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Poland will stop helping Ukrainian refugees in 2024: reasons are known

The Polish government is likely to cut financial support for Ukrainian citizens starting next year. This decision will affect Ukrainians who have taken refuge in Poland since the beginning of the full-scale invasion. Find out more about the reasons for this decision and what to expect next

Which countries have introduced tourist taxes and fees?

Some cities in Europe have started charging tourist taxes from visitors, with amounts ranging from 50 cents to tens of euros. Find out more about the amounts involved and in which countries tourists now have to pay mandatory fees

Airbnb vs Hotels: where is it cheaper for tourists to stay while traveling?

A new study by Which? has analyzed prices and found out how vacationers can save money on booking an apartment. Find out more about whether it's cheaper to stay in hotels or book an Airbnb accommodation

The National Security Service of Ukraine: what you need to know about the defenders of sovereignty

On September 20, 1991, the National Security Service of Ukraine was established as the key agency for national security and defense in Ukraine. The role of the SSU is especially important in times of war and in the fight against corruption and terrorism. Find out about the main aspects of the SSU's work, importance and successful operations during the war

Ukraine's 2024 budget: how does it differ from previous ones and is it possible to find the funds?

The budget for 2024 will differ significantly from previous military budgets. Find out what the fundamental difference is, how the changes will affect Ukrainian citizens, and what risks such public spending planning poses

Continuing to conquer the skies: where do Ukrainian airlines fly during the war?

Three major Ukrainian airlines continue to operate international flights despite restrictions in Ukraine's airspace caused by the military conflict. Find out more about which airlines continue to operate abroad, serving passengers to different destinations

Kyiv-Mohyla Academy: History from the Cossack Era to the Present

The Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, also known as Mohyla Academy, is one of the oldest educational institutions in Eastern Europe and its history dates back more than four centuries. Find out about the uniqueness, periods of restoration, and interesting facts about the Kyiv-Mohyla Academy

Trains to the mountains will run with changes: UZ announced new schedules for October and November

"Ukrzaliznytsia" continues repair works on the Nadvirna-Delyatyn section in October and early November, which will change the route of a number of trains. Learn more about the updated schedules for travel planning