Zyma's influence: investigators should check all the actions of the National Bank's chief lawyer.
ATO veterans and the military expressed outrage at the NABU's intentions to interrogate them in the case against former Minister Solsky. They emphasize that during the war there are more important matters than seizing land from the country's defenders.
The Ministry of Justice is preparing a cassation appeal against the court decision that legalized the raider seizure of a part of the museum in Pyrohiv. The acting Minister of Culture stated that the data in the land cadastre was not true.
The Ministry of Culture of Ukraine has not received a response from the mayor of Rome to the call to cancel Anna Netreko's performances at the Rome Opera. The acting Minister of Culture hopes for the non-administrative influence of the Italian leadership in this matter.
Brovary is creating a comprehensive program to support internally displaced persons. The main areas include employment, housing, and leisure activities for IDPs, especially the elderly.
The political scientist criticized the idea of creating an expert institution under the NABU, as it would increase chaos in public administration.
Oleg Pendzin predicts a moderate increase in prices for cereals and flour in Ukraine, up to 8% for the year. The expert also expects stable sugar prices until November and notes that oil is currently cheaper than last year.
Oleksandr Zyma, director of the NBU's legal department, has been in the spotlight due to the opening of criminal proceedings for alleged abuse of power or authority. Investigators will have to check whether his violations of the law were systemic to maintain confidence in the regulator.
Experts of Kyiv Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Expertise identified the fragments of DPRK missiles after the strikes on Kyiv region. Experts are confident in the origin of the missiles, but cannot establish the date of their manufacture.
ARMA officers arrived to inspect the Gulliver shopping center in a car with non-existent license plates. ARMA has no legal grounds to use cover plates, as it is not a subject of operational investigative activity.
The IMF has set requirements for Ukraine to receive the next tranche. These include transparent competitions for senior positions, an audit of the NBU's reserves, and the completion of NABU reform.
The energy expert advises residents of apartment buildings to buy generators because of the inevitable blackouts. Even at zero temperatures, stabilization blackouts are expected for 2-3 turns during the heating season.
Odesa RMA reports 90% readiness of fortifications in the region.
Eduard Bagirov believes that the delay in the sale of Medvedchuk's yacht is a reason to change the head of the ARMA. The human rights activist suggests the possibility of agreements to delay the sale of the asset worth tens of millions of dollars.
The expert gives advice to parents on how to prepare their children for school. The recommendations include developing a love of learning, forming good habits, and proper motivation.
The former MP warns that the creation of an expert institution under the NABU could lead to massive manipulation and political terror.
58 craft producers from Odesa region presented their products at the forum as part of the Made in Ukraine program. The event became a platform for cooperation and discussion of prospects for the development of craft business in the region.
The head of the Association of Energy Auditors of Ukraine advises residents of apartment buildings to participate in programs for the purchase of alternative energy sources. This will help to meet the needs for heat and water supply during possible outages.
Ukraine will fulfill the IMF's requirements to receive financial assistance, says economist Andriy Novak. Among the requirements are changes to the legislation on an open competition for the position of the DGF director by spring 2025.
The case against Zyma, the National Bank's chief lawyer, may become a flagship in the fight against corruption or a major obstacle to investment.
