Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine
Preventive check-ups for children are funded by the NHSU and are free of charge for patients. The program covers consultations with all necessary specialists without limitations.
The Cabinet of Ministers has established one-time payments for veterans and victims of persecution to mark Independence Day. The assistance amounts range from 450 to 3,100 hryvnias.
The Mriya. Preschool pilot is launching in 40 institutions to digitalize reporting and planning. Parents will receive notifications about their child's day at the kindergarten.
The former head of the Office of the President will spend the night in a pre-trial detention center because only 14. 5 million UAH out of the 140 million UAH bail was paid. Due to the end of the banking day, the payment procedure was not completed.
Draft Law No. 15232 proposes the creation of a Unified Register of Mobilization Needs for transparent conscription. Citizens will be able to see the order of priority and mobilization requirements.
Rada is considering over a thousand amendments to bill No. 12360. The document envisages the cancellation of the tax exemption for parcels under €150 as early as May 26.
Evika Siliņa has resigned due to a loss of coalition support. The current Latvian government will continue to serve until a new Cabinet of Ministers is formed.
The Rada proposes to ban indefinite deferments and create a registry of individuals. Those with deferments must pay contributions or work at critical infrastructure facilities.
A HACC judge ordered detention for the former Deputy Head of the Office of the President Yermak or a bail of 140 million UAH. SAPO prosecutors had requested the amount be set at 180 million hryvnias.
The government approved Yuriy Boyko, Mykola Brusenko, and Yehor Perelyhin to Ukrenergo, and Anton Bendyk to the GTSOU. A new competition for Ukrhydroenergo has also been announced.
The Cabinet of Ministers is preparing mechanisms to stabilize settlements in the energy market and attract funds from international financial organizations. District heating companies and water utilities will receive a new system for service payments.
The British bond market has collapsed following calls for Starmer's resignation. Already, one-fifth of the Labour parliamentary group supports a change in government leadership.
Draft Law No. 15112 proposes a new model for taxing international parcels, where VAT will be paid by marketplaces. The main changes will take effect starting from 2027.
The new Labor Code of Ukraine must take into account not only economic realities but also the challenges of the state's post-war recovery. This concerns the protection of workers' rights, the integration of veterans into workforces, and the creation of modern labor regulations that align with Ukraine's European course.
By June 1, 10 million square meters of roads will be repaired in Ukraine for defense needs. An additional 3.5 billion UAH will be allocated for the restoration of local routes.
In 2026, Ukrainians will be able to purchase service credit for their pension at a rate of 22. 8 thousand hryvnias per year. Purchasing for past periods will cost twice as much due to a special coefficient.
Boyko claimed the embezzlement of $90 million in the Pro-Integriti project. The journalist accuses well-known non-governmental organizations of misappropriating the aid.
The Committee on Law Enforcement recommended that the Verkhovna Rada adopt draft law No. 14127 on bullying in schools. The document proposes increasing the period for imposing a fine to one year.
The Ministry of Economy has initiated the reform of the State Enterprise "Forests of Ukraine" - the process is led by Ihor Zubovych. The enterprise will become a joint-stock company to combat corruption.
The Ministry of Justice has released a list of property that is not subject to seizure for debts. The threshold for the recovery of a sole residence has been increased to 50 minimum wages.
Under the eKnyha (eBook) program, Ukrainians purchased nearly 500,000 books totaling 256 million hryvnias. The most frequent choices are works by Serhiy Zhadan and Colleen Hoover.
The President discussed the protection of infrastructure and energy sectors ahead of winter. All regional resilience plans must be implemented before the start of the heating season.
HACC has extended Yulia Tymoshenko's obligations in the bribery case. The MP's foreign passport was returned, and she was granted permission to travel outside of Kyiv.
Foreigners in the Armed Forces of Ukraine will be issued residence permits for the duration of their contract plus six months. It is permitted to submit documents even with expired passports.
Electric scooters are officially recognized as vehicles, so drivers must comply with traffic regulations. Parents will be held responsible for accidents involving children.
Ukraine officially honors the victory over Nazism on May 8, following the European tradition. May 9 is now celebrated as Europe Day instead of the Soviet holiday.
The President announced amendments to the law on civilian weapons following the shooting in Kyiv. A parliamentary group is adapting the new norms to European Union legislation.
The President has instructed the development of a legislative framework for the creation of Ukrainian PMCs by the end of the year. Veterans will be able to monetize their experience through security exports.
Women in government bodies and state-owned enterprises will be able to travel abroad freely. Restrictions remain in effect for top officials and executives.
The government has allocated 242 million UAH for additional payments to 12,000 energy and railway workers. Each specialist will receive 20,000 UAH for their work in March.