Verkhovna Rada

Ukrainian medical treatment protocols need to be promptly updated in accordance with international standards. This is especially true for preterm infants, for whom up-to-date protocols are crucial.

January 24 is the Day of the Foreign Intelligence Service of Ukraine, founded in 2004. The history of Ukrainian intelligence dates back to 1919, when the first foreign intelligence unit was created under the Ukrainian People's Republic.

The Verkhovna Rada Committee on Anti-Corruption discussed the Accounting Chamber's report on the audit of the ARMA. A number of problems were identified in the management of seized assets, but positive trends in the agency's work were noted.

The Lebedeva flower aesthetic boutique in the Leonardo business center, owned by Alina Lebedeva, is not working for technical reasons. The business owner is a roommate of former acting Deputy Head of the State Tax Service Yevhen Sokur.

The Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Health announced key reforms of the pharmaceutical market in 2025. It is planned to introduce parallel import of medicines, 2D coding and a new law on pharmaceutical services.

Radutsky assured that no decisions on the regulation of the pharmaceutical market will be made without compromise.

Prompt updating of medical records will allow informing patients about the emergence of new international recommendations, according to the Athena. Women Against Cancer”.

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The Ministry of Health should revise the guidelines and treatment protocols together with specialists, Dmitrieva said.

In Bila Tserkva, a group of teenagers aged 10-16 beat a 12-year-old girl over a rumor and demanded 15,000 hryvnias. One of the attackers has already been notified of being suspected of torture during martial law.

The Ombudsperson's Office responded to the incident of beating of a 12-year-old girl in Bila Tserkva. The Ombudsperson met with the police, the victim and the school management.

The Ukrainian healthcare system uses outdated medical protocols that have not been updated for years. The problem is particularly acute in the treatment of epidermolysis bullosa, where a Swedish company maintains a monopoly.

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MP Oleksandr Fediyenko denied the information about the development of a new draft law on the responsibility of TCC employees. At the joint meeting of the committees, they discussed only current problematic issues of mobilization.

The Speaker of the Verkhovna Rada expressed hope for cooperation with the new US administration to achieve a just peace. Trump stated his desire to be a peacemaker, although he did not directly mention the war in Ukraine.

The Verkhovna Rada Committee on Law Enforcement will draft a bill on the liability of TEC officials for abuse of power. The document will also provide for penalties for HQCJ employees for violating the medical examination procedure.

Medical protocols in Ukraine are not updated despite new international recommendations for the treatment of epidermolysis bullosa. The Swedish company Molnlycke maintains a monopoly on the medical dressing market due to outdated guidelines.

MPs and the National Security and Defense Council's Center for Political Analysis denied information about the possible mobilization of 18-year-old students after completing the CPE. In Ukraine, mobilization is possible only from the age of 25, even for those who have undergone military training.

The Ministry of Justice has restored the operation of all state registers after the Russian cyberattack, and no Ukrainian data has been lost. New security measures are being introduced and a network of cybersecurity specialists is being created.

The security agreements strengthen Ukraine with weapons and finance, but the ultimate goal should be NATO membership. Recent visits by the leaders of Britain and Italy demonstrate increased support for Ukraine.

The Cabinet of Ministers proposes to tighten the requirements for the head of the ARMA and change the rules for his appointment due to systemic scandals. Experts doubt the effectiveness of the new rules and point to excessive bureaucratization of the process.

The Verkhovna Rada Committee is working on a mechanism to dynamically update medical protocols to quickly adapt to international standards. The changes will apply to all areas of medicine, including the treatment of rare diseases.

The draft law on service periods will be adopted only after units are trained to replace those fighting at the front. The First Deputy Defense Minister emphasized that there are no other options.

The Minister of Internal Affairs said that the average salary of a police officer in Ukraine is 34-36 thousand hryvnias. An additional 10,000 is paid across the country and 30,000 in the regions of military operations.

The Minister of Energy announced that there are no plans to raise electricity tariffs for households in the current heating season. The Cabinet of Ministers has set the tariff at UAH 4.32/kWh until May 2025.

Starting in September 2025, Ukraine will introduce basic general military training for students lasting 300 hours. Everyone will have to take the theory, and men and women will have to take the practice if they wish.

The Speaker of the Verkhovna Rada said that Poroshenko tried to leave on January 15 to attend the EPP meeting, which ended on January 14. Stefanchuk said that he did not know the legal purpose of such a trip.

Medical treatment protocols for bullous epidermolysis in Ukraine have not been updated since 2016. European recommendations suggest the use of various bandage manufacturers, while in Ukraine only Molnlycke products are allowed.

An attempt to pass the cancellation of the so-called ‘Lozovoy's amendments’: 185 MPs supported the inclusion in the agenda. Earlier, the Verkhovna Rada Committee recommended to consider four bills.

The Verkhovna Rada adopted Law No. 12245, which changes the system of capital expenditure allocation. The innovations include centralization of project funding and the reinstatement of fines for delayed arms deliveries.