Ukraine crushed Georgia 4:0 and reached the semifinals of the 2026 European Minifootball Championship. The next opponent for our national team will be Hungary on June 3.
Ukraine defeated Portugal 3:1 and reached the quarterfinals of Euro 2026 minifootball. The next opponent for the Blue and Yellows will be the Georgian national team on June 2.
Integrations with Kyivstar, Vodafone Ukraine, and lifecell, along with the previous implementation in Ukrtelecom, create the infrastructure for secure advertising and a sovereign data economy in Ukraine.
On May 20, Dynamo and Chernihiv will compete for the Ukrainian Cup in Lviv. The winner will receive the updated trophy and the right to play in the Europa League qualifiers.
Kyivstar subscribers complain about being unable to make calls and having internet problems. Most complaints have been recorded in Kyiv and Dnipro via Downdetector.
The program combined panel discussions, analytical presentations, and practical case studies — from regulatory policy and exports to AI and energy efficiency. The focus was on practical solutions that businesses can implement today.
Over 136,000 Diia users voted for the name Siaivo for the AI model. The system from the Ministry of Digital Transformation and Kyivstar will enter beta testing in late spring.
Over 40 CEOs and company owners will share growth strategies and market entry approaches. The event will bring together 500 offline guests and online viewers.
The state enterprise "Diia" is changing its form of ownership to a joint-stock company, raising concerns about the security of personal data of 23 million users. The Ministry of Digital Transformation assures that "Diia" will remain 100% state-owned, but experts express fears about possible privatization and data trading.
The situation with mobile communications in the regions of Ukraine currently directly depends on the operation of the energy system: planned and emergency power outages affect equipment power, and massive shelling of energy infrastructure by the Russian Federation has made electricity supply in many regions unpredictable.
Kyivstar with its subscribers and the Come Back Alive Foundation continue to raise funds for military communication within the framework of the project "We Live Here: Mission 077. "
Mykhailo Fedorov named three ways to stay online during long power outages: connect to xPON, use national roaming, and save traffic. He also noted that 66 emergency brigades are working to restore communication in the Dnipropetrovsk region.
The Ukrainian national large language model (LLM) will enter beta testing in the spring of 2026. The development is financed by Kyivstar, and the model is being trained on the Gemma family of models from Google.
Since November 24, Kyivstar has launched Starlink Direct to Cell satellite technology, which allows users to stay connected without terrestrial coverage. It is currently available for iPhone 13 and newer models with iOS from 26.2, as well as for Android.
On December 17, 2025, SHE Congress 2025 will take place in Kyiv under the auspices of WoMo, where over 500 participants will discuss courage, development, and impact. For the first time, a He for She panel discussion will be held, and over 50 speakers will share success stories in various fields.
This was observed almost all over Ukraine. The reason is power outages due to massive Russian attacks. However, Kyivstar has reserved 99% of its home internet network for up to 12 hours of autonomous operation in case of prolonged blackouts.
The Cabinet of Ministers has established a coordination headquarters to ensure the uninterrupted operation of communication networks due to systematic Russian attacks on energy infrastructure. The headquarters will unite the efforts of the government and communication operators to prevent risks and ensure network operation during power outages.
Ukrainians can now contact their mobile operators to block spam numbers. The new rules came into force on October 2, and thousands of numbers have already been blocked.
The Ministry of Digital Transformation provided recommendations to Ukrainians on how to stay connected during power outages that occurred after the night attack. Mobile operators continue to provide communication thanks to generators and batteries.
The full-fledged launch of the 5G network in Ukraine has been postponed until the end of martial law, although it was planned for 2022. Testing of the technology is already planned in Lviv, Kharkiv, and Borodianka.
The Ministry of Digital Transformation and operators are working to expand coverage and improve communication quality. By 2026, all international and national roads will receive high-quality 4G connectivity.
In the first half of 2025, the company hired the largest number of technical specialists among the ranking participants.
Ukraine has become one of the first countries in the world where Starlink Direct to Cell technology has started working, allowing direct satellite communication without additional equipment. This technology will allow Ukrainians to stay connected via SMS even without mobile network coverage.
UNN has compiled comprehensive information on communication methods with mobile operators in Ukraine. The article details hotlines, USSD services, mobile applications, and service centers for quick problem resolution.
Ukraine will become the first country in Europe with Starlink mobile services. Messaging will be launched by the end of 2024, and mobile satellite internet in mid-2026.
Ukrainian business operates under conditions of war, crisis, and migration, while simultaneously preserving jobs, forming new approaches to team management, reintegrating veterans into professional life, and supporting mental health.
From August 26, 2025, the redistribution of 3G frequencies in favor of 4G will begin in the Dnipropetrovsk and Lviv regions. The speed of mobile internet will increase up to 10 times.
"Kyivstar" plans to launch 5G in Lviv after pilot testing. Ukraine is preparing to switch to new technology, which is already used in developed countries.
The jury evaluated 650 companies, selecting leaders in reputation management effectiveness.
Ukrzaliznytsia will partially compensate for inconveniences due to the cyberattack. Passengers with paper tickets can expect free waiting rooms and tea.
