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Venice to Raise Entry Fee to 50 Euros: What Will Change for Tourists, and Who Is Exempt from the Fee?

Venice’s newly elected mayor, Simone Venturini, plans to raise the tourist tax for day-trippers to 50 euros on peak days. Find out when the new rules will take effect, who is exempt from the tax, and how it works now

Temporary Protection for Ukrainians After 2027: What Are the EU’s Plans?

The European Commission plans to extend temporary protection for Ukrainians, but the terms may change. Find out what restrictions are being discussed in the EU, exactly who they will affect, and when a decision might be made

June 22 – Day of Mourning and Commemoration of War Victims: History, Facts and Significance for Ukrainians

On June 22, Ukraine honors the memory of the millions of people who lost their lives in World War II. This date serves as a reminder not only of the tragic chapters of the past, but also of the value of peace, freedom, and human life. We explain why the Day of Mourning and Remembrance of War Victims remains relevant to Ukrainians today

Who can return from AWOL without facing charges: Defense Ministry gives a clear answer

The government is offering a second chance to service members who have temporarily left their posts. The new mechanism allows them to legally resume service by independently selecting a unit through the “Army+” app. Find out who will be completely exempt from punishment for leaving their unit without permission and how to properly file a report by September 20

Pensionable service abroad: How to verify years of work to qualify for a pension in Ukraine

Many Ukrainians have been working abroad for years, but as they plan for their well-deserved retirement, they face questions about how their benefits will be calculated. Will your work experience abroad be taken into account, and how exactly do the Pension Fund of Ukraine’s international agreements work? Find out how your future pension will be calculated

Grants of up to 216,000 UAH for veterans and entrepreneurs in the Kharkiv region: The Czech Republic has opened applications for business development

Veterans, their family members, and entrepreneurs in the Kharkiv region can receive a grant to develop or restart their own business. Find out who is eligible for funding of up to 216,000 hryvnias, what the eligibility requirements are, and how to apply

Secondary school reform in Ukraine: from 2027, pupils will be able to choose a career path as early as Year 10

The Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine is introducing a large-scale reform of specialised secondary education from 2027. Find out how Ukrainian Year 10 pupils will be able to choose their own vocational study path, combine lessons with practical experience and gain qualifications

18 Important Things to Know Before Traveling to Montenegro

Montenegro is a popular destination for Ukrainians, but there are quite a few details about the trip that are worth knowing in advance. Learn about tourist registration, driving rules, sandy beaches, national parks, and other aspects of vacationing in this Balkan country