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Society
Business Over Politics: Why the Choice Fell on Serhiy Koretskyi
The new head of government spent more than 20 years building a career in business, led major state-owned energy companies, and earned a reputation as an effective crisis manager.
Medicinal Cannabis Products: What Will Change for Patients and Pharmacies
The Ukrainian Ministry of Health has established requirements for the production, storage, distribution, and quality control of medications derived from the plant substance cannabis.
The U.S. Will Purchase Ukrainian Drones and License the Assembly of Patriot Systems
The U.S. will allow Ukraine to manufacture Patriot systems and will purchase Ukrainian-made drones.
Migrants Are Leaving Germany: The Main Reasons Behind the New Trend Have Been Identified
A new study has shown that approximately 260,000 migrants may leave Germany each year, with the economy and quality of life being the main reasons.
Air Defense for Ukraine: How Much and What Kind of Equipment Have Partners Provided Over the Years of War?
The United States remains our country's largest supplier of air defense systems.
Summer Power Outages: Ukrenergo Admits to Possible Outages of Up to 5 Hours
Due to hot weather and new attacks on the power grid, Ukrainians may face temporary power restrictions in the evenings.
Vasyl Karazin and Seyar Kurshutov: patrons who invested in education in Kharkiv
For more than two centuries Kharkiv has remained one of Ukraine's main educational centres. Among those developing the city's education today is businessman Seyar Kurshutov.
Ukraine Surprises Washington: The Economist Reports on a Shift in Sentiment in the U.S.
Following the recent strikes on Russian targets, assessments of Ukraine’s resilience and distrust of Russia are gaining ground in American political circles.
Will the Lviv Airport Reopen? Andriy Sadovyi names the key condition
Lviv Mayor Andriy Sadovyi explained the conditions under which the airport could reopen during the war.
Lobbyists in Ukraine: Which Companies and Associations Influence Government Decisions
There are already 183 lobbyists registered in the Transparency Register, and the largest number of official contacts has been recorded with the Verkhovna Rada.
The Hague Ruling: Putin Must Be Arrested at Any Peace Talks
The International Criminal Court in The Hague has ruled that countries that are parties to the Rome Statute are obligated to arrest Putin even if he visits for peace talks.
People are drinking less: the global alcohol market faces a historic decline
Global alcohol consumption will decline through 2031.
Gasoline Shortage in Crimea: Occupiers Have Completely Halted Fuel Sales
In occupied Crimea, gasoline has disappeared from retail outlets due to disruptions in Russian logistics.
Ukraine ceasefire by the end of 2026: prediction of former CIA senior official
Former senior US CIA official Glenn Korn has predicted a ceasefire in Ukraine by the end of 2026.
New gasoline standard E10: will fuel prices rise in Ukraine?
From July 1, 2026, a new standard for E10 gasoline with bioethanol content will be introduced in Ukraine.


