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Deutsche Ermittler believe the Ukrainian government orchestrated the underwater explosions, though a defense attorney argues that such an act would not constitute a criminal offense under certain interpretations.
A former Ukrainian government official has cautioned that the country is gradually losing ground in the conflict and emphasized that leaders have only a few months to reverse the trend. The warning highlights growing concerns over resource constraints and battlefield momentum.
Polish transport companies claim they are systematically discriminated against by the Ukrainian government and its institutions. This alleged discrimination is causing them to lose market share and resulting in revenue losses for the Polish state.
The Ukrainian government is reportedly avoiding necessary reforms required for EU membership, suggesting that the country needs the EU to compel it to make these changes.
A false narrative circulating online, viewed over 14 million times, claims the Ukrainian government tortured and killed 43 protesters, a claim that Human Rights Watch has confirmed to PÚBLICO it never made.
Political analyst Peter Zalmayev discusses the ongoing conflict, stating that while the USSR will not return, Putin requires Ukraine to restore Russian glory. He praises Zelensky's communication and Ukraine's technological military advantage, while also noting issues like corruption within the Ukrainian government.
Ukraine's government has appointed Khmara as the acting defense minister, following reports of tensions within the military leadership. Commander-in-Chief Syrskyi publicly apologized to former defense minister Fedorov, expressing surprise at learning they had a conflict.
The Ukrainian government has approved a resolution establishing a clear procedure for the mandatory evacuation of children from active or potential conflict zones when they are not accompanied by parents or legal guardians.
The Cabinet of Ministers approved the privatization terms for the Odesa Port Plant, setting a starting price of UAH 4.3 billion, alongside the sale of two sanctioned assets.
The Ukrainian government has fallen amidst ongoing conflict, while French President Macron announced the formation of an anti-ballistic coalition to develop air defense capabilities for Ukraine.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has announced a cabinet reshuffle, replacing the prime minister appointed last year. Several names are being considered as potential successors for the top government position.
The Ukrainian government has approved the country's 'first transparent mechanism' for exporting domestically produced weapons, a move aimed at helping defense companies stay afloat.
The Ukrainian government has approved the launch of 'Brave International,' a new framework designed to facilitate cooperation with global partners in developing defense innovations.
Dmitry Medvedev has stated that it is time to declare that there are no longer any rules for 'neo-Nazi Kyiv'. This statement signals a hardening stance and increased rhetoric against the Ukrainian government.
The Ukrainian government has approved its Budget Declaration for 2027-2029, which includes provisions for a gradual increase in social standards.
The Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers has streamlined the process for defense industry enterprises to lease state-owned property without auctions, aiming to bolster the defense sector during martial law.
The Ukrainian government has developed a comprehensive plan aimed at regulating the legal status and rights of national minorities within the country. This initiative seeks to formalize and improve the legal framework concerning these communities.
Russian strikes on the Ukrainian city of Dnipro resulted in at least six deaths and dozens of injuries, including children. The Ukrainian government has pledged support for the city following the massive attack.
The Ukrainian government has initiated a portfolio of 26 special projects aimed at safeguarding critical water supply systems, including engineering and technical protection for pumping stations, water intakes, and treatment facilities.
Russian grain ship believed sunk in Ukrainian drone attack is found and towed to shore, TASS says The Straits Times
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has arrived in Saudi Arabia for unannounced 'important meetings,' kicking off a surprise tour of Gulf States with a defense pitch and offering Ukraine's drone expertise with renewed urgency as the US increasingly focuses on Iran.
The Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers had planned to initiate an independent audit of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) in mid-March, but the draft resolution was never brought up for consideration.
Foreign countries and firms should not be able to bypass the government, Zelenskyy says. What we know on day 1,482 Foreign countries and firms that wish to buy Ukrainian drones should not be able to bypass the Ukrainian government by talking directly to manufacturers, president Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in remarks released Sunday. Zelenskyy said a new system was needed to prevent this from happening, and that his government had already reprimanded one manufacturer for selling interceptors with...
Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto stated that the Ukrainian government has 'completely lost its mind' after summoning Hungary's chargé d'affaires in Kyiv over the case of two Hungarian soldiers released from Ukrainian captivity.
The Ukrainian government is set to increase pensions for approximately 10 million Ukrainians starting March 1, with pensions and insurance payments indexed by 12.1%.
The Ukrainian government is reportedly preparing to introduce restrictions on the import of Moldovan wine, according to a draft resolution obtained by RBC-Ukraine.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán sent an open letter to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, urging him to change his 'anti-Hungarian' policies and accusing him of coordinating with Brussels and the Hungarian opposition to install a pro-Ukrainian government in Hungary.
The US State Department has reportedly asked the Ukrainian government to avoid striking American interests during its attacks on Russian energy infrastructure, following a Ukrainian attack on the Russian port of Novorossiysk.
Mykhailo Fedorov, recently dismissed from his post as Ukraine’s defense minister, has been appointed as an innovation advisor to Italy’s Ministry of Defense. The appointment marks his first major role since leaving Ukrainian government service.
Olena Zelenska shared insights on how the Ukrainian government supports refugee families and revealed she cried at least five times during her official duties, highlighting the emotional weight of the crisis.
The Ukrainian government is actively working to secure updated funding requirements for its Defense Forces through the end of 2026, seeking additional resources, including assistance from international partners.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has dismissed several of the country's ambassadors, including the envoy to the United States, Olga Stefanishyna. This move continues a diplomatic reshuffle within the Ukrainian government.
The Ukrainian government will allocate an additional 70 million hryvnia from its reserve fund to install anti-drone protection along roads in the Sumy region.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and Koretskyy have agreed on changes within the Ukrainian government. These changes are seen as part of a broader discussion regarding the strategy to win the war.
The Ukrainian government has appointed Yevhen Khmara as acting Minister of Defense and Andriy Sybiha as acting Minister of Foreign Affairs, according to Prime Minister Serhiy Koretskyi.
President Volodymyr Zelensky's latest government reshuffle, particularly the dismissal of Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov, has caused unrest and protests in Ukraine, with hundreds demonstrating against the changes and the choice of the interim head of the Security Services as replacement.
A fabricated advertisement, falsely claiming to be from the Ukrainian government seeking new residents from India due to demographic challenges, is circulating online, prompting reactions from state institutions.
An anti-corruption investigation targeting Ukraine's ambassador to the USA has accelerated a government reshuffle in Kyiv. Media reports suggest Prime Minister Yulia Svrydenko resigned to take over the Washington diplomatic post.
A report highlights how Russia built a spy network in Japan, with Ukrainian government estimates suggesting that approximately 90% of Russian missiles and drones contain parts made in Japan.
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved a special mechanism for the controlled export of Ukrainian-manufactured weapons and defence technologies, which will remain in place as long as martial law is in effect.
An investigation is underway into claims that Ukrainian government members are on a waiting list to purchase superyachts, allegedly as part of a large-scale money laundering operation. The report questions the veracity of these allegations.
The Ukrainian government has approved a mechanism to provide one-off payments of €3,000 to victims of sexual violence committed by Russians during the conflict.
The Ukrainian government is actively working to resolve the issue of allocating additional subsidies to frontline regions, aiming to increase financial support for communities directly affected by conflict.
The Ukrainian government has updated auction rules to back new renewable energy projects with a total capacity of up to 1 GW. This initiative, led by the Ministry of Energy, aims to boost the country's green energy sector by 2026.
The Ukrainian government has approved dividend payout ratios for state-owned companies and banks, anticipating nearly UAH 50 billion to be transferred to the state budget based on 2025 results.
Mike Penrose, a humanitarian worker and special adviser to the Ukrainian government, explained in an interview that the "Food from Ukraine" initiative significantly increases the value of aid being provided.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and his cabinet are in Berlin for broad talks with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and government ministers, with discussions including a potential drone deal. Zelenskyy received a warm welcome from Merz during his visit for the first expanded German-Ukrainian government consultations since 2004.
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov asserted that Ukrainian President Zelensky should have ordered the withdrawal of Ukrainian forces from Donbas 'yesterday'.
A report by 'Crtl Alt Intel' indicates that Russian hackers 'Fancy Bear' successfully compromised government and military entities across North Macedonia, Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria, Greece, and Serbia, with email addresses linked to the Macedonian government, Army, and Ministry of Defense being found.
The Ukrainian government has allocated over UAH 2 billion in subventions to equip shelters in educational institutions across 30 high-risk communities.
The Ukrainian government has pledged equipment assistance for the restoration of Kyiv's Darnytsia Combined Heat and Power Plant, confirming it will remain privately owned and not be nationalized.
The Ukrainian government has confirmed it is drafting a resolution to introduce licensing for the import of grapes, wine, and spirits from Moldova, aiming to take reciprocal measures against discriminatory practices.
The Ukrainian government has set out the key measures needed to strengthen Ukraine's energy resilience and a strategy for next winter is set to be prepared soon.
The government has allocated more than UAH 1.6 billion (about US$37 million) in budget funds for works to enhance the safety of the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant's shelter.
The World Bank, United Nations, European Commission, and the Ukrainian government estimate that rebuilding Ukraine's economy will cost $588 billion over the next decade, a 12% increase from previous estimates.
A joint report by the World Bank, UN, European Commission, and the Ukrainian government estimates that Ukraine will require approximately $588 billion for economic reconstruction over the next decade.
The Ukrainian government alleges that a Chinese enterprise is providing turbojet engines and SIM cards to Russia, facilitating the modernization and deployment of military drones.
The Ukrainian government is preparing measures aimed at protecting Ukrainian businesses and logistics from ongoing Russian attacks.
Russian forces have destroyed several logistics warehouses in Ukraine, including those storing products for Toyota, PUMA, Liqui Moly, and Intertop Ukraine. These attacks are expected to cause supply delays and significant economic impact.
The Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers has announced the appointment of Liubov Halan and Serhii Boiev as new Deputy Defence Ministers. Boiev will specifically serve as Deputy Defence Minister for European integration.
Russian forces launched a series of attacks across Ukraine, resulting in at least one death and multiple injuries in Balakliia, a drone strike on a bus in Zaporizhzhia, and damage to energy sites and a gas station in Kharkiv. These strikes also targeted a car carrying government officials in Sloviansk and a weapons exhibition in the Kyiv region, where the death toll rose to 11.
Oleksiy Honcharenko, a member of Ukraine's Verkhovna Rada, offered his perspective on recent personnel changes within the Ukrainian government and criticized President Zelensky in an interview.
The Ukrainian government has appointed Khmara as the acting defense minister and Sybiha as the acting foreign minister. These appointments fill key leadership roles within the government.
Ukraine's Defense Minister has resigned as part of a cabinet reshuffle initiated by President Zelensky. This move comes as the Ukrainian government undergoes changes, prompting questions about its future direction.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy announced that Ukraine will be the first country to receive the upgraded SAMP/T NG anti-ballistic missile systems. This development comes amidst a shake-up in the Ukrainian government, including a vote to remove the premier.
Ukraine's Prime Minister has resigned, signaling a broader government reshuffle by President Zelenskyy, just before a 'Coalition of the Willing' meeting in Paris to discuss further aid for Ukraine. The Kremlin criticized the coalition, calling it a 'profound illusion'.
The Ukrainian government has decided that the Ukrainian National Pantheon will be established on the territory of the National Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra Reserve, as announced by the Ukrainian Institute of National Memory.
The Ukrainian government has approved the Brave International platform to foster defence innovation with partners, establishing common rules for cooperation and opening grant programs worth over €100 million.
The Ukrainian government has launched a participatory platform to collect data on Russian weaponry, aiming to analyze weapon debris from the front lines to gain a more precise understanding of Russian attack methods.
The Ukrainian government has approved a new procedure to license defense technologies developed within the Defense Forces, ensuring that at least 25% of license funds go to the military authors of these innovations.
Olha Reshetylova, tasked by the Ukrainian government with overseeing soldiers' rights, faces resentment from some commanders. She asserts her work strengthens the armed forces.
The Ukrainian government is collaborating with businesses to develop training, retraining, and entrepreneurship support programs with the ambitious goal of employing 100,000 veterans by 2030.
The European Commission is processing Ukraine's request for €2.7 billion under the Ukraine Facility, following the submission of necessary documents by the Ukrainian government.
Russia has announced it will halt the flow of Kazakh oil to Germany via the Druzhba pipeline, while Slovakia has threatened to block the EU's 20th sanctions package against Russia. These developments come as the Druzhba pipeline has reportedly resumed operations after repairs, and trust between Ukraine and Slovakia is strained over the pipeline.
The Ukrainian Cabinet of Ministers has approved amendments to public procurement regulations to enhance the efficiency of community preparedness for wartime challenges and protect critical infrastructure.
The Ukrainian government has allocated 22.35 billion hryvnias for the construction of protective structures for vital water, heating, and electricity supply facilities, as well as for Ukrzaliznytsia (Ukrainian Railways).
Ukrainian officials state that increased Russian attacks on railways and ports are aimed at disrupting logistics and limiting access to key regions within Ukraine.
The Cabinet of Ministers in Ukraine is actively working to ensure full financial resources are allocated for the implementation of regional resilience plans across the country.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán stated on Platform X that Ukrainian President Zelenskyy is threatening him, claiming an EU and Ukraine plan to establish a pro-Ukrainian government in Budapest to divert Hungarian funds to Kyiv and cut Hungary off from cheap Russian energy.
Former British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has begun advising the Ukrainian government on economic recovery, with Kyiv aiming to restore its energy sector by next winter.
The Ukrainian government reported fires and damage to warehouses, food containers, and equipment in the Odesa region following a Russian strike on port infrastructure overnight.
Despite significant expenditures in the war with Russia, the Ukrainian government announced a noticeable increase in pensions for over 10 million pensioners, raising them by more than 12%.
The projected cost for Ukraine's economic recovery over the next decade has increased by 12% to approximately 500 billion euros, according to joint estimates by the World Bank, UN, European Commission, and the Ukrainian government.
Commemorating the fourth anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, members of the Lithuanian Seimas will participate in meetings of the international network of parliamentarians 'United for Ukraine' on Tuesday and Wednesday.