The government has updated the rules for reserving employees at critical enterprises and set new limits for bank transfers. The conditions for receiving state aid and tariffs for commercial shipments to the EU are also changing.
NASA ended Swift's scientific operations due to its inability to maintain orbit. Some tungsten components may survive atmospheric entry.
Expert claims bureaucratic obstacles prevent Ukrnafta from holding open tenders, potentially costing state budget over 1 billion hryvnias.
The crypto platform announced the phased return of asset withdrawal functionality, starting from the morning of 1 November, with priority given to the most in-demand networks.
Halloween celebrations in the Swiss city ended in fires and clashes with law enforcement after radical activists joined the parade.
Driver of a scheduled bus in Poland ignored lowered barriers and warning signals, nearly causing an accident. The railway service called the driver's actions extremely irresponsible.
At least 60 "shadow fleet" vessels with improvised metal and rubber armour have passed through the Bosphorus.
Masked groups in the centre of the German city smashed shop windows and looted stores. Police used special measures to restore order.
On the night of 1 November, the territory of Vinnytsia Oblast came under another massive attack by Russian forces. As reported by the head of the Vinnytsia Regional Military Administration, Natalia Zabolotna, energy infrastructure facilities were targeted.
In the city of Vinnytsia itself, the strikes damaged a mobile communications tower, a private warehouse building and a car. In addition, windows in apartment buildings and public transport stops were damaged.
Rescuers and energy service specialists were deployed to address the aftermath of the shelling.
As of the morning of 1 November, the enemy's air attack is ongoing. Residents of the region are urged not to ignore air raid alerts and to take careful precautions for their own safety.
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