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Monday, 08 December 2025, 23:27
Inspections of religious communities of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate (UOC-MP) could commence in five months. Until now, the development of necessary legal and regulatory acts has been ongoing.
Clergy and monks of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate (UOC-MP) are obstructing the work of state inventory commissions in religious institutions, as local authorities hesitate to intervene.
The arrest of the Deputy Head of the Central Military Medical Commission, who is also the chief psychiatrist of Ukraine’s Armed Forces, serves as a marker for financial control measures by the National Agency on Corruption Prevention (NACP).
According to the Ministry of Education and Science, the number of first-graders in 2029 will be at least 30% less than this year. And communities across the country need to prepare school networks for such a scenario now.
During the special operation, the National Police seized more than 800 weapons and over 57 kg of explosives. Suspicions were served on 67 suspects, 45 of whom were detained by police.
In the Ternopil region, representatives of the Pochayiv Lavra (representatives from the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate) do not allow the commission to conduct an inventory and claim that it has no authority. The chairman of the commission denied the statements from the clerics and explained why it is critical to run an inventory.
Marshal of the Polish Sejm Szymon Hołownia opposed the initiative to limit social assistance for children of foreigners, including Ukrainians, if their parents are unemployed or paying no taxes in Poland.
The Ukrainian Cultural Center in France has opened the UNBREAKABLE CODE exhibition, featuring samples of weapons, fragments of missiles, drones, as well as military gear and IDs seized from Russian invaders.
23 January 2025
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky described the implementation of the eSupport program as "positive."
Restrictions on information in time of war are not an attempt to restrict people's rights, but a necessity of wartime.
Nearly three years of the Russian Federation’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine brought many changes that require us to revisit the established approaches to organizing defence and ensuring security of democratic societies. Ukraine’s experience is very useful in this context.
Communities in six regions of Ukraine, with the support of the German government, received 20 mobile medical units equipped in line with EU medical and safety standards.
The Ministry of Defense has reconstructed 10 medical facilities in order to create a barrier-free space for the military.
22 January 2025
At noon on January 22, several dozen Kharkiv residents unfurled a blue-and-yellow flag near the Derzhprom building, which was damaged twice by Russian strikes.
At noon on January 22, several dozen Kharkiv residents unfurled a blue-and-yellow flag near the Derzhprom building, which was damaged twice by Russian strikes.
In the case of the first murders during the Revolution of Dignity - Serhiy Nigoyan, Mykhailo Zhyznevsky and Roman Senyk - the investigation is working with the employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs who served on the days of the murders.
Minister of Culture and Strategic Communications of Ukraine Mykola Tochytskyi had a phone call with his Hungarian counterpart Balázs Hankó to discuss the importance of developing cultural ties between the two countries.
Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights Dmytro Lubinets and Minister of State at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the State of Qatar Mohammed bin Abdulaziz Al-Khulaifi have discussed the return of Ukrainian children abducted by Russia.
21 January 2025
Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, Russia has committed more than 7,000 environmental crimes in Ukraine, resulting in losses exceeding EUR 72.9 billion.
The United Nations will not stop providing humanitarian aid to Ukraine in the event of a pause in the war.
The experience and potential of non-governmental organizations built up as a result of Russian aggression will make Ukraine a leading exporter of humanitarian aid.
With such expertise and capacity, Ukraine will be a humanitarian superpower
The sixth international forum Unity of Allied Forces-2025 has commenced in Rakhiv district of Transcarpathia. The event brings together military personnel from Ukraine and NATO member states, as well as representatives of international delegations.
20 January 2025
Seven more Russian soldiers involved in the shootings of civilians in Bucha, Kyiv region, will be brought to criminal responsibility.
The European Commission has announced a EUR 116 million financial assistance package to support the education of Ukrainian children in Polish schools and to prepare them for further integration into the European labour market.
In 2024, the State Migration Service recognized one Russian citizen and one Belarusian citizen as refugees in Ukraine.
The claim of a Danish F-16 instructor allegedly killed by a Russian missile strike in Kryvyi Rih, Dnipropetrovsk region, has been debunked as a fabrication by Kremlin propaganda.
The infrastructure of Ukraine's state registers has been fully restored following the largest cyberattack by Russia to date.
The Constitutional Court of Ukraine will lose its quorum on January 27 and will no longer be eligible to hold sessions of the Grand Chamber and the Second Senate after the simultaneous resignation of its three judges.