Kyrylo Kormushyn, a judge of the Shevchenkivskyi District Court of Kyiv, was detained in Vinnytsia region for driving under the influence of alcohol. He was previously suspended from the administration of justice due to a disciplinary violation.
Veterinarian Eduard Kotlyarov warns of the danger of heat for dogs and calls for providing them with water. In Brovary, watering troughs for animals have been installed in parks and squares to help them survive the heat.
Political analyst Viktor Bobyrenko considers the proposals of the head of the Verkhovna Rada Tax Committee, Danylo Hetmantsev, regarding new taxes to be a form of pressure on business. The expert emphasizes that in times of war, any pressure on business is a crime.
Ukrainian prisoners are held in colonies on the occupied territories and in the Russian Federation, in particular in border and remote regions. For this purpose, places in colonies are freed up and special institutions are used.
MP Vitalii Bezghin believes that it is inappropriate to rename Brovary now and is not ready to support the relevant resolution.
The chairman of the board of Manifesto42 reported an increase in complaints about the pressure of security forces on business after the end of the moratorium on 'mask shows'.
Law enforcers are investigating land squatting and illegal sale of crops by state-owned enterprises of the National Academy of Agrarian Sciences in Sumy region. Four criminal proceedings have been opened against "Iskra" and "Nadiya".
Economist Oleksandr Okhrimenko believes that the volume of lending to the population of Ukraine should increase significantly to bring it closer to European standards. Currently, Ukraine ranks last in Europe in terms of the ratio of loans to households to GDP.
Switching to winter time is the best option from a biological point of view, as humans function according to standardized winter time, and daylight saving time is an artificially created system that disrupts the body's internal clock, leading to health problems such as cardiovascular problems, lack of sleep, and mental disorders.
Today, thanks to the mediation efforts of the United Arab Emirates, another 95 Ukrainian defenders, including military personnel, members of the National Guard and border guards, were released from Russian captivity, bringing the total number of Ukrainians released from Russian captivity since the beginning of the full-scale invasion to 3,405, although the exact number of those still in captivity remains unknown due to Russia's lack of transparency.
The investigation into the causes of the disaster has become an international task involving experts from different countries. Much of the research into the disaster was conducted in Ukraine.
Inefficient Management of Seized Property and Corruption Risks: Problems of ARMA in Ukraine.
Despite the proposal to rename Brovary to Brovari, members of the city council voted to appeal to the Verkhovna Rada to preserve the historical name âBrovaryâ so that, in particular, they would not spend money on changing the documentation instead of such important expenses as supporting mobilized and wounded soldiers.
Animal rights activists call for leaving water for street animals in accessible places to help them cope with the intense heat.
The NBU's ban on restructuring foreign currency loans: how it affects entrepreneurs.
The volume of deposits in Ukraine is growing, but there is a tendency for interest rates to decline, says economic expert Oleksandr Parashchiy.
A 4-day-old girl was kidnapped from a perinatal center in Kremenchuk, Poltava region, and the search for her continues, with police considering various versions of the incident.
The Kyiv Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Expertise showed a module with which Russians drop their bombs on Ukraine.
According to Ukrainian ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets, Russia is currently using only Belarus to take Ukrainian children abroad.
The NACP found a conflict of interest when NABU detectives ordered forensic examinations from companies related to their colleagues, but did not conduct inspections in these cases, which allowed for potential manipulation of examinations and exoneration of high-ranking officials.