
Verkhovna Rada approves expansion of EU languages' rights in education
Parliament supported a bill expanding the rights of Hungarian and other EU languages in the education sector.

Parliament supported a bill expanding the rights of Hungarian and other EU languages in the education sector.

Investigation established that the city councillor controlled the production and supply of over 260,000 non-compliant heating devices for border guards worth 5.4 million UAH.

The BEB established that between 2022 and 2023, fictitious methanol supplies were processed through "transit" companies in the Poltava region. The budget lost over UAH 5 million in tax revenue.

Houthis have taken responsibility for a series of missile strikes on the airport in the Saudi capital, resulting in deaths and disruptions to the international hub.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that Moscow will not give Ukraine a breather on the battlefield, citing that it will not be swayed by the Ukrainian leader's assurances.

In October 2026, reaching the age of 50 is not an automatic ground for exemption from conscription, although the law provides a list of social and medical circumstances for obtaining a deferment.

Kremlin spokesman explained why Russia does not agree to the two-month ceasefire proposed by Zelensky, limiting the possibility of a pause to voting day only.

Russian officials rejected Volodymyr Zelensky's proposal for a 60-day ceasefire, stating the priority is creating a long-term peace.

The State Customs Service of Ukraine has once again changed the official indicators regarding the volume of customs preferences for August 2026. A statement published on 2 September cited a sum of 33.1 billion UAH. However, on 14 September, the agency published updated data indicating that preferences for the same period amounted to 34 billion UAH. This means that over twelve days, the paper volume of preferences increased by 900 million hryvnia.
It is worth noting that in both reports, the amount of actual customs revenue remained identical — 75.1 billion UAH. Despite this, the share of preferences relative to total revenue changed: it rose from 44.1% to 45.2%. Representatives of the State Customs Service did not explain the reasons for such a correction of the data.
This is not the first case of inconsistency in the customs agency's statistical data. Previously, another discrepancy reaching 2 billion UAH was identified. Thus, official reporting on customs preferences contains contradictions at the level of hundreds of millions and even billions of hryvnia, the origin of which remains unexplained to date.
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