PFU updated the rules: what changes citizens must report for correct social payments

The Pension Fund of Ukraine has published an updated explanation of changes that recipients of social payments must report on a mandatory basis. The department emphasizes: the relevance of data directly affects the correctness of

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Canada maintains leadership in quality and quantity of sanctions decisions against Russia

Canada, along with Great Britain, demonstrates leadership in the volume and quality of sanctions decisions against Russia. This was stated by Presidential Commissioner for Sanctions Policy Vladyslav Vlasiuk.


Who among Ukrainians can receive a pension supplement of up to 40 percent in 2026

Certain categories of pensioners in Ukraine in 2026 can receive a monthly pension supplement ranging from 35 to 40 percent. Additional payments are provided for parents with many children in accordance with the Law of Ukraine On Pensions for Special…


1,634 Drones Destroyed in a Day — Enemy Combat Losses on August 13, 2026

The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has released data on enemy combat losses on August 13, 2026. Over the past day, 1,310 Russian military personnel, 1,634 drones, and 51 artillery systems have been destroyed. The total combat losses of the enemy…


Volumes of credit and debit transfers increased in the first half of 2026

In the first half of 2026, an increase in the volumes of credit and debit transfers was recorded in Ukraine. Over January to June, 1.4 billion such payment operations were carried out within the country.


The poverty level in Ukraine has doubled: how the war is changing consumer habits and what citizens are forced to save on

The poverty level in Ukraine has actually doubled over the past four years, and more and more households have found themselves in the zone of financial vulnerability. Economists attribute this increase to the long-term consequences