Katerina Melnychenko

Katerina Melnychenko

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Shevchenko scored for Kryvbas in their UPL match against Veres
Sports
Shevchenko scored for Kryvbas in their UPL match against Veres

“Kryvbas” took the lead in their away match against Rivne-based “Veres” in the 28th round of the UPL. In the 26th minute, a goal was scored by the Kryvbas side’s 19-year-old midfielder, Yaroslav Shevchenko.

The court will review ARMA’s powers in the case concerning the shares of “Morshynska”
Economy
The court will review ARMA’s powers in the case concerning the shares of “Morshynska”

The Kyiv District Administrative Court has opened proceedings in response to a claim filed by a shareholder of IDS Ukraine, whose group owns the “Morshynska”, “Mirgorodska” and “Alaska” brands. The case will examine whether ARMA has the legal authority to manage the company’s corporate rights following legislative changes that came into force on 30 July 2025.

Ukraine is launching a ‘transport visa-free regime’ with Bosnia and Herzegovina
Politics
Ukraine is launching a ‘transport visa-free regime’ with Bosnia and Herzegovina

Ukraine and Bosnia and Herzegovina have agreed to introduce a ‘transport visa-free regime’ for freight transport. From 1 January 2027, bilateral and transit freight transport between the two countries will be carried out without permits.

Zelenskyy met with Palantir’s CEO: Ukraine is expanding the use of AI in the war
Politics
Zelenskyy met with Palantir’s CEO: Ukraine is expanding the use of AI in the war

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with Alex Karp, CEO of Palantir Technologies, in Kyiv. Ukraine is expanding its use of artificial intelligence, combat data and technological solutions to counter Russian drones and plan operations.

Von der Leyen’s plan for the EU is stalling due to criticism of her management style
Politics
Von der Leyen’s plan for the EU is stalling due to criticism of her management style

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has tightened her personal control over the work of the EU’s executive body, but is increasingly facing discontent in Brussels and the capitals of member states. According to Bloomberg, some officials and diplomats believe that excessive centralisation of decision-making is hampering the EU’s key economic priorities.

Smilyansky stated that “Ukrposhta” has launched card payments across Ukraine
Society
Smilyansky stated that “Ukrposhta” has launched card payments across Ukraine

Ukrposhta has launched a cashless payment service using bank cards in all areas of Ukraine with mobile coverage. The company also plans to introduce cash withdrawals and bank card top-ups by the end of June 2026, and subsequently apply for a banking licence for ‘Ukrposhta.Bank’.

Belarusian athletes are being reinstated in the pentathlon following a recommendation from the IOC
Sports
Belarusian athletes are being reinstated in the pentathlon following a recommendation from the IOC

The International Modern Pentathlon Federation is lifting restrictions on Belarusian athletes following a recommendation by the International Olympic Committee to restore Belarus’s full status in international sport. As early as June, Belarusian athletes will be able to compete in individual and team events as representatives of their country.

The subsidy in May 2026: why Ukrainians received a smaller payment
Society
The subsidy in May 2026: why Ukrainians received a smaller payment

In May, Ukrainians may have received a smaller housing subsidy because the payment was for April, and for that month the heating season is only taken into account up to 15 April. The Pension Fund explained that this effectively amounts to 15 days’ worth of payments.

Preferential mortgages for internally displaced persons in 2026: over 500 families could receive loans
Society
Preferential mortgages for internally displaced persons in 2026: over 500 families could receive loans

The 26th selection round for the preferential mortgage scheme for internally displaced persons will take place. It is scheduled for 14 May 2026 at 3.00 pm, and successful applicants will be able to secure a loan at an annual interest rate of 3% for a term of up to 30 years.

Repairs to the Okhmatdyt building following the shelling have been delayed by a year due to a tender scandal
Society
Repairs to the Okhmatdyt building following the shelling have been delayed by a year due to a tender scandal

The repair of the new treatment and diagnostic wing at Okhmatdyt, which was damaged by a Russian strike on 8 July 2024, has reached its final stage. Work began almost a year after the attack – following a scandal surrounding the first tender, the annulment of its results, and a re-tender via Prozorro.

Police salaries could rise to 33,280 UAH: what is being planned in parliament
Society
Police salaries could rise to 33,280 UAH: what is being planned in parliament

Ukraine may be set to change the system of police pay. The Verkhovna Rada has backed a bill that sets a minimum basic salary for law enforcement officers at no less than 10 times the subsistence minimum for able-bodied persons. In 2026, this amounts to 33,280 UAH.

Prosecutors in the Khmelnytskyi region are seeking to have disability status reinstated through the courts following the scandal involving the Medical and Social Expertise Commission
Society
Prosecutors in the Khmelnytskyi region are seeking to have disability status reinstated through the courts following the scandal involving the Medical and Social Expertise Commission

Following the scandal involving the Khmelnytskyi Medical and Social Examination Commission, the disability categories of dozens of prosecutors were revoked or amended. However, more than 30 prosecutors have already challenged the results of the reviews at the Khmelnytskyi District Administrative Court, and more than half of them have had their appeals upheld.

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