The case of 13 individuals who tortured and killed civilians in occupied Izium has been sent to court. Among the suspects are 'LPR' militants and 'DPR' propagandists.
The U. S. has clarified green card application rules for foreigners. Departure requirements will not apply to specialists beneficial to the American economy.
Ghana's Parliament has passed a law imposing imprisonment for LGBTQ+ identification. The document mandates citizens to report violators and their allies to the police.
In June, Ukraine celebrates Constitution Day and various professional holidays. Religious dates have shifted due to the transition to the Revised Julian calendar.
Petro Olenych and his defense claim an artificial delay in the discovery of case materials for the "Chyste Misto" (Clean City) case. Lawyer Yevhen Solodko reported potential violations by NABU and the opening of proceedings by the SBI.
The Cabinet of Ministers has stripped the State Labor Service of redundant functions to optimize its operations. The agency will now focus on occupational safety and support for people with disabilities.
In Bukovyna, a deputy and a police officer organized a scheme for men to escape to Romania. The perpetrators earned 700,000 dollars and have already been served with notices of suspicion.
Zelenskyy has signed a law abolishing VAT on unmanned ground vehicles. The exemption will remain in effect for the needs of the Defense Forces until the end of martial law.
The President signed the law on €90 billion in aid from the EU for 2026-2027. The loan is planned to be repaid using future Russian reparations.
Starting July 2026, the addition of 5% bioethanol to gasoline will become mandatory. The Ministry of Economy assures that this will not change prices and does not pose a threat of grain shortages.
Russia has allowed companies to purchase anti-aircraft guns and electronic warfare systems for drone protection. The mechanism was implemented to safeguard oil refineries and industrial facilities.
Scott Bessent supported the idea of a $250 banknote with Trump's portrait for the US Semiquincentennial. The decision to change the law regarding living persons must be made by Congress.
The Lithuanian government is considering a ban on citizens of the Russian Federation and Belarus from participating in sports and scientific events. This would allow for references to national security.
Temu has been fined 200 million euros for selling dangerous goods in the EU. The company must submit a plan to rectify the violations by August 2026.
Zelenskyy signed a law on the right of local councils to fund defense and build fortifications. Communities will be able to support the AFU, with the exception of providing weaponry.
The Rada approved in the first reading the introduction of basic social assistance instead of several existing payments. The new type of assistance will depend on the income and property status of the family.
A Russian judge will be tried for sentencing a captured Azov member to 18 years in prison. His actions have been qualified as a violation of the laws and customs of war.
The government has approved a draft Customs Code based on EU standards for accession to the union. The new rules will simplify logistics and customs procedures for businesses.
The Rada has exempted the supply of ground drones for the Defense Forces from VAT. This will accelerate the delivery of equipment for the evacuation of the wounded and reconnaissance.
Yuliia Sirko stated there is a risk of losing 90 billion euros from the EU by the end of 2027. To receive the funds, the Rada must pass all necessary laws on time.
The Rada has rejected bill No. 12191 on the decriminalization of pornography. 207 deputies voted in favor of the initiative, which is insufficient to pass the decision.
The Parliament has ratified the agreement on €90 billion in support from the EU for 2026-2027. The first tranche will arrive in June, with €45 billion expected this year.
The President thanked the Rada for the prompt ratification of the agreement with the EU regarding the 50 billion euro aid package. The funds will be directed toward Ukraine's defense and recovery.
The Rada ratified the attraction of 90 billion euros from the EU for 2026-2027. The funds will be directed to defense and the budget, with repayment covered by Russian reparations.
The Rada has begun considering the €90 billion agreement with the EU. Members of Parliament are complaining about the tight deadlines for working on the document, which was reportedly "translated overnight."
Zelenskyy submitted a memorandum to the Rada regarding a 90 billion euro loan. To receive the funds, Ukraine must amend its tax and customs legislation.
The President has introduced Bill No. 0376 on the ratification of a loan agreement with the European Union. The document provides for the acquisition of macro-financial assistance of up to 90 billion euros.
An iData survey showed that 44. 2% of Moldovans seek the full reintegration of Transnistria. The majority supports the withdrawal of foreign troops and a single currency.
Draft Law No. 15281 on breaks for the psychological relief of employees has been registered in the Verkhovna Rada. The initiative was authored by MP Serhiy Hryvko.
As of May 27, citizens have declared 21,000 units of weapons and more than 12 million rounds of ammunition. An additional 455 units of weapons were surrendered voluntarily.
