Former US President Donald Trump attributed the wave of protests in France to the migration process getting out of control and the threat of the country being taken over by Islam.
Marta Kos said that after Ukraine's accession to the EU, restrictions on the movement of workers, services, and certain goods may apply.
Ursula von der Leyen stated that gas and diesel prices have risen significantly, although the EU's dependence on Russian supplies has decreased substantially.
The Cabinet of Ministers is conducting a functional diagnosis of government bodies and plans to reduce the number of deputy ministers by approximately 20%.
The Specialised Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office changed the legal qualification of part of the charges against the former deputy prime minister, describing the actions as the laundering of criminal proceeds.
EU ambassadors plan to remove two businessmen from the sanctions regime against Minsk, as they won in EU courts.
Oleksiy Piddubny, who was convicted in Ukraine for incitement to war, was awarded a propagandistic title at an event in occupied Donbas.
President Emmanuel Macron observed the launch of the new strategic missile variant, which hit its target in the North Atlantic.
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine is developing a plan for significant optimisation of the state apparatus structure. The main objective of these measures is to create a professional management system capable of carrying out tasks quickly and effectively. As part of the reform, over 4,000 vacant posts will be eliminated.
A functional diagnosis is currently underway. The government is analysing the current tasks of government bodies to determine whether their powers meet the state's current needs. As the head of the government explained, once this analysis is complete, a new structure will be formed and final staffing levels will be established.
«Після цього визначаємо структуру та фінальну чисельність» ("After this, we determine the structure and final staffing levels"), Koretskyi stated.
One of the key directions of the reform will be the reduction in the number of leadership positions. The number of deputy ministers is planned to be cut by approximately 20%. For deputies of heads of other central executive bodies, this reduction will reach almost 18%. The number of such posts is to be linked to the actual volume of tasks performed.
The reform will also cover the personnel training system. Plans are in place to update training programmes for civil servants, linking them to specific requirements for each position. Information and internship programmes will be launched for young people. Meanwhile, a separate programme will be in place for veterans.
The activities of the Council on State Administration have been resumed. Representatives of the government, parliament, and experts are participating in the meetings. During the session, participants presented a change plan and identified responsible persons for implementing specific reform areas.
On 18 September, Koretskyi reported on the start of the process to improve the state administration system, which includes, among other things, the elimination of posts in ministries and agencies.
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