Oleksandr Babikov spoke about the main difficulties in investigating abuse of power. The key is to determine the scope of the official's powers and prove the connection between his or her actions and negative consequences.

The Brovary community is actively preparing for winter and possible power outages. They are installing generators, solar panels, purchasing snowplows and providing alternative energy supply to critical facilities.

Infectious disease specialist Golubovska warns of an increased risk of contracting hepatitis C due to the war. Ukraine has a state program of free treatment, but everyone is recommended to be tested at least once a year.

Children's and youth sports in Ukraine are funded mainly from local budgets. In communities where the authorities understand the importance of sports education, sufficient funds are allocated for the development of children's sports.

Investigators will file a motion with the court to suspend Oleksandr Zyma, director of the NBU's legal department, after he is served with a notice of suspicion. The case concerns possible abuse of office.

Oleksandr Kolotilin called the NABU case against him and Mykola Solskyi regarding land seizure absurd. He claims that the plots are with the owners and have not been arrested, considering the case to be political.

ARMA claims that access to their office is possible only through the central entrance with registration. The agency denies the visits of former MP Pysarenko, but experts question the political independence of ARMA.

An outbreak of Marburg virus with a mortality rate of up to 90% has been recorded in Rwanda. Ukraine's chief infectious disease specialist warns of the difficulties of protection and the risk of spreading outside Africa.

Brovary has the only wushu school for children and youth in Europe that continues to operate during the war. The city authorities provide full support for the development of children's sports in the community.

The State Tax Service of Ukraine needs a deep reform due to the lack of permanent leadership and corruption scandals. Experts emphasize the need for a transparent competition for senior positions to restore trust.

The Ministry of Digital Transformation has shared the first results of the implementation of the uResidency e-residency program. The Ministry plans to expand the functions for e-residents and attract new countries to participate in the program.

Lawyer Oleh Shram expressed doubts about the political independence of the ARMA under the leadership of Olena Duma. He pointed to strange personnel decisions and possible backroom influences on the agency's work.

Investigators of the Pechersk Police Department in Kyiv plan to conduct a series of investigative actions in the case of Oleksandr Zyma. They intend to establish the circle of victims and interrogate the director of the NBU's legal department.

About 50 manufacturers from China supply components for UAVs used by the enemy to attack Ukraine, said Ruvin.

Ukrainian defense innovations were presented at the Defense Tech Valley summit: Vampire bomber drones, Tanchyk platforms, Babka reconnaissance drones, and other unique developments for the front.

Lawyer Volodymyr Bohatyr criticized the ARMA leadership for failures in asset management. He cited the example of unprofitable thermal power plants in Lviv region and called for an investigation into the agency's activities.

Police in Kyiv's Pechersk district are investigating possible abuse of office by Zyma, director of the NBU's legal department. The case concerns a letter from the NBU to the DGF regarding the withdrawal of claims against Concorde Bank.

The only Wushu and martial arts school for children and youth in Europe in Brovary trains world and European champions. The school's founder talks about its development, achievements, and support from local authorities.

In Ukraine, there are several projects of underwater areas under development. One project is already working, but the exact number of developments in the department is not disclosed.

The Asset Recovery Agency is working in favor of those who control its management, says expert Serhiy Shabovta. This leads to a mess with seized assets and inefficiency of ARMA's work.