The High Council of Justice found no grounds to protect Judge Tsyktych from the interference of the Head of the Tax Committee of the Rada Hetmantsev. The HCJ unanimously rejected the judge's claim of pressure, despite experts' criticism of Hetmantsev's actions.
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved the start of the school year in schools on September 2, 2024. According to the resolution, the school year will last until June 30, 2025.
NAAS enterprises are suing each other over debts and are involved in criminal proceedings. This calls into question the effectiveness of the Academy's management of its land bank and subordinate structures.
It is more difficult for an ordinary Ukrainian to defend his or her honor and dignity than for an official, the retired judge believes.
In Kyiv, the historic Zelensky estate of the late 19th century was demolished despite public protests. The owner of the building has been notified of suspicion, and the city authorities are demanding that the estate be restored.
The number of tax officers should be reduced by 80%, which would save billions for the army, says the co-founder of the UUE.
The amount of money held by Ukrainians in banks is steadily increasing, which demonstrates confidence in the banking system. The NBU is working to increase the attractiveness of hryvnia instruments for savings, and banks are offering lucrative deposit programs.
The Chairman of the Committee of Economists of Ukraine suggests that the NBU ease the ban on restructuring foreign currency loans for businesses. This would allow banks and clients to individually resolve issues in a difficult economic situation.
The first deputy head of the KCSA reported a personnel crisis due to numerous criminal proceedings against officials. In 2023, the pre-trial investigation was completed and indictments were submitted to the court in 80 criminal proceedings against 97 defendants, including 49 officials.
The High Council of Justice will consider the statement of Judge Tsyktych about pressure from the head of the Tax Committee of the Rada, Hetmantsev. The HCJ is likely to turn a blind eye to the pressure, based on the title of the agenda item.
Daniel Dumansky from Chornomorsk won a silver medal at the U23 World Canoeing Championships in Bulgaria. The athlete finished second in the kayak four crew in the K4 500m among juniors.
Gizo Uglava demands to refute the information about his involvement in the leak of the NABU investigation. The AntAC and Shabunin are accused of attempting to discredit the NABU by losing influence on the agency.
Yaroslav Zheleznyak does not support the government's initiative to increase taxes, including the military fee. He criticizes the lack of explanations and calculations, and demands cuts in public spending.
The lands to be auctioned were previously used by the National Agrarian Academy. The latter, in turn, inherited the “national wealth” from Soviet collective farms.
Within two days, the mayor's office published several messages about the tragedy on its website, but none of them mentioned the removal from office of people responsible for the operation of the “deadly attraction.
A young man died in Kyiv due to a broken cable on an amusement ride over the Dnipro River. The prosecutor's office demanded that the ride be shut down in 2021, but the authorities ignored the warning.
Ukraine has seen an increase in consumer lending since the beginning of 2023. Ukrainians most often use loans for daily needs, household appliances, furniture, medical treatment, and utilities.
MP Mykhailo Tsymbalyuk believes that reducing vacant positions in the State Tax Service will not improve the quality of the service. He emphasizes the importance of performing duties efficiently and avoiding pressure on business.
Astrologer Ksenia Bazilenko presented the horoscope for July 22-28. An energy boost is expected, but tense aspects are possible. It is important to stay calm and avoid conflicts.
Businessman Polishchuk explained why he filed a lawsuit against ARMA to protect his honor and dignity.
Gulliver's owner, Polishchuk, filed a lawsuit to protect his honor, dignity and business reputation against ARMA.
A rocket attack on the Bashtanka district of Mykolaiv region wounded two people and damaged buildings. The Kutsurubska and Ochakivska communities were also shelled, and a 'Shahed' drone was destroyed.
Russian troops attacked 18 settlements in the Kherson region. The humanitarian headquarters, buildings and infrastructure were damaged, and four people were injured.
Ukraine's air defense forces repelled a large-scale night attack, destroying 35 of 39 Russian Shahed drones. They also intercepted ballistic and airborne missiles in more than 10 regions of the country.
Over the past day, Russian troops attacked 8 settlements in Zaporizhzhia region, launching 441 attacks. Aviation, MLRS, drones and artillery were used. There were no civilian casualties.
Damage was found at the Millerovo military airfield in Russia after a drone strike. Satellite imagery showed three fires, including damaged buildings and a fuel and lubricant warehouse.
On the night of July 21, an air raid in Poltava region lasted for more than 4 hours. The air defense system targeted enemy drones, and there were no casualties or damage to infrastructure.
On the Rappbode Dam in the Harz Mountains, 11 butterflies were painted using pressure washing. Graffiti covering 40,000 square meters was created by artist Klaus Dove with industrial climbers.
Heavy rains and flash floods have killed at least 20 people in China. In Shaanxi province, 12 people were killed by a bridge collapse, and about 30 are missing after cars ended up in the river.
The US Space Force is planning to deploy a new ground-based system to jam enemy satellite signals. The first 11 out of 24 terminals will be installed by the end of the year to protect US troops during conflicts.
