Experts have recorded an early start to the epidemic season. Updated flu vaccines are expected in pharmacies by the end of October, while the planned 400,000 doses will cover the needs of only a portion of citizens.
The platform halted the spread of propaganda content by shutting down resources of famous performers and the animated series.
The Agency for Defence Procurement unilaterally terminated agreements worth 182.74 million UAH as the contractor failed to deliver any protective equipment sets.
Investigators from the State Bureau of Investigations are verifying the findings of the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine's internal inquiry into the aviation accident that occurred in August.
Press Secretary Katie Zakaria said she needed to verify information regarding the US ceasing the provision of intelligence data to Kyiv.
Evan Gershkovich, a Wall Street Journal journalist released from Russian detention, explained to Times Radio why Vladimir Putin's departure will not lead to the liberalisation of society.
Detectives from the Bureau of Economic Security, together with border guards, halted the operations of a channel distributing counterfeit tobacco products in the capital. Over 3,000 smoking systems and other assets were seized.
Former ombudsman Lyudmyla Denysova published a draft amendment to mobilisation legislation, which provides for additional restrictions for caregivers. Parliament stated that it had not received any official documents.
In the latest edition of the World Economic Outlook, the International Monetary Fund confirmed its expectations for the development of the Ukrainian economy. According to the Fund's data, GDP growth will stand at 1% in 2026, while the indicator is set to accelerate to 3.5% the following year, in 2027. IMF analysts believe that after the current slowdown, the economy will return to a trajectory of dynamic growth.
Meanwhile, most other analytical centres have recently revised their forecasts in a negative direction. In particular, the World Bank has significantly lowered its forecast for 2027: where growth of 4% was previously expected, the current estimate stands at just 1.5%.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) forecasts a figure of 2.5% for Ukraine in 2027.
The most pessimistic scenario is offered by Dragon Capital. According to the company's data, Ukraine's economy will shrink by 0.5% in 2026, and GDP could decrease by a further 1% the following year, in 2027.
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