopted bill No. 15082-d in the first reading and as a whole. The document concerns students who are acquiring specialised secondary education under the two-year senior high school programme in the 2026-2027 academic year.
According to the text of the law, such graduates will have the opportunity to complete their education at the same general secondary education institution where they studied, or at its legal successor.
The decision also applies to institutions that have already undergone the reorganisation procedure or been re-profiled as gymnasiums. A simplified procedure for issuing or reissuing licences is provided for such educational establishments. This will allow them to ensure the completion of the educational process for senior high school students by the end of the 2027-2028 academic year.
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