In Lviv, only one ASC is currently ready to accept persons liable for military service to update their data
Kyiv's ASCs are ready to accept persons liable for military service to update their data from today
The Association of International Road Carriers says that TCC employees have done everything possible to make drivers afraid to go on trips
Advisor to the Head of Kyiv RMA comments on accusations of working for a "Russian" company
NABU plans to seize land of ATO participants - Rada calls it immoral
Tax Service major fell victim to oligarchic game - human rights activist about the case against acting deputy head of the State Tax Service Sokur
Updating military registration data through Administrative Service Centers: are ASCs ready
Current electricity restrictions may last until August - Prime Minister's advisor
Lost Profit of Ukrainian Enterprises from Russian Aggression: Kyiv Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Expertise explained how the evidence base for compensation is being formed
Attempt on the Prime Minister of Slovakia: xenophobia and the Russian trace
In Kherson, a collaborator faces 15 years in prison for illegal "passportization" and assistance in deportation of Ukrainians
Birthday of the telephone, World Book Day. What else can be celebrated on March 7
ATES guerrilla blows up a railway relay cabinet in russia
Germany proposes to cut aid to new Ukrainian refugees
Kim Jong-un leads military exercises and calls for preparations for war
Sculptures by Ukrainian artist depicting war-torn cities to be exhibited in Italy
Vinnytsia city detains criminals who demanded 7 thousand dollars of non-existent debt
Gaza doctors warn of threat of starvation: at least 20 people have already died
About 17,000 appeals were received by the NIMBY in February regarding victims of russian aggression
Ukraine and the UK discuss nuclear threat at Zaporizhzhia NPP amid russian occupation
Publications
Attempt on the Prime Minister of Slovakia: xenophobia and the Russian trace
The law on strengthening mobilization: what will change after May 18 for those liable for military service
The Housing Capital case: where did the billions go?
Only debtors see the Russian footprint: how the label of cooperation with russia is used in business wars
Criminal case opened against acting deputy head of the State Tax Service Sokur for obstructing the supply of fuel to the army
In Kherson, a collaborator faces 15 years in prison for illegal "passportization" and assistance in deportation of Ukrainians
A collaborator from Kherson faces 15 years in prison and confiscation of property for illegally issuing passports and facilitating the forced deportation of Ukrainians during the Russian occupation.
Birthday of the telephone, World Book Day. What else can be celebrated on March 7
On March 7, 1876, American inventor Alexander Graham Bell received a patent for the world's first telephone, which revolutionized communication and changed the course of human history.
ATES guerrilla blows up a railway relay cabinet in russia
An ATES agent blew up a relay cabinet near a railway station in the moscow region, aiming to disrupt russian army supply lines.
Germany proposes to cut aid to new Ukrainian refugees
One German party proposes to stop paying civilian aid to newly arrived Ukrainian refugees and reduce social incentives for them by limiting the aid to 460 euros per month under the Law on Assistance to Asylum Seekers.
Kim Jong-un leads military exercises and calls for preparations for war
Kim Jong-un personally led large-scale military exercises, including the storming of border posts. He urged the army to prepare for war amid annual joint US-South Korean military exercises, which led to an escalation of tensions with South Korea.
Sculptures by Ukrainian artist depicting war-torn cities to be exhibited in Italy
An exhibition of more than 30 sculptures by Ukrainian artist Oleksandr Zhyvotkov dedicated to events and places such as Bucha, Mariupol, Irpin, Kherson, and Vinnytsia will open in Padua, Italy, on March 7.
Vinnytsia city detains criminals who demanded 7 thousand dollars of non-existent debt
In Vinnytsia, police detained a group of criminals who extorted $7,000 from a local resident by falsely claiming a non-existent debt for an undelivered parcel, using psychological pressure and physical beatings.
Gaza doctors warn of threat of starvation: at least 20 people have already died
Health workers in Gaza warn of a serious threat of starvation and deaths due to malnutrition among the most vulnerable, including infants and children, caused by Israel's severe restrictions on food, fuel, water and medicine.
About 17,000 appeals were received by the NIMBY in February regarding victims of russian aggression
In February 2024, the National Information Bureau received about 17,000 appeals regarding prisoners of war, missing persons, deportees and internally displaced persons due to russia's armed aggression against Ukraine.
Ukraine and the UK discuss nuclear threat at Zaporizhzhia NPP amid russian occupation
The Minister of Energy of Ukraine discussed the threat of a nuclear incident at the russian-occupied Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant with a representative of the United Kingdom at a meeting of the IAEA Board of Governors.
