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People living in the European Union should stockpile emergency supplies should a war break out or another major contingency, as advised in a new report by Sauli Niinistö Special Adviser to the European Commission President.
The Russian authorities employ methods of coercion and demonstrative deterrence to maintain control over elements of the population that are hostile to the regime led by Vladimir Putin.
31 October 2024
President Volodymyr Zelensky said that at least 300,000 Ukrainians are not working in Germany and are not trying to find a job. In his opinion, when Germany's social support is terminated, they will be forced to return.
The State Special Transport Service of Ukraine received 13 pickup trucks along with demining equipment from the government of Canada.
The European Commission's report, part of the EU Enlargement Package, positively evaluated Ukraine's media reforms, particularly the roadmap for restoring a transparent and independent post-war media landscape.
At a meeting in Montreal with the Ukrainian community, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha emphasized the role of Ukrainians abroad.
30 October 2024
Since the beginning of 2024, the crisis and legal support hotline of the Ukrainian Veterans Foundation (UVF) has received over 14.5 thousand inquiries.
More than 21 million Ukrainians are now using the Diia app, marking a milestone that drives continued efforts in digitalization.
Businesses supported by the Ukrainian Veterans Foundation (UVF) have already created over 700 jobs.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha met with the leadership of the International Civil Aviation Organization in Canada.
More than 780,000 Ukrainians reported damaged or destroyed housing as a result of Russian aggression. At the same time, about 150,000 applications for compensation from the state were filed.
29 October 2024
At the times of war, certain limitations imposed on fundamental human rights are a necessity provided that they are justified, temporary, and duly explained to the general public.
The media environment in Ukraine remains vibrant as pluralism and media freedom are in place amid the ongoing war with Russia.
The Verkhovna Rada has approved a law aimed at improving procedures for conducting medical-social expertise (MSE).
The Cabinet of Ministers at its meeting on Tuesday approved a procedure for the creation of a register of children deported or forcibly displaced in connection with the Russian armed aggression against Ukraine.
The government’s proposed 2025 budget allocates UAH 9.4 billion for further implementation of the eOselia housing program.
Currently, only 270 veteran families have purchased homes under the ‘eOselia’ program, and this situation needs to be addressed by establishing a preferential mortgage rate of 3% for them.
The eOselya program for housing purchases has only been utilized by 291 internally displaced families. Among the main barriers are the age of the housing and the significant amount of the down payment required.
Ukrainians consider reforms in the areas of anti-corruption, national security, and the judicial system to be the most important for the country.
28 October 2024
Since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, as a result of Russian aggression, about 60 million square meters of housing fund have been destroyed or significantly damaged.
On one of the central streets of Manhattan, the Empty Beds art installation was opened, dedicated to Ukrainian children deported by Russia.
Pope Francis made a call to observe international humanitarian law in armed conflicts and to pray for peace, particularly in Ukraine.
A recent survey reveals that Ukrainians regard support from the European Union in combating corruption as the most pressing need. Additional priorities include assistance for de-occupied territories, investigation of war crimes, and support for fair justice.
During his visit to the Republic of South Africa, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha met with the Ukrainian community.
The red hall of the Cinema House hosted the opening of the 53rd Kyiv International Film Festival “Molodist”, the opening film of which was the Ukrainian-Polish drama “Two Sisters” directed by Lukasz Karwowski.
27 October 2024
Dmytro Lubinets, the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights, has appealed to international organizations regarding the possible execution of two women in the town of Selydove, Donetsk region.
The public organization Warriors Liberation and other associations of families of military prisoners and missing defenders of Ukraine will hold an action in Geneva, Switzerland, and will publicly address the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC).
Ukrainian director Olha Zhurba's film Songs of a Slowly Burning Land won the main competition at the Riga International Film Festival. Two other Ukrainian films won in other nominations.
26 October 2024
The reform of the medical and social expertise commissions (MSECs) will not impact the payment of pensions and social support for people with disabilities if such payments are granted on legal grounds.