Society
Japan offers Ukraine a modular housing project: pilot programme may be launched in Lviv
Japanese companies have presented a concept for the construction of modern modular housing for Ukraine. The first pilot social housing projects may be implemented in several communities, with Lviv being considered as one of the possible locations.
Europe prepares for a new wave of refugees due to the war in the Middle East
European countries are developing measures to prevent a mass influx of refugees amid the escalating conflict in the Middle East. Governments are seeking to act pre-emptively, drawing on the experience of the 2015–2016 migration crisis.
Why food prices may rise in Ukraine: farmers name the reasons
The price of a number of products may rise in Ukraine in the near future. Among the main reasons are rising fuel prices, damage to dairy farms, and increased storage costs.
Britney Spears arrested for driving under the influence
American pop singer Britney Spears was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence. The incident occurred on Wednesday.
How to celebrate 8 March in schools: educators offered new formats
In 2026, International Women's Day in educational institutions is proposed to be celebrated without traditional scenarios and formal greetings. Educators are advised to use this date to discuss human rights, equality and the role of women in modern society.
A new director has been appointed at the Dovzhenko Centre: the decision has sparked controversy
The Alexander Dovzhenko National Centre has a new director. Following the announcement of the appointment, a public conflict arose between the institution and the centre's former director.
Do Ukrainian women expect gifts on 8 March: survey results
On the eve of International Women's Day, almost half of Ukrainian women expect to receive greetings. At the same time, a significant proportion of women do not expect gifts, and some consider a donation to be the best greeting.
Body cameras in the TCC: who will have access to the video during the delivery of summonses
Employees of regional recruitment and social support centres have begun using body cameras when notifying citizens. Videos from these devices will be stored on secure servers, and access to the recordings will be limited to a select group of officials.
200 soldiers returned to Ukraine from Russian captivity as part of the Geneva agreements
200 Ukrainian servicemen have been returned from Russian captivity as part of an exchange. This is the first stage of the exchange agreed during trilateral talks in Geneva.
The number of Starlink users in Ukraine could double, according to Veon's forecast
The number of Starlink satellite internet users in Ukraine could more than double. Telecommunications holding company Veon forecasts growth in the service's audience from approximately 5 million to 12 million people.
IAEA concerned about Iran's nuclear programme due to uranium stocks and restrictions on inspectors
The International Atomic Energy Agency has expressed serious concerns about Iran's nuclear programme. The reasons for this are Iran's large stockpiles of enriched uranium and restrictions on inspectors' access to inspections.
Subsidies from 1 April: who will continue to receive assistance automatically, and who will have to submit an application
From 1 April 2026, housing subsidies in Ukraine will continue to be calculated according to the current rules. Most recipients will receive assistance automatically, but some citizens will have to reapply.
