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Second passport without losing Ukrainian citizenship: how will citizenship rules change from 2026?

In 2026, citizenship rules for Ukrainians will undergo significant changes that could affect millions of people abroad and in Ukraine. These changes involve a new approach by the state to second passports, integration abroad, and maintaining legal ties with Ukraine. Learn more about how multiple citizenship will work, who will be eligible for it, and what nuances to consider

Winter in Wrocław without rushing: what to do during the cold season and where to hide from the frost?

Winter in Wrocław means cosy streets, warm interiors and unexpected experiences. The city offers many leisure options where you can combine culture, gastronomy and comfort even on frosty days. Find out more about Wrocław's winter locations that are worth seeing and ways to have fun regardless of the weather

How Christmas is celebrated in Europe: the most interesting traditions in different countries

The Advent period, holiday markets, unusual characters and ancient rituals - Christmas in Europe is full of symbols and surprises. In this article, we have collected the most interesting traditions of Christmas celebrations in different countries. Find out how Christmas holidays in Germany, Scandinavia, and Central Europe differ from each other

Moods of Ukrainians at the end of 2025: peace, war, trust in the West – results of a KIIS survey

How do Ukrainians see the end of the war, what peace plans are they ready to accept, who do they trust more – the EU, the US or NATO, and what do they think about the elections? Find out in the results of the December 2025 KIIS poll

Appointments with doctors in Poland from 2026: how the new electronic system will work and what will change for patients

Poland is changing the rules for making appointments with doctors by introducing a centralized electronic system. Find out how online registration will work from January 1, 2026, which specialists it will cover first, and what this means for Ukrainians

Strikes at European airports may affect tourists' New Year holidays: what to prepare for

New Year's travel in Europe this year may be accompanied by unpleasant surprises for passengers. Mass strikes by airport and airline employees in various countries threaten flight delays, baggage problems and schedule changes in the midst of the holiday season. Find out which European airports will be affected and how to prepare for your trip so as not to ruin your long-awaited holiday

Poland wants to abolish special status for Ukrainian refugees: what does this mean for displaced persons?

The Polish authorities are preparing major changes to the rules governing the stay of Ukrainians, which may alter the usual procedure for accessing healthcare, social benefits and legalisation. The special status that has been in effect since the beginning of the war is gradually becoming a thing of the past, and general migration requirements are taking its place. Find out how the possible abolition of special status will affect the lives of Ukrainian migrants in Poland and what steps will help them adapt to the new conditions

Wizz Air returns to Suceava: new flights from the closest airport to Ukraine

Wizz Air has resumed operations at its base in Suceava Airport, the closest international airport to Ukraine. The airline is launching new flights to European cities and expanding its flight schedule for the winter season. Find out which destinations are already available and how to get to the airport conveniently