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Deferral for students: Council prepares changes for men over 25

Discussions about new mobilisation rules in Ukraine are reaching a new level: parliament is preparing changes that could alter the usual deferral mechanism for students. This concerns men over the age of 25, for whom enrolment in educational institutions will no longer automatically mean protection from conscription. Find out who will be affected by the new rules, when they may be adopted, and how they will affect the right to education

Ukrainian language can be studied at two schools in Vienna: details

Vienna is expanding opportunities to learn Ukrainian in schools. Starting in September 2026, Ukrainian will be taught as a second foreign language at two educational institutions. Find out who can apply and how the training will take place

How to enter Ukraine in 2026: rules of entry, list of documents and who can be denied entry

Ukraine always welcomes foreign visitors and its borders, despite the war, remain open for tourists. Find out more about how to come to Ukraine and what you need for this purpose

How to get out of a snowdrift without harming your car and what drivers should do in winter: step-by-step instructions for those stuck in the snow

Winter snowdrifts and road collapses are a serious test for drivers. Learn how to properly get out of the snow without damaging your car, what not to do, and how to minimize financial risks in winter

Two-thirds of Ukrainians believe Ukraine will prosper in the EU in 10 years — results of a KIIS poll

Ukrainians are once again showing growing optimism about the future of their country. Find out how public sentiment has changed in 2022–2025 and why 64% of citizens believe Ukraine will prosper as part of the EU in 10 years

Compensation for damaged jointly owned property: what has changed for co-owners in 2026

In 2026, Ukraine changed the rules for compensation for damaged housing for co-owners. Find out who can now apply for eVidnovlennya, how co-owners' objections work, and what new responsibilities are imposed on the recipient of compensation

Which EU countries are the cheapest to live in: comparing prices for goods and services

The European Union is often perceived as a single economic space, but daily expenses in different countries can vary significantly. Prices for food, utilities, transport, communications and restaurants determine the real cost of living and directly influence the choice of country for relocation or long-term residence. Find out which EU countries are the cheapest to live in

How to get to Ukraine from Cyprus in 2026: convenient routes, entry rules and useful tips

Traveling from Cyprus to Ukraine in 2026 has become more convenient thanks to an extensive network of European hubs that allow you to quickly reach the Ukrainian border even without direct flights. Travelers can choose between routes from Larnaca and Paphos, combining flights, buses, and trains. Find out more about the best route options, entry rules and tips for a comfortable trip