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Russia's international reserves fell by more than $60 billion over the course of the month
As of 1 April, the Russian Federation’s international reserves had fallen to almost $749 billion. Over the course of the month, they had decreased by $60.3 billion in nominal terms.
A Tesla Model 3 owner has calculated the costs over four and a half years of ownership
The owner of a Tesla Model 3 electric car has published a detailed breakdown of the costs incurred over more than four years of use. He has also compared these costs with those of a petrol-powered car.
Financial Monitoring 2026: new rules for businesses from 2 February
On 2 February 2026, an updated procedure for information exchange in the field of financial monitoring came into force in Ukraine. For banks, insurance companies, notaries, auditors, estate agents, gambling operators and other entities subject to primary financial monitoring, this means new reporting rules, a switch to an online portal and a stronger focus on high-risk transactions.
"We're breaking the enemy's back": Syrskyi revealed staggering statistics from the front line
In March, the total number of Russian army personnel killed by the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ unmanned aerial vehicle units rose by 29%.
How to draw up a power of attorney abroad: what is required for Ukraine
It is entirely possible to have a power of attorney drawn up abroad for subsequent use in Ukraine, but it is important to follow the procedure correctly. Simply having the document certified is not enough: in some cases, you will need legalisation or an apostille, a translation into Ukrainian and notarisation.
The Ministry of the Interior warns of a new type of mine disguised as objects in the landscape
There has been a rise in incidents across Ukraine involving the remote detonation of homemade explosive devices of the ‘PRYANIK’ type. The Ministry of the Interior is urging the public to exercise caution and follow safety guidelines.
The EU is scrapping passport stamps: what will change for Ukrainians from 10 April
From 10 April 2026, a new entry and exit procedure came into full effect at the external borders of the 29 European countries participating in the Entry/Exit System. For Ukrainians travelling on short-term visits, this means the end of manual stamps in passports, the first biometric registration, and a new digital record of their journeys.
Russian troops have attacked several regions of Ukraine; there are casualties
Explosions were heard in Zaporizhzhia this morning amid a missile threat. Meanwhile, shelling and drone attacks have been reported in a number of regions, with casualties reported.
The Department of Strategic Investigations has detained a Ukrzaliznytsia official on suspicion of accepting a bribe of $100,000
Law enforcement officers arrested the deputy head of one of the departments at JSC ‘Ukrzaliznytsia’ whilst he was receiving an unlawful benefit. According to the investigation, he demanded money in exchange for facilitating the removal of railway tracks.
In Ternopil, a man was taken to hospital following an incident involving a TCC
An incident occurred on 8 April on Sakharov Street in Ternopil, following which a 32-year-old man was taken to hospital with injuries. Eyewitnesses claim that he was beaten by members of the Territorial Defence Corps, whilst the Ternopil Regional Territorial Defence Corps and the Joint Staff stated that the man was injured whilst fleeing.
US Vice-President J.D. Vance has praised Viktor Orbán for his stance on Ukraine
During his visit to Budapest, US Vice-President J.D. Vance expressed his support for Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and his stance on the war between Russia and Ukraine.
The weather in Ukraine leading up to Easter 2026: when will the snow and frosts give way?
Cold weather is set to persist in Ukraine until Easter on 12 April, with wet snow, night-time frosts and slippery roads. The coldest days are expected to be 9–11 April, and as Sunday approaches, the weather will gradually improve, although most regions will not yet experience any real warmth.