Head of the state agro-enterprise Yuri Nemikin claims law enforcement are fabricating cases to halt the recovery of the farm, which has been brought out of debt.
Due to reduced demand and a staffing crisis in the capital, operating businesses are being put up for sale en masse, sometimes at prices below the value of invested capital.
The President of Ukraine stated that a meeting with representatives from the US and Russia could take place earlier than scheduled, potentially at the start of next month.
Dmytro Lubinets reported that local residents of Kherson and Oleshky are calmly spending time on the streets, asking for the extension of the cessation of hostilities regime.
Serhiy Filimonov accidentally disclosed the details of a TRON wallet that received over 121,000 USDT during a specific period.
According to local social media channels, an official minibus obstructed traffic, and agency staff used force to pull a man out of his vehicle.
Kyiv municipal enterprise ordered protective structures from Kharkiv manufacturer. Price of Kyiv contract higher than similar procurement in Kharkiv.
The Bureau of Detectives denied involvement in preparing violent acts against the former Prosecutor General, labelling his accusations a manoeuvre to ensure safety outside the country.
The Polish Ministry of Interior has prepared a bill that tightens the rules for foreigners to obtain citizenship. The document has already been published on the government website.
The authorities explain this step by the growing number of migrants. The aim is to ensure that passport applicants are genuinely connected to Poland and have integrated into society.
One of the main changes will be an increase in the minimum period of legal residence in the country. The exact length of the extension has not yet been specified.
Requirements for Polish language proficiency are also being raised: from B1 to B2 level. Foreigners will be required to:
To obtain citizenship, applicants will need to prove they have a minimum level of income. In addition, all applicants are obliged to confirm they have housing and sources of livelihood.
Additional grounds for refusal will be introduced. These include providing false information or forged documents, having a criminal record, as well as certain fines and administrative offences committed within a specified period before the application is submitted.
It is proposed to allow decisions on granting citizenship or restoring citizenship to be revoked at any time if it is found that a person obtained it by deception. This applies to cases involving the use of forged documents during the legalisation of stay or the acquisition of a Polish Card.
The changes will also affect the procedure for restoring citizenship. The ability to use the simplified procedure is to be limited: relevant applications will only be accepted until 31 December 2030.
The Ministry of Interior emphasises that obtaining a Polish passport also confers European Union citizenship, so the procedure must take state security issues into account. The government plans to consider the bill in the fourth quarter of 2026.
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