Society
Orchards in the Odesa region: harvest forecasts and the price situation
Despite the frosty winter, the trees in the region have survived the winter well and have entered a phase of active growth. Irina Ishchenko, a professor at Odessa State Agrarian University, spoke about the current state of the plantations and the prospects for the harvest
Archaeological excavations in Volhynia: initial findings from the expedition
The remains of four people have been discovered during joint Ukrainian-Polish search operations in the area of the former villages of Ostrivky and Volia Ostrovetska in Volhynia
The head of the Uzhhorod Territorial Control Centre has been convicted for obstructing an inspection
The Uzhhorod City and District Court has found the head of the district Technical Control Centre and Joint Venture guilty of attempting to obstruct an inspection of his premises
Why is fuel getting more expensive? An explanation from expert Serhiy Tykhanov
Due to the destruction of its oil refining infrastructure, Ukraine is forced to import up to 100% of its fuel. This situation makes the domestic market entirely dependent on global oil prices, effectively depriving the country of the ability to regulate fuel prices independently
‘Bastion of the Exclusion Zone’: Suspilne has released a film about life in Chernobyl 40 years after the disaster
To mark the 40th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster, Suspilne has released a documentary film entitled ‘Bastion of the Exclusion Zone’, which reveals an unexpected aspect of the Chernobyl disaster — nature’s incredible capacity for self-regeneration without human intervention
Gas prices from 1 May: what will change for Ukrainians
Gas tariffs from 1 May 2026. Suppliers have already published their proposals for the next gas year. The main takeaway: for most consumers, prices will remain stable and predictable
Daughter's Day 2026: when to wish her a happy day and how to celebrate?
Daughter’s Day is celebrated on various dates—from January to September—so which one is most relevant for Ukraine? You’ll also find ideas for family activities and suggestions for modern gifts to help strengthen your bond with your child, especially during difficult times
Mother's Day in Ukraine: date, history and ideas for the celebration
On the second Sunday in May, Ukraine traditionally honours those who bring new life into the world. In 2026, this holiday falls on 10 May, and we have prepared something special for you to make this day a truly heart-warming one for your loved ones
Only 1–2% of mobilisations result in conflict: Council data
Claims of widespread coercion during mobilisation are untrue, and the widely shared videos online reflect only a small fraction of what is actually happening
Chernobyl: a global disaster that people tried to ‘hush up’
Tomorrow, 26 April, our thoughts turn once again to 1986. The Chernobyl disaster has long been a global landmark, yet for Ukraine it is a story of how a totalitarian system sought to preserve its image by sacrificing the lives of millions of people
‘Affordable Medicines’: the programme is set to be significantly expanded from 1 July
Ukraine is preparing for a major expansion of the ‘Affordable Medicines’ programme. From 1 July, the list will be expanded to include medicines for the treatment of cardiovascular diseases, covering all active ingredients available on the domestic market
Cyberbullying at school: how to protect your child
Social media is part of modern school life. Where does entertainment end and criminal behaviour begin? Together with the ‘CyberBrama’ project and the Cyber Police, we’re looking at how to respond
