Ukraine is discussing the regulation of Telegram instead of a complete ban on the service. Platforms will be obliged to have a representative office and disclose their ownership structure.
Ukraine has introduced mandatory 60% Ukrainian-language channels in packages and 25% of content in online cinemas. The use of other languages is limited to 10%.
In 2025, the Ombudsman's Office processed 3426 appeals and returned 667 children. The total number of children returned from occupation and the Russian Federation reached 2063.
A bill has been registered in parliament granting the right to discharge from service by court decision. This applies to individuals who had grounds for deferment.
A bill on fines for officials for unlawful military registration has been registered in the Verkhovna Rada. Violation of the rules entails a fine of up to UAH 170,000.
The government approved VAT on international parcels and a 5% tax for users of digital platforms. The military levy will be in effect for three years after the war.
Applicants often send screenshots from Diia instead of scanned copies and incorrect certificates. More than 295,000 future applicants have already registered for the test.
A critical shortage of water and food has been recorded in the occupied city due to the blockade. The Ombudsman called for the opening of a humanitarian corridor to save civilians.
The Cabinet of Ministers will focus on saturating the market with goods instead of price control. To support vulnerable segments of the population, assistance of 1,500 hryvnias will be paid.
The National Commission approved the Ukrainian orthography as a state standard, replacing the government decree of 2019. Stefanchuk announced the strengthening of the Ukrainian language.
The head of the GUR denied a parliamentary crisis, despite threats of disrupting sessions and the desire of 40 deputies to resign their mandates. Budanov plans to help the Rada resolve the problems.
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 committee supported bill No. 11115 on the disclosure of social media owners and funding. Platforms face sanctions and a ban on use by state bodies.
Parliament adopted law №12254 on simplified acquisition of real estate and cars by children. Guardianship permission is still required only for the sale or division of property.
The Rada ratified an agreement on attracting funds for the repair of routes to checkpoints and the TEN-T network. The money will go to routes in Lviv and Odesa regions.
MPs supported the bill on the introduction of tutoring and adaptation programs. The assistance applies to IDPs, veterans, and youth from vulnerable groups.
Parliament began its work on time on March 25. The Speaker congratulated the SBU and honored the memory of those killed in missile attacks.
Media reported on the parliament's preparation to work for several more years under wartime conditions. MPs currently do not confirm receiving such an instruction.
The special regime of Defence City faces low demand due to audit and criminal case requirements. Experts call for urgent changes in laws.
People's Deputy Honcharenko announced a possible lack of quorum due to provocations against the Servants of the People. About 60 deputies refuse to vote on IMF laws.
The Ministry of Digital Transformation proposes to restrict military personnel's participation in casinos through data exchange between registers. Game organizers will receive a refusal if matches are found.
Oleksandr Kornienko announced an agreement on the impossibility of holding elections during martial law. The authorities are working on mechanisms for voting for military personnel and refugees.
The President approved changes to support young scientists and create a Register of Research Infrastructure. The law introduces the term post-doctoral researcher.
The President ratified agreements on attracting aid from Slovenia and the work of a Polish bank. Ukraine gained access to EU social programs and grants.
MPs propose to prohibit the involvement of mobilized individuals in combat for three months after training. Draft law No. 15086 has already been submitted to the Rada.
IMF experts, led by Gavin Gray, are discussing macroeconomic and structural changes with the authorities. The priority is the adoption of laws on tax increases.
The IMF is concerned about the deputies' delays in raising taxes for businesses and the population. This jeopardizes the receipt of tranches totaling $8.1 billion.
The President signed a law on new disciplinary rules in the army. The document obliges military personnel to prevent harassment and respond to acts of violence.
The Deputy Head of the State Customs Service does not initiate checks on more than 10,000 fake EUR. 1 certificates. Meanwhile, his family is buying elite housing and cars.
Andriy Motovylovets announced that about 40 deputies wish to leave the Rada. However, according to him, their applications will not be supported, as the parliament must continue its work.
