NEWS AND USEFUL INFORMATION

In which countries can a child obtain citizenship by birth in 2026?

Citizenship rules for children born to foreign nationals vary significantly from country to country. In some countries, a child automatically becomes a citizen by virtue of being born on the country’s territory, while in others, the parents must have resided there for a certain period or meet additional requirements. Learn more about which countries follow the jus soli principle and what rules apply in 2026

Where can you see the best panoramic views of the Carpathians?

The Carpathians offer dozens of routes with breathtaking panoramic views—from easy hikes across the mountain meadows to climbs up Hoverla and Bliznytsia. The duration of these trips ranges from one day to a full week, so you can find an option suited to any fitness level. Learn more about the best tours in the Carpathians featuring panoramic views, mountain lakes, and waterfalls

International Students in Ukraine: Numbers, Countries, and Admission Requirements During the War

The war has had a significant impact on the number of international students at Ukrainian universities, yet thousands of citizens from various countries continue to choose Ukraine for their higher education. Currently, nearly 20,000 international students are studying in the country, the majority of whom are citizens of Asian nations. Learn more about the latest statistics, students’ countries of origin, and admission requirements for international students during martial law

Vacationing with Your Dog in Budapest: The Best Places for Walks and Pet-Friendly Spots

Budapest is one of the most pet-friendly cities in Central Europe. It features large green parks, long promenades for walks, pet-friendly cafes, and convenient public transportation that allows dogs on board. Learn more about where to walk your dog in Budapest, the rules for tourists with pets, and which locations to add to your itinerary

Salaries in Europe in 2026: where do they pay more?

The latest figures for 2026 reveal Europeans’ real incomes. The nominal frontrunners are losing ground to countries with a lower cost of living, and taxes make all the difference. Find out which countries pay the most when purchasing power is taken into account

Military Departments at Medical Universities Starting in the 2026/2027 Academic Year: Medical Students Will Receive Officer Ranks

Starting next academic year, medical universities will open military departments for all students. Find out what this means for applicants entering medical universities and what status they will receive upon graduation

Kyiv's Beaches in the Summer of 2026: Which 15 Beaches Are Open, and Can You Visit Them?

This summer in Kyiv, municipal workers are regularly maintaining 15 municipal beaches, but there are no plans to officially declare the season open due to martial law. Find out which beaches are being prepared for summer, what the preparations entail, and what restrictions are in place in 2026

Tickets for €22: Wizz Air is selling a million tickets to celebrate its birthday

To mark its 22nd anniversary, the popular low-cost airline Wizz Air has launched a major promotion, putting one million flights on sale for up to €22 for the summer and autumn seasons. Find out which great-value routes are currently available and what the baggage allowance rules are