NEWS AND USEFUL INFORMATION

Salaries in Germany in 2026: How Much Do You Need to Earn to Live Comfortably?

In Germany, nearly one in five residents falls into the very low-income category, while only a small percentage of the population earns truly high salaries. In 2026, the country’s government is actively discussing tax reform and new approaches to supporting the middle class. Learn more about what constitutes high and low wages in Germany and how much the country’s residents actually earn

Pet-friendly housing in Europe: where to look and how to rent an apartment with a pet

Finding pet-friendly accommodation in Europe is much easier if you know where to look and what conditions to pay attention to before booking. Find out which platforms will help you find an apartment with pets, what documents are needed to travel with a pet, what to look for when renting, and which European cities are the most comfortable for dog and cat owners

Best Apps for Traveling in Ukraine: Transport, Maps, Safety

Traveling in Ukraine in 2026 has become much easier thanks to modern mobile applications for transport, navigation, security and payments. Find out which travel apps you should install before your trip, how to use taxis and trains, where to order food, which maps work offline and which services will help tourists feel more comfortable and safe while traveling in Ukraine

Working on weekends in Europe: How many Europeans work on Saturdays and Sundays

The European labor market is characterized by significant contrasts in approaches to work schedules: in some countries, nearly half of the workforce works on Saturdays and Sundays, while in others, this figure barely reaches a few percent. The gap varies by region, type of employment, and industry. Learn more about how many Europeans work on weekends and how the continent is moving toward a shorter workweek

Vacationing in Ukraine in the Summer of 2026: How Much Does a Week in the Carpathians and in the City Cost?

This summer, vacations in Ukraine have become significantly more expensive—vacation budgets have risen by 25–40% compared to last season. Find out how much accommodation, food, and entertainment cost in different regions and where Ukrainians plan to go this summer

Medical Evacuation from Ukraine: Who Pays If Something Goes Wrong?

A visit to Ukraine carries hidden financial risks. Standard health insurance policies are not valid here, and the cost of emergency evacuation abroad can easily exceed $100,000, with these expenses falling entirely on the patient. Find out how to protect yourself from debt and which war risk insurance to choose

The EU may extend temporary protection for Ukrainians until 2028: what do we know?

Ilva Johansson, the EU Special Envoy for Ukrainians, expects temporary protection to be extended for another year—until March 2028. Find out what conditions and recommendations she has outlined for the more than four million Ukrainians in the European Union

May 14 – Day of Remembrance for Ukrainians Who Rescued Jews: A Story of Heroism During World War II

On May 14, Ukraine honors those who risked their lives during World War II to save Jews from Nazi persecution. Thousands of Ukrainian families, priests, doctors, and ordinary villagers hid children and adults, despite the threat of the death penalty. Learn more about the history of the Day of Remembrance for Ukrainians Who Saved Jews, the scale of the Holocaust in Ukraine, and the heroic deeds of the Righteous Among the Nations