The SAPO has referred the case of a parliamentary faction leader to court. She is accused of offering bribes to MPs in exchange for loyalty during voting.
The Center for Countering Disinformation has debunked a fake report regarding Law No. 395/2026 on disconnecting communications during air raid alerts. No decisions regarding restricting the operations of mobile providers have been made at this time.
Lawyers warn of risks of up to 12 years in prison for assets in the occupied territories. Any interaction with property can become grounds for opening a case.
The US Department of Justice is asking the court to lift the ban on the construction of the Trump ballroom. This is explained by the need to strengthen security following the shooting.
Putin signed a law on the use of the army abroad to protect arrested Russians. The decision to deploy troops will be made by the President of the Russian Federation.
The Czech government has approved a bill to revoke protection status for absences exceeding 30 days. Additionally, refugees will be required to register their vehicles.
Law No. 4833-IX digitizes debt collection and expands access to assets. Enforcement officers will be able to seize electronic money and funds held by third parties.
The academic year will last until June 30, however, schools determine their own class schedules. In 2024, students in grades 4, 9, and 11 were officially exempted from State Final Examinations (DPA).
According to the court ruling, detective Magamedrasulov and Khrystenko organized a mechanism for extorting an undue benefit from Volodymyr Slonchak, whose voice was featured on the tapes in the Komarnytskyi case.
The Committee recommended adopting a draft law on removing women from the registry if they were added in violation of regulations. TCC (Territorial Recruitment Center) verification will take up to 30 days.
Permission from guardianship authorities is no longer required for children to receive property free of charge. The changes apply to the gifting of real estate and vehicles.
Draft Law No. 15112-d introduces automatic VAT payment by marketplaces for goods up to 150 euros. The new rules will take effect no earlier than January 1, 2027.
Zelenskyy will meet with the Servant of the People on May 25, and with other factions tomorrow. The Rada's schedule will be adjusted to the President's schedule for holding the meetings.
In Dnipropetrovsk region, a 24-year-old man tortured a pregnant girl and pressed her hand against a gas stove. The suspect has been detained and taken into custody.
The Defence City special regime must be modified to support small manufacturers and startups. This will allow for an increase in the share of domestic weaponry in the economy.
Ukraine is implementing European fuel quality standards and a mandatory share of biofuels. Euro-3 and Euro-4 classes, as well as A-80 and A-92 grades, will be withdrawn from circulation.
The ESBU has opened cases against airlines for non-payment of royalties for aircraft leasing, despite the fact that courts have previously concluded that such an interpretation of tax regulations is illegal.
During the first four months of 2026, local budgets received 112 million UAH in tourist tax. The leaders in terms of revenue were the Lviv region and Kyiv.
South Korea is considering exporting K30 Biho systems to the UAE to counter Iranian drones. Previously, Seoul refused to provide weapons to Ukraine due to the state of war.
In Ukraine, people with disabilities are entitled to benefits for travel, medication, and social payments. Assistance can be arranged through the Pension Fund, Administrative Service Centers (CNAPs), or online.
Labour plans to introduce a tourist levy to support municipalities. Regional mayors in England are considering a tax of up to £300.
A Ukrainian influencer drove his car to the protected Morskie Oko lake. As a result, the Polish Ministry of Interior will ban him from entering the country for five years.
Hungary has reinstated the ban on the import of 20 categories of goods from Ukraine. The government has also changed its mind about withdrawing from the International Criminal Court.
The director of a social service center in the Vinnytsia region has been served with a notice of suspicion following the death of a child from starvation. A link has been established between her negligence and the death of the 10-year-old boy.
Police officials from three regions have been released from pretrial detention on bail. They are suspected of receiving bribes for covering up a network of porn studios in Ukraine.
Jakarta is developing a regulatory framework for importing Russian oil due to shortages caused by the conflict with Iran. The country is also seeking fuel from US suppliers.
The Court of Appeal has confirmed the recovery of $3 billion from Kolomoisky and Bogolyubov. The ruling pertains to the case of large-scale fraud at PrivatBank.
Courts have prohibited the State Tax Service from interpreting vehicle leasing as royalties and assessing taxes. This applies to the leasing of railcars, aircraft, and agricultural machinery.
Vasyl Andreyev, Yevhen Drapiatyi, and Ihor Moskalenko have become Deputy Chairmen of the FPU.
A large-scale wave of forced evictions has begun in Mariupol. The occupiers are ignoring documents and threatening residents with criminal prosecution.
