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Multiple citizenship is now officially permitted in Ukraine: what you need to know

Ukraine is changing its citizenship rules and taking a step towards the diaspora and foreigners. The new law officially allows multiple passports, introduces special conditions for military personnel, and defines the government's role in regulating status. Find out who is now eligible for multiple citizenship and what nuances are important to consider

The State Border Guard Service of Ukraine has summed up the results of 2025: passenger traffic has increased, and there have been fewer attempts at illegal border crossings

The State Border Guard Service of Ukraine has published the results of its work for 2025. Find out how passenger traffic has changed, what violations were detected at the border, and what losses the enemy suffered

January 16 - Day of Remembrance of “cyborgs”: how the symbol of Ukraine's invincibility was born

On January 16, Ukraine honors the memory of the defenders of Donetsk airport, the legendary “cyborgs” who held off enemy attacks for months. This day has become a symbol of the invincibility, self-sacrifice and fortitude of Ukrainian soldiers. Learn more about the history of this date and its significance for modern Ukraine

The US temporarily suspends the issuance of immigration visas for citizens of 75 countries: what is known

The US is tightening its immigration policy and suspending the issuance of immigration visas for citizens of 75 countries. Find out who is affected by the restrictions, what criteria are now being considered, and what this means for applicants

Bulgaria Digital Nomad Visa in 2026: Requirements, Application Process and Practical Tips

Bulgaria launches digital nomad visa, opening up new opportunities for remote work in the EU. Find out who can apply, what are the income requirements, how to apply for a D-type visa and get a residence permit in Bulgaria in 2026

Citizenship of the Czech Republic: Minimum periods of residence for foreigners

The path to Czech citizenship begins with legal residence in the country for several years. However, the minimum period may vary significantly depending on your situation. Find out more about the current deadlines, naturalization rules, and the stages of obtaining a Czech passport

Curfew in Ukraine may be lifted for some cities due to the energy emergency

Large-scale power outages are forcing the Ukrainian government to seek unconventional solutions to support people and businesses. Against the backdrop of the energy crisis, the possibility of temporarily changing safety rules in certain regions of the country is being considered. Find out which cities may lift curfews, what conditions are necessary for this, and what it means for residents and entrepreneurs

Who will remain with light? The government is changing the rules and demanding urgent street lighting shutdowns

Ukraine is entering a period of severe energy conservation amid new threats to infrastructure and winter loads on the grid. The authorities are urgently changing their approach to city lighting, redistributing priorities and discussing special status for residential buildings with electric heating. Find out what they want to change