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Laws

Normative acts that form the country's legislation
Laws are normative legal acts of the highest legal force that regulate the most important social relations by establishing universally binding rules, adopted through a special procedure or directly by the people. In Ukraine, the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine is the sole body of the legislative branch authorized to pass laws. The fundamental law is the Constitution of Ukraine; all other laws and normative acts must comply with its provisions.
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US House of Representatives advances bill on aid to Ukraine and sanctions against the Russian FederationPhoto

The US House of Representatives supported the consideration of a bill on aid to Ukraine and sanctions against the Russian Federation. 218 lawmakers voted in favor of the decision.

Politics • 01:08 AM • 6626 views
Hungary and Ukraine have reached an agreement on expanding the rights of the Hungarian minority - Magyar

Ukraine will expand the rights of the Hungarian minority to facilitate the start of EU accession negotiations. Péter Magyar announced that a comprehensive agreement has been reached between the countries.

Politics • June 3, 06:20 PM • 15814 views
Next week, the Rada will likely consider the dismissal of Education Minister Lisovyi - MP

Next week, according to preliminary data, the Verkhovna Rada may consider the dismissal of Minister of Education Oksen Lisovyi. The agenda includes a personnel issue, but without specific details.

Politics • June 3, 05:30 PM • 2268 views
What speed limits apply within and outside populated areas in UkrainePhoto

In Ukraine, speed limits range from 20 to 130 km/h depending on the road section. For violations, drivers face fines ranging from 340 to 1,700 hryvnias and higher.

Society • June 3, 03:56 PM • 37822 views
Military unit officials exposed for 11 million UAH overpayment during procurement of generators for the AFU

The unit commander and his deputy are suspected of causing 11 million UAH in damages. They unjustifiably increased the prices of generators for the AFU by 14%.

Society • June 3, 01:18 PM • 2580 views
Cabinet of Ministers submits bill on new psychotropic substances to the Rada

The Cabinet of Ministers has submitted a bill to create an early warning system for new psychotropic substances. The Ministry of Health will be granted the authority to develop substance control regulations.

Society • June 3, 12:49 PM • 2340 views
In Dnipropetrovsk region, a man was detained for committing lewd acts against a 13-year-old boy

In Dnipropetrovsk region, a 46-year-old man was detained for lewd acts against a 13-year-old neighbor. The suspect was taken into custody without the right to bail.

Society • June 3, 08:52 AM • 2882 views
Russia passed a law on the in-absentia seizure of 'foreign agents' property for criticizing the authorities — intelligence

The State Duma of the Russian Federation has authorized the in-absentia seizure of citizens' property abroad for criticizing the authorities. The new regulations will affect 'foreign agents' and hundreds of thousands of relocants.

News of the World • June 3, 07:57 AM • 3254 views
State recovers 892 unique archaeological artifacts illegally held by a private individual

Court returns 892 artifacts to the state that were illegally held in the Sumy region. The collection spans the period from the 8th century BC to the 13th century.

Society • June 3, 07:39 AM • 3144 views
Large-scale document forgery scheme operated in Kyiv region; 31 searches conducted, 15 suspects identified – Prosecutor GeneralPhoto

A network for manufacturing passports and diplomas involving 15 participants was exposed in the Kyiv region. During 31 searches, seals, equipment, and finished forgeries were seized.

Crimes and emergencies • June 3, 07:12 AM • 5018 views
Sweden proposes banning social media for children under 15

Sweden proposes banning social media for children under 15 due to health risks. The responsibility for age verification would be placed on platform owners.

News of the World • June 3, 06:41 AM • 2748 views
Zelenskyy expected at EU summit amid potential breakthrough in accession talks - Euronews

Ukraine expects a breakthrough in EU accession negotiations at the June summit. Hungary may lift its veto by June 16 following an agreement on minority rights.

Politics • June 3, 05:45 AM • 9988 views
Sweden prepares prisons for teenagers as young as 13 due to rising gang crime

Sweden lowers the age of criminal responsibility to 13 and builds special prisons. The decision was made due to the active involvement of teenagers in criminal gangs.

News of the World • June 3, 01:37 AM • 3534 views
Venezuela plans to open energy sector to private investors

Venezuela's new bill allows private firms to obtain energy concessions for up to 25 years. The reform is intended to overcome the country's capacity shortage.

Economy • June 2, 10:56 PM • 3800 views
Bill to reduce the number of NMT subjects registered in the Verkhovna Rada

The Rada proposes to reduce the NMT to three subjects starting from 2027. Mathematics may become an elective instead of a mandatory subject for all applicants.

Education • June 2, 08:45 PM • 2674 views
Ukraine and Moldova could begin EU accession negotiations as early as June - Politico

Ukraine and Moldova may start EU membership negotiations on June 15. Hungary is ready to lift its veto following agreements regarding the rights of the Hungarian minority.

Politics • June 2, 04:49 PM • 3684 views
Ukraine proposes new rules and liability for electric scooter users

The Rada proposes new rules for electric scooters with mandatory helmets. Violations could lead to fines of up to 17,000 hryvnias and confiscation.

Society • June 2, 12:29 PM • 3296 views
Ukraine on track to start official EU membership negotiations as early as June, Hungary signals readiness - Politico

Hungary is ready to unblock the start of Ukraine's EU accession negotiations on June 15. The parties have made progress on the issue of national minority rights.

Politics • June 2, 12:14 PM • 66885 views
The Supreme Court upheld the sentence of a former UOC-MP priest for the molestation of his own children

The Supreme Court confirmed a 10-year prison sentence for a former priest for the molestation of his daughters. For three years, he abused the children and filmed pornography on his phone.

Society • June 2, 11:50 AM • 3298 views
The Kremlin is pushing Russian youth toward the army instead of education – CCD of the NSDC

In the Russian Federation, 47,000 university spots were cut and tuition prices were raised by 30%. The authorities are introducing benefits for military personnel, incentivizing youth to choose the army.

News of the World • June 2, 08:17 AM • 3192 views
EU agrees to establish migrant deportation centers in third countries

The EU will create migrant deportation centers in third countries to accelerate their removal. The new rules provide for tougher sanctions and reduced benefits.

News of the World • June 2, 06:22 AM • 3594 views
Residents of occupied Mariupol complain about the allocation of someone else's or unfinished housing

In occupied Mariupol, residents are being offered unfinished housing or apartments belonging to legal owners. Refusing such options carries the risk of losing one's place in the queue.

Society • June 2, 12:58 AM • 5150 views
EU agrees to tighten migration policy and create return centers outside the bloc

EU countries have agreed to tighten migration policy and establish return centers outside the bloc. Individuals whose asylum applications have been rejected will be sent there.

Politics • June 1, 10:17 PM • 4644 views
Sweden eases deportation rules for migrant teenagers

Sweden has raised the age of majority for migration procedures to 21. Teenagers will be able to reapply for residency and avoid deportation.

Politics • June 1, 08:58 PM • 4104 views
Nvidia to work with humanoid robot manufacturers from the US and Europe, excluding China's Unitree – Reuters

Nvidia is creating a platform for humanoid robots together with partners from the US and China. The new Blackwell chips guarantee cybersecurity and data protection.

News of the World • June 1, 01:45 PM • 3818 views
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Corruption Scandal at ESBU: Parliament Calls for Audit of Legality of Open Criminal Cases

Two ESBU officials were exposed for taking bribes to close cases and facilitate business activities. The Verkhovna Rada demands an audit of all criminal proceedings of the agency and a cleanup of the body from corruption.

Politics • June 1, 12:19 PM • 130081 views
President of Hungary refuses to resign following demand from Magyar's government

Tamás Sulyok has refused to resign at the demand of Prime Minister Péter Magyar. The President will act in accordance with the law and await the conclusions of the Venice Commission.

News of the World • June 1, 10:43 AM • 4424 views
The Ministry of Internal Affairs explained whether loans or sick leave can become grounds for a ban on traveling abroad

The existence of loans or being on sick leave is not a ground for banning departure from Ukraine. Border guards only check documents specified by legislation.

Society • June 1, 09:46 AM • 3184 views
Ukraine launches State Labor Service reform according to EU standards – Ministry of Economy explanation

The Government has adopted a resolution to update the powers of the State Labor Service and eliminate duplication of functions. The reform involves digitalization and new control regulations.

Society • June 1, 08:46 AM • 4281 views
Ukrainians allowed to apply for compensation under new categories in the Register of Damages

The Cabinet of Ministers has added 14 new categories to the international Register of Damage Caused by the Aggression of the Russian Federation. Applications can be submitted through the state service Diia.

Society • June 1, 08:27 AM • 10980 views