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Rules for using electricity at the State Emergency Service's Points of Resilience
At the State Emergency Service's resilience centres, restrictions are in place on charging powerful devices so that there is enough electricity for as many people as possible.
Poland has provided Kyiv and the surrounding region with 400 generators following attacks on the power grid.
Warsaw sent 400 generators from state reserves to Kyiv and surrounding communities, while Russian strikes left a significant part of the capital without electricity and heat.
When self-development is harmful: why continuous learning does not always lead to growth
Psychologists and researchers explain in which cases continuous learning can reduce effectiveness, exhaust the psyche and hinder real progress.
Kyiv received another 55 generators to stabilise energy supply
The city is strengthening its power reserves amid frosts and network restrictions, with teams from other regions and Ukrzaliznytsia involved in the restoration work.
Kyiv after the attack: critical infrastructure has been restored, but some homes are still without power
Energy companies have restored power to key facilities in the city, but due to damage to power generation facilities, the situation in residential areas remains tense.
Over 1,100 Ukrainians sought emergency medical attention due to frostbite and hypothermia in one month
The Ministry of Health reports that from late December to mid-January, the highest number of hospitalisations due to cold injuries was recorded on 18 January. Medical professionals urge people not to ignore the first symptoms and to provide proper assistance.
A dysfunctional institutional model and a record number of public promises – Vyacheslav Trunov explained why the BEB did not become an effective tool for combating economic crime.
After Oleksandr Tsivinskyi was appointed as the new director of the BEB, the agency was expected to quickly reboot and effectively combat economic crime. Instead, despite a record number of high-profile promises over five months, no changes have taken place within the Bureau, and the illegal markets for cigarettes and technology continue to grow. Meanwhile, Western partners are directly demanding the elimination of schemes, not new concepts.
The Cabinet of Ministers is preparing food reserves in case of power outages
The government assures that there is sufficient food in Ukraine and that producers will receive support to ensure uninterrupted operations amid energy restrictions.
Preparations for the Lavra's anniversary: the state and the church agree on their vision for the future of the shrine
On the eve of the 975th anniversary of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra, the state and the Orthodox Church of Ukraine are forming a common vision of the role of the shrine as the centre of Ukrainian spirituality and culture.
Ukraine needs $1 billion to restore its energy system after Russian attacks
Due to massive shelling since October 2025, 8.5 GW of power generation capacity has been damaged in Ukraine, and the state is forced to seek a billion dollars for equipment and reserves to get through the harsh winter.
Vladislav Kirichenko, founder of Nash Format and the NGO Reformation, has passed away
The renowned publisher and public figure passed away at the age of 57 after a long battle with cancer.
Energy cuts in Russia and severe frosts forced schools to change their teaching format
Due to attacks on the power grid and a sharp cold snap, regions of Ukraine are temporarily suspending in-person learning or switching to remote learning.
