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The Cabinet of Ministers has lifted restrictions on female officials travelling abroad
The Cabinet of Ministers has lifted additional restrictions on border crossings for women working in state bodies, local government, state-owned enterprises and other specified organisations. According to Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko, the decision applies to women regardless of their positions, with the exception of certain categories of the highest-ranking state officials.
Ukraine is a natural hotspot for the circulation of hantaviruses — Lyashko
Health Minister Viktor Lyashko has stated that Ukraine is a natural hotspot for the circulation of hantaviruses.
Doctors' salaries have risen: who is earning over 40,000 hryvnias?
Emergency doctors earned an average of 41,700 hryvnias in April. That is 10,500 hryvnias more than last year.
Ukraine is set to spend nearly €6 billion on drones from the first EU tranche
The European Union is preparing to disburse the first tranche of over €9 billion to Ukraine as early as June, as part of a new €90 billion loan programme agreed at the end of 2025 to support the country’s defence and budget amid the war with Russia.
Budanov has promised to tackle "excesses" during the mobilisation
Керівник Офісу президента Кирило Буданов пообіцяв боротися з "ексцесами" під час мобілізації всіма можливими засобами. Втім, він наголосив, що мобілізація в Україні має продовжуватися.
There has been a rise in the number of fake ‘SBU officers’ in Ukraine. The Service has explained how the fraudsters operate
The Security Service of Ukraine has noted an increase in the number of fraudulent schemes in which criminals pose as officials of the service in order to defraud members of the public.
Smilianksy criticised the NBU over the financial inclusion bill
Ihor Smilianskyi, CEO of Ukrposhta, has stated that the National Bank of Ukraine is drafting a law on financial inclusion without involving Ukrposhta. According to him, the company initiated this legislation and operates in 100% of Ukraine’s settlements, particularly in areas where banking infrastructure is limited.
The Department of Health is cancelling the placements of some medical staff: who is affected
The Ministry of Health may cancel the deployment of some healthcare workers at the request of the Ministry of Defence. Once approved, these healthcare workers may be deployed to the Armed Forces of Ukraine and other organisations.
In 2026, Trump carried out share transactions involving tech giants worth tens of millions of dollars
According to documents from the US Office of Government Ethics, Donald Trump carried out a series of major financial transactions worth tens of millions of dollars in the first quarter of 2026.
A video has emerged showing the shooting of police officers in the Khmelnytskyi region (VIDEO)
A shooting took place in the village of Terlivka, in the Khmelnytskyi district, during a chase involving a driver whose licence had been revoked. One police officer was killed in the attack and another was injured.
Trump and Xi Jinping concluded their summit in Beijing without reaching any major agreements
The summit between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping in Beijing concluded without any breakthrough agreements, despite the ostensibly friendly atmosphere and public statements from both sides. The US and China made no significant progress on trade, Iran and Taiwan.
The US Congress calls for a more thorough investigation into Russia’s abduction of Ukrainian children
Political pressure is mounting in the US to step up the investigation into the forced removal of Ukrainian children to Russia. US lawmakers are calling on Donald Trump’s administration to intensify its efforts in this regard.