Katerina Melnychenko

Katerina Melnychenko

Deputy Editor-in-Chief

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Medicines for military personnel during treatment: Parliament assesses the latest changes
Society
Medicines for military personnel during treatment: Parliament assesses the latest changes

У Верховній Раді вказують, що законопроєкт про доступ військових до ліків і засобів реабілітації потребує узгодження з іншими законами.

Changes to staff booking: new requirements regarding salaries and quotas
Society
Changes to staff booking: new requirements regarding salaries and quotas

The government has updated the rules on reserving employees subject to military service for critical businesses.

Retirement age in 2026: how many years of service do Ukrainians need?
Society
Retirement age in 2026: how many years of service do Ukrainians need?

In 2026, Ukrainians who have accumulated at least 33 years of insurance contributions will be entitled to a pension at the age of 60.

A 30-hryvnia metro fare in Kyiv could cost a family nearly 35,000 hryvnias a year
Society
A 30-hryvnia metro fare in Kyiv could cost a family nearly 35,000 hryvnias a year

A possible increase in the fare on the Kyiv Metro to 30 hryvnias per journey could significantly increase household expenses.

Sternenko announced military reforms and new mobilisation rules
Society
Sternenko announced military reforms and new mobilisation rules

Serhiy Sternenko, an adviser to the Minister of Defence, has stated that military reform in Ukraine should take place in two stages.

Russian gymnasts have been allowed to compete with their flag and national anthem
Politics
Russian gymnasts have been allowed to compete with their flag and national anthem

The European Gymnastics Federation has endorsed the decision to lift sanctions against Russian and Belarusian athletes.

NATO countries have not agreed on 0.25% of GDP for military aid to Ukraine
Politics
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NATO countries have not agreed on 0.25% of GDP for military aid to Ukraine

Several NATO countries have opposed a plan under which allies would be required to allocate 0.25% of their GDP to military aid for Ukraine.

Conscription from 1 June 2026: who will be the first to receive a call-up notice
Society
Conscription from 1 June 2026: who will be the first to receive a call-up notice

From 1 June, the rules on mobilisation in Ukraine remain unchanged, whilst martial law and general mobilisation have been extended until 2 August 2026.

Church holiday on 25 May 2026: key prohibitions and traditions of the day
Society
Church holiday on 25 May 2026: key prohibitions and traditions of the day

On 25 May, the faithful commemorate the third discovery of the head of John the Baptist, and this day is popularly known as ‘Honey Dew’.

The TCC has explained why mobile phones are being confiscated during mobilisation
Society
The TCC has explained why mobile phones are being confiscated during mobilisation

The TCC explained that the temporary confiscation of mobile phones during mobilisation and medical examinations is due to security risks.

Magnetic storms and solar flares in May 2026: when will they peak?
Society
Magnetic storms and solar flares in May 2026: when will they peak?

Geomagnetic activity will be variable towards the end of May, with the most significant fluctuations expected on 27 May.

Former head of the State Reserve suspected of involvement in a 36 million hryvnia scam
Economy
Former head of the State Reserve suspected of involvement in a 36 million hryvnia scam

The NABU and the SAPO have announced that they have uncovered a scheme at a state-owned enterprise within the State Reserve Administration.

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