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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

In which countries do tourists outnumber the local population?

In some countries, the annual number of tourists is several times higher than the local population. Learn more about the most popular locations and cities visited by millions of tourists from around the world

Umerov dismisses Malyar and the rest of Reznikov's deputies: what does the reboot of the Defense Ministry mean?

On September 18, during a meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine, all deputy ministers of defense were dismissed, except for the first deputy, Oleksandr Pavliuk. Find out why Rustem Umerov made this decision and what to expect from the reboot of the Ministry of Defense

Several sites in Ukraine are on UNESCO's List of Heritage in Danger: what does it mean?

The UNESCO Committee has decided to give several historical sites in Ukraine the "threatened" status. Learn more about how this will help preserve world heritage against the backdrop of russia's ongoing war against Ukraine

Where in Europe is the dirtiest air: a new study

Almost 100% of people living in Europe breathe air that is significantly more polluted than the WHO maximum permissible level. This leads to exacerbation of diseases and even death. Find out more about which European cities have the most polluted air and how the authorities are addressing this problem