Investigation continues into listing municipal assets for auction at outdated book value. Total value of sold objects exceeded 64.8 million hryvnias.
The Frankivskyi Court in Lviv extended the preventive measure for the accused in the murder of Andrii Parubiy.
A 41-year-old man, brought to the facility for violating mobilisation legislation, opened fire with a concealed weapon. He has been charged under several articles of the Criminal Code.
In 2026, the monthly benefit for Heroes of Ukraine who defended the country's sovereignty is 25,941 hryvnia, while families of the deceased receive 12,970.50 hryvnia.
NABU suspect Olha Stefanishyna stated that she has fully reoriented her activities towards the private sector and is preparing proposals for business development in the United States.
Government approves project exempting construction of combined water crossings and access roads from permitting procedures for two years, recommending local budgets fund such works in 2026.
A Ukrainian military operator stated that the appearance of a small enemy group near the "Almazna" mine is a one-off manoeuvre and does not indicate the establishment of a stable presence by the occupiers.
The new head of the veterans' affairs ministry was photographed with visible injuries during a working trip to Sumy, without commenting on the cause of the injuries.
According to an official report by the International Monetary Fund, Ukraine has secured the second place among the organisation's largest debtors in the world. Meanwhile, in the European region, the country remains the leader in the volume of debt owed to the IMF.
As of 30 September 2026, the amount Ukraine owes the Fund stands at 10.69 billion Special Drawing Rights (SDR). In dollar terms, this equates to $14.5 billion. This figure accounts for 8.7% of the total volume of credits extended by the IMF to its 83 member countries.
Argentina remains the leader in the ranking, with debt reaching 41.97 billion SDR ($56.9 billion). Here is the full list of the five largest borrowers:
The IMF's global loan portfolio totals 123.1 billion SDR, equivalent to $166.96 billion. The average interest rate on such loans is 3.72% per annum.
It is worth noting that the final cost of borrowing may be higher due to additional fees charged by the Fund (temporary surcharge and level charge). Depending on the size of the tranche and the financing period, the real rate can reach 5–7% per annum.
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