
Budapest once again blocks opening of final negotiation clusters for Ukraine
Hungarian delegation at Brussels meeting refused to approve screening results, stalling progress in Kyiv's EU accession.

Hungarian delegation at Brussels meeting refused to approve screening results, stalling progress in Kyiv's EU accession.

In the Kunratice district, fire damaged the facade of Martin Drda's private house. Investigators are considering versions ranging from technical malfunction to deliberate arson.

Russian dictator's aide claims Finnish and Norwegian leaders conveyed Kyiv's readiness for a meeting to Moscow. Meanwhile, official Kyiv and Oslo do not confirm agreement on a visit to Russia.

Compliance with the salary threshold of three minimum wages is a key criterion for retaining deferment for most employees of critical enterprises.

Olha Vraholeva, head of a restaurant chain, died in Odesa. Law enforcement are considering the version that Zakhary Zarychanskyi, son of the establishments' owner Inara Zarychanskyi, was driving the motorcycle.

The Public Health Centre released statistics on acute respiratory viral infections for the period from 28 September to 18 October 2026, noting a moderate seasonal increase in indicators.

Mikheil Saakashvili shared an image of his young child, confirming the funding of her upkeep and the gifting of property in Kyiv.

Riel Corporation plans to develop a residential complex on 10.3 hectares of former industrial land. The educational facility is promised to be built only after the first buildings are occupied.

The Odesa Regional Military Administration (RMA) has for the third time failed to provide the Centre for Public Investigations (CPI) with information on the remuneration of its leadership. This concerns the head of the administration, Oleh Kiper, his first deputy, Oleksandr Kharlov, and deputy Oleksii Khymchenko.
The department explained that the officials in question hold the status of military personnel of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the Security Service of Ukraine. Consequently, their financial indicators are closed in the interests of national security. A similar decision was made regarding the head of the Department of Healthcare, Oksana Rokunets-Sorochan: her income has not been disclosed because she is a member of a military serviceman's family.
In April, journalists approached the Parliamentary Commissioner for Human Rights, Dmytro Lubinets, requesting that the refusal be appealed. However, the Ombudsman's representative in the Odesa region, Ihor Mishchenko, declared the right to information "restored" after the RMA provided a repeat response. According to the CPI's assessment, this was essentially the same refusal.
Previously, the portal "ANTYKOR" reported that five heads of the Odesa RMA had already exceeded their annual salaries for 2025.
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