NEWS AND USEFUL INFORMATION

Four more beaches for recreation officially opened in Odesa: list

Since July 1, four more swimming beaches have been opened in Odesa. Find out more about where you can now relax by the sea

Orban's visit to Ukraine: why did Putin's mate come to Kiev and what did he offer Zelensky?

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has travelled to Ukraine for the first time since the start of the full-scale war. During his visit, he held a meeting with Volodymyr Zelenskyy and proposed a ceasefire at the front. Find out how the talks were memorable and what the presidential office responded to Orban's proposal

Ukrainian students will study for free at Irish universities this year: details

The Irish government has announced the abolition of tuition fees for students from Ukraine. This step is a continuation of last year's agreements that provide Ukrainian refugees with free access to higher education. Read more about the study opportunities in our article

World Bank upgrades Ukraine to upper-middle-income country: details

Ukraine has upgraded its economic status to an upper-middle-income country, according to a new World Bank classification. Find out how economic growth and population decline contributed to this result

Police residence checks: what do Ukrainians in the Czech Republic need to know?

The Czech police have started checking the residence of Ukrainian refugees due to cases of fake information. Find out why it is important to provide up-to-date information about your residence and what consequences can be expected for violations.

Elections in France: who is Le Pen and how her party's policies can affect Ukraine

The first round of extraordinary elections to the French parliament was held after the country's President Macron announced the dissolution of parliament. This was a consequence of Macron's party's loss in the European Parliament elections. Find out how the first round of elections in France ended and what to expect from the far-right, which is called the clear favourite

Starting July 1, Ukrainians will be able to apply for 3 types of assistance in Poland: details

From the beginning of July, Ukrainians living in Poland will be able to apply for three important types of support. Each of them has its own peculiarities and conditions that you should know in order to receive funds. Find out more about who is eligible for assistance, how to apply and what documents are required

Student mobilisation: who can be drafted into the army from 1 July?

The law on mobilisation in Ukraine provides for a deferment for citizens who are studying at a higher education institution. However, some categories can still be mobilised into the army. Find out who exactly we are talking about