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The former director of the Mariupol museum is suspected of handing over paintings by Aivazovsky, Kuindzhi, and Kalmykov to the occupiers. According to the investigation, the canvases, valued at 26 million UAH, were transported to occupied Donetsk.
As reported by the head of the "Servant of the People" faction, on June 18, the Rada will meet to unblock the bill on army funding. The meeting was initiated by the Minister of Defense of Ukraine, Mykhailo Fedorov.
Former prosecutor Bronevytskyi stated that the EU requirements regarding NABU and SAPO are merely requests from the heads of these bodies. In reality, no official plan exists.
SAPO has filed the Zhevago case regarding the bribery of Supreme Court judges to court. He is accused of providing 2.7 million dollars for a decision in favor of his business.
The Governor of the National Bank announced a plan to bring the financial sector in line with EU standards by 2028. Currently, banks are 78% ready, while insurers are at 55%, he says.
A court has sentenced Volodymyr Saldo in absentia to 15 years for the theft of 3,000 tons of grain. This is the third verdict against the collaborator for crimes against national security.
In the Khmilnyk district, a 45-year-old stepfather raped a 14-year-old girl four times. The victim became pregnant; the accused faces up to 12 years in prison.
The Council of Europe has concluded its supervision of the 'Kaverzin / Afanasyev / Belousov' group of cases concerning the torture of three citizens by law enforcement officers between 2000 and 2005.
The Cabinet of Ministers proposes to increase fines and prison sentences for environmental pollution. Those found guilty of causing fatalities face up to ten years in prison.
A Kharkiv social services official is suspected of negligence that led to the death of a child. For years, she ignored signals regarding the danger to the boy's life.
Yulia Tymoshenko filed a motion to transfer the case to the Kyiv Court of Appeal. The issue will be decided within five days; the next hearing will be on July 7.
The Hungarian Parliament has limited the term of office for the Prime Minister to eight years. This effectively bans Viktor Orbán from leading the country's government again.
The tribunal confirmed Ukraine's status as a coastal state in the Sea of Azov. Russia's actions during the construction of the bridge were recognized as a violation of international law.
The Cabinet of Ministers has introduced payments of up to 170 thousand hryvnias and motivational contracts for military personnel. New terms of service and conditions for discharge to the reserve have been defined.
The parties have begun discussing a block of issues regarding the rule of law, justice, and public procurement. This stage will determine the overall pace of EU accession.
Taras Kachka announced the readiness of a thousand-page plan for legislative adaptation. The documents contain clear steps for Ukraine's accession to the European Union.
Taras Kachka stated that the rights of the Hungarian community are fully ensured under the new legislation. Kyiv expects a constructive dialogue with Budapest.
President of the European Council urged the G7 to take responsibility for the global economy. The EU is launching new tools for investment and supporting competition.
Macron refused to scrap the digital tax despite Trump's threats to impose 100% tariffs on wine. The leaders will discuss the issue during the G7 summit in Evian.
Investigation launched into the strike on the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra and the Dovzhenko Film Studios. Nearly 2,000 cultural heritage sites have already been damaged in Ukraine.
At the latest G7 summit, Macron is promoting the idea of Europe's strategic autonomy. However, the real results of his vision remain limited.
Britain intercepted a Russian shadow fleet tanker in the English Channel. Zelenskyy urged partners to change laws for prolonged arrest and confiscation of oil.
Kyiv and Budapest have reached an agreement on the rights of the Hungarian minority in Zakarpattia. Hungary has supported the commencement of Ukraine's EU accession negotiations.
A commission of the Kyiv City State Administration revealed violations at the emergency hospital following the death of soldier Serhiy Kuznetsov. The facility is preparing personnel and management decisions.
Péter Magyar has agreed to open a negotiation cluster for Ukraine after changes to the minority protection plan. Compliance with the conditions will be monitored by the European Commission and the European Council.
A law on the special status of frontline territories will be developed in Ukraine. Budanov is counting on the prompt work of people's deputies and government officials to adopt what are effectively new rules.
Starting in 2027, tenth-grade students will choose between 10 professional education profiles. The program will last three years and will allow for qualification certification.
The President has excluded the Russian and Moldovan languages from the list protected by the European Charter. The Czech language was added to the list, and the names of Jewish languages were clarified.
The government has approved a strategy for industrial development based on critical raw materials through 2056. The plan is aimed at attracting capital and establishing new production facilities.
Ukraine is expected to receive $700 million from the IMF without meeting a key condition. The Fund allowed the postponement of the tax on overseas parcels until July.