Ukrainians who worked in both countries may receive pension payments from both states. The Polish Social Insurance Institution has detailed the conditions and limitations of this process.
On 7 November 2026, an impact was recorded in Khmelnytskyi, causing a severe fire incident. Thick smoke is observed over the strike zone.
Polish media have revealed details about the individual who carried out the shooting on the Main Market Square. It has been established that the suspect held a licence for two firearms, while his father legally owns 11.
A traffic accident involving a Volkswagen and a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter occurred in Volochysk community. The car driver and nine minibus passengers were taken to hospital.
Total European aid to Kyiv could exceed €200bn if the EU resorts to new joint borrowing.
Viktor Lakhno has changed his mind regarding the publication of data on individuals involved in illegal business. Instead of revealing names, he considers a warning sufficient.
55-year-old Mykola Novorynskyi went missing after being stopped by law enforcement and checked at the Kozova TCC. His body was found dead in a field, and relatives claim the man had signs of beatings and was without personal belongings.
On 7 November, protests against the uncontrolled construction of artificial intelligence infrastructure took place in various European countries.
The European Union will likely have to resort to new joint borrowing of over €40bn to ensure continued financial support for Ukraine. The total volume of European aid to Kyiv, including these loans, could exceed €200bn.
Welt am Sonntag reports this, citing its own calculations based on data from the European Commission.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has requested a further €70bn in financial aid for the coming year. Under current plans, the European Union is to provide €46bn of this amount.
Brussels expects to obtain part of the funds through income from frozen Russian assets. However, over the past two-plus years, they have generated around €8bn, which is insufficient to cover Ukraine's new financial needs.
The confiscation of the Russian assets themselves remains unlikely due to legal constraints. Therefore, the publication names the issuance of new joint EU bonds as one of the most likely funding options.
Meanwhile, resistance to further financing of Ukraine is growing in European countries. Bundestag member of the Left party, Diermar Barch, stated that citizens should not bear the financial burden of Russia's war against Ukraine.
«Допомога Україні допустима лише за умови, що вона не призведе до скорочення соціальних видатків у наших країнах» ("Aid to Ukraine is only acceptable on the condition that it does not lead to a reduction in social spending in our countries"), the politician emphasised.
Further financing of Ukraine is to be discussed by EU representatives and member states, including heads of state and government, next week.
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