NEWS AND USEFUL INFORMATION

What Will Change in Ukraine Starting April 1, 2026: Benefits, Pensions, Cashback, and New Sick Leave Rules

Starting April 1, 2026, the rules governing benefits, pensions, and sick leave will change in Ukraine. Find out who will receive assistance, how fuel cashback works, and what important steps you should take now

New EU Rules Effective April 1, 2026: What Will Change for Ukrainians and How to Prepare

In April 2026, the EU’s residency rules for Ukrainians will change. Find out what new regulations will apply in the Czech Republic, Poland, Germany, and France, and what you need to do now

The day Putin lost the war! Today marks the fourth anniversary of the liberation of the Kyiv region

That was the moment when the course of the war changed irrevocably. The liberation of the Kyiv region in the spring of 2022 marked Russia’s first resounding defeat and proved that Ukraine is capable not only of withstanding attacks but also of thwarting the Kremlin’s plans. Find out how events unfolded during those days and why this victory proved to be a turning point

Why a train might be stopped during an air raid alert: an explanation from the Ministry of Defense

Trains in Ukraine do not always stop during an air raid alert, but in some cases it becomes necessary for passenger safety. The Ministry of Defense has explained the conditions under which the decision to halt train service and evacuate passengers is made. Learn more about the new rules and what passengers should do in such situations

Which German states are accepting Ukrainians in April 2026: current camp addresses

Germany continues to accept and provide assistance to Ukrainians, but camps are not open in all federal states. Find out the current addresses of camps and living conditions for refugees from Ukraine in Germany in April 2026

Zelenskyy and the Ukrainian people have been nominated for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize

The 2026 Nobel Peace Prize could go to an unexpected contender — Volodymyr Zelenskyy and the Ukrainian people have once again been included on the list of nominees. This initiative reflects not only political support but also an assessment of Ukraine’s role in the war and in European security. Find out why this nomination is being discussed and whether it will yield tangible results

Payments of 1,500 UAH for vulnerable groups have begun in Ukraine: who is eligible to apply

The government is introducing additional payments to ease the pressure of inflation and rising prices. Who is eligible for the 1,500 UAH payment, how does the automatic payment system work, and when can you expect to receive the money? We break down the key details of the scheme. Find out if you meet the eligibility criteria and how to claim the support without any hassle

Delays of up to 5 hours: trains are running massively behind schedule due to drone attacks on Ukraine

Widespread train delays in Ukraine have affected almost all routes. This is due to attacks on infrastructure and the need to reroute services. Southern and international services have been hit hardest. Find out which trains are delayed and what passengers should do