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The Kyiv Patrol Police released body‑camera footage of the February 8 incident in which a man died during an arrest. A criminal case has already been opened — and the outcome of the investigation will affect not only the legal assessment but also public trust in law enforcement procedures.
A woman from Kyiv left for two weeks, abandoning a teenager with a leg injury without food, water or any means of communication. This is not just a criminal case — it's a wake-up call for services and communities that must protect children at their most vulnerable moment.
The Foreign Ministry responded to Mykhailo Mudryk's remarks during a CS2 match. We explain why a single incident in a chat matters more than an emotional reaction — and what consequences it could have for Ukraine's image and relations with Poland.
The red line is passable in only two segments due to an air-raid alert. We explain which sections are operating, why movement was restricted, and where to find shelter and hot meals.
A 24-year-old driver allegedly struck a passenger after she damaged the vehicle’s interior. The police have forwarded the case to court — why this matters for trust in transport providers and how oversight of services will change.
The Prosecutor's Office of the High Court of Madrid has closed the investigation for lack of jurisdiction — we explain why this technical ruling carries significant consequences for victims and for the system of transnational justice.
On Unity Day, the President honored the head and deputy of the capital’s Center for Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery — awards meant to signal the importance of medicine for the security, recovery, and support of wounded defenders.
During the restoration of heating in one of Kyiv's residential buildings, a housing maintenance worker was injured; a criminal investigation has been opened. We examine what has been confirmed, which facts are disputed, and why the case is important for society and for trust in institutions.
In Kyiv, a passenger beat and twice stabbed a tram driver to death at a terminal stop. Police quickly detained the 32-year-old suspect — an incident that raises questions about the protection of public transport workers.
Allegations have appeared online that Jerry Heil was indifferent to fundraisers for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. This is not merely a reputational matter — it concerns the standards of the national selection and public trust in artists who work with volunteer initiatives.
The report that a death was caused by icy conditions turned out to be false. We explain what the forensic medical examination found, why the police opened an investigation, and what conclusions this yields for the safety of elderly people this winter.
A child died after bilateral pneumonia was detected too late. The case has been classified as a failure to properly perform professional duties — we examine what this means for patients and for the healthcare system.
A man posed as an intermediary for the State Bureau of Investigation, threatened to disclose compromising material and demanded $100,000 — law enforcement detained him immediately after receiving the money. Why this case is important for the security of, and trust in, military institutions.
The incident on Ivana Kavaleridze Street served as a reminder that even a replica weapon can paralyze public life. We break down what happened, which articles of the Criminal Code were applied, and why the police response matters for the safety of city residents.
The Qualification and Disciplinary Commission suspended a lawyer's right to practice for three months for deliberately delaying court proceedings in the case of Maksym Materukhin. Why this matters for victims and for the system — briefly and to the point.
After a pipe burst on Lobanovskyi Avenue, the prosecutor’s office has notified the head of the district unit of the municipal enterprise "Kyivteplokomunenergo" of suspicion. A young woman suffered burns over 73% of her body and was transported to Germany — the case raises questions about accountability and safety standards during emergency repair work in the city.
A three-story warehouse caught fire this morning in Kyiv’s Solomianskyi district. The blaze covered about 800 square meters, and a heightened response level has been declared — why this matters for the city’s safety and how it affects the work of emergency services.
A crash on Lobanovskyi Avenue left a teenager and another person with serious injuries. We examine how it happened, who is responsible, and what the investigation will change.
The body of an unidentified woman was found in the Shevchenkivskyi District. Why a case was opened under the article on intentional homicide with the notation "Natural death" and what this means for safety in the city — we explain step by step.
34‑year‑old actress Victoria Kafka Jones was found in a room at the Fairmont San Francisco on the night of January 1. The information has been confirmed by San Francisco authorities, but there are no official findings yet — which is why it is important to await the results of the forensic examination.
Kyiv police released a selection of unusual calls — from reports of UFOs to requests to drive away bats. These are not just amusing anecdotes: they show how the response system operates and how active the capital’s residents remain.
Kyiv welcomed the New Year without any recorded serious offenses — a sign of the effectiveness of services and the restraint of the public against the backdrop of a massive drone attack that was underway that night.
Three suspects in the beating of performers from a folk ensemble have been referred to court. This is not just a criminal case — it is a test of how safe artists’ travel around the region is and how the local law enforcement system operates.
A Kyiv resident attached a 3D‑printed replica of a PFM‑1 anti‑personnel mine to the roof of a Volkswagen. Locals called the police — the case file has been sent to court. We explain why even a "joke" involving munitions during wartime has consequences for public safety.
George Clooney, his wife Amal and their two children have officially acquired French citizenship — not merely a personal choice but also a reflection of why European privacy protections attract high-profile public figures worldwide. We examine what this means for culture, the law and for those seeking European standards.
During the 52nd week, cases of influenza and acute respiratory viral infections fell by about 6%, while COVID-19 cases rose by more than 20% — figures that are impacting hospitalizations and serve as a reminder to take preventive measures.
On December 27, at an intersection in Kyiv, a serviceman driving an SUV collided with a car that was stopped at a red light. A woman — a mother of two — was killed in the collision. The State Bureau of Investigation (DBR) probe raises questions about accountability and trust in institutions during wartime.
The state compensates part of the expenses for families who adopt a child: payments apply while the child is in school and depend on the family's income. We explain the procedure, the application channels, and what you need to know to avoid losing the right to the benefit.
After a massive attack by Russia, municipal services have gradually restored the heating system in most homes across Kyiv and the surrounding region; centralized water supply has already been re-established. We examine what has been done and which issues remain unresolved.
An explosion occurred on a bus at the terminal stop in Podil. Authorities report no casualties and say bomb technicians have been deployed — we examine why the incident matters for the city's security and what to expect next.
Time to face the truth: in the Novobilychi residential area, a police officer fired a warning shot to halt an act of aggression. Insiders and experts say this is a sign that our security is working; social media is reacting strongly.
Military registration in Ukraine is becoming completely digital. The Cabinet of Ministers is automatically registering men aged 18 and over, bypassing territorial recruitment centers. That means men abroad will be "caught up with" during passport exchanges — the state is tightening control over the mobilization reserve.
A 28-year-old man has been notified of suspicion in the killing of his 89-year-old grandmother and in the attempted murder of his 65-year-old mother. The suspect was found at the railway station and has been ordered held in custody for 60 days. The case has been qualified under articles of the Criminal Code of Ukraine.
In Paris, a museum did not open its doors after staff unanimously voted to strike. At least 400 employees are protesting deteriorating working conditions and a lack of resources following the October 19 robbery; management is checking whether it can operate.
On Naberezhne Highway a car veered off the road and crashed into the concrete parapet of an underpass. The driver died, three passengers were hospitalized, and police have launched a criminal investigation.
The body of 41-year-old Dmytro Kadenyuk was found in the Pechersk district. Police have opened an investigation: the body bore stab wounds, the apartment door was locked, and a knife was in his hand; the man had previously suffered from depression.
In the Pechersk district, the body of a 41-year-old man with stab wounds was found in an apartment. Investigators, operatives and a forensic medical examiner are working at the scene; authorities are determining the legal classification of the case. Earlier, information emerged about a possible connection to the son of Leonid Kadenyuk.
Sixty-five percent of the population of occupied Enerhodar have left the city during the occupation. Mayor Dmytro Orlov said people fled in waves after the seizure of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, sham elections and the Kakhovka blast; humanitarian hubs are operating in Zaporizhzhia, Dnipro and Kyiv.
This morning on Brovarskyi Avenue an Audi crashed into a guardrail — five people were injured. Traffic is restricted in both directions from the Metro Bridge; police and medical teams are working at the scene.
Louvre staff voted to strike over deteriorating working conditions, increased ticket prices for non-European visitors and security problems after October's robbery of the royal jewels; unions say there is a lack of resources.
In the 49th week of 2025, 9,782 cases of influenza and acute respiratory viral infections were recorded in the capital — 1.8% fewer. The COVID-19 rate fell by 29.3%. More than 60% of those ill were children; three fatal cases were recorded.
In Kyiv, at Vydubychi station, a teenager suffered fatal injuries after ending up on the roof of a city commuter train car. Police and a forensic medical examiner are working at the scene, investigating the circumstances of the incident.
A 39-year-old anesthesiologist has been notified of suspicion of negligent performance of duties after the death of a child during general anesthesia. An expert examination indicated acute heart failure caused by administration of a contraindicated drug; the Ministry of Health revoked the clinic’s license.
A 52-year-old woman from Kyiv phoned in a threat that she would detonate a grenade in the administrative building of one of the capital’s police departments. She was detained; investigators have announced suspicion under Part 2 of Article 259 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine, which carries a sentence of up to eight years’ imprisonment.
A 23-year-old Tesla driver, intoxicated, struck a 13-year-old girl on an unregulated pedestrian crossing in the Obolon district. The man was detained and charged under part 3 of Article 286-1 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine; the court ordered pretrial detention, and he faces up to 10 years in prison.
Singer Olena Kucher-Topolya announced on Instagram that she and her husband, Taras Topolya, are ending their marriage after 12 years. The couple have agreed on the upbringing of their three children and financial matters; there will be no additional comments.
As the climate warms, Brazilian farmers are increasingly switching to robusta — a variety more resistant to heat and disease. Its production is growing at a faster rate, prices are rising, and younger consumers' taste preferences are reinforcing the trend.
An explosion occurred while a gas filter was being replaced at a service station in Obolon; no injuries have been reported. Rescuers and an investigative team are working at the scene. Separately, a large fire in Hong Kong has killed at least 94 people.
The military command will decide on the duration of the curfew. For now, lifting or shortening nighttime restrictions on December 25 and December 31–January 1 is not being considered due to security risks. The main Christmas tree will be funded by patrons.
Overnight and on the morning of November 29, fog is forecast in the capital with visibility of 200–500 m (I, yellow). Forecasters expect mostly cloudy weather, a southeast wind, nighttime temperatures of 2–4°C and daytime 7–9°C.
A former MP received hotel reimbursement despite having no need for it, since he owned his own residence in Kyiv.
The Ministry for Communities and Territories Development announced that a school with a kindergarten and an open public space will be built in the village of Posad-Pokrovske on the site of a building destroyed in 2022.
Kyivavtodor is developing a major overhaul project for the Southern Bridge due to technical deterioration: the metal orthotropic deck, built in 1990, can no longer withstand modern loads.
Reconstruction of Mazepa and Hrinchenka streets in Lviv, valued at €15.5 million, is set to begin. The contract was awarded to Onur Group Ukraine; the roadway will be widened to four lanes, and the work is scheduled for completion within 18 months.
The Cabinet of Ministers has temporarily assumed the functions of Energoatom’s supervisory board pending the selection process. G7 ambassadors recommended forming a new board through a transparent selection process by the end of the year. This move is a response to the corruption scandal involving the "Mindich tapes."
The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) and the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) have exposed a judge and a lawyer in Odesa for receiving a bribe of $10,000. They were offered a "favorable" court decision in a civil case. Both have been notified of suspicion, facing up to 8 years in prison.
In the capital, the results of the autumn month dedicated to landscaping, greening, and improving the sanitary condition of the city were summarized. Nearly 1,800 community clean-up events were organized with the participation of over 25,000 Kyiv residents.
Last week, civil registry offices recorded 2,728 newborns – 1,361 boys and 1,367 girls.
A 35-year-old man from Kyiv with a criminal past caused panic while attempting to flee a store without paying.
The formation of a new governing body for the state nuclear operator requires more time due to the complex selection process.
A meeting was held with students and Vera Dubachova — a director, journalist, volunteer, and former deputy — at a school in the city of Nitra, Slovakia.
Law enforcement agencies have initiated a pre-trial investigation into the deaths and injuries of Ukrainian soldiers due to a Russian shelling in the Dnipropetrovsk region. This was reported by the press service of the State Bureau of Investigations.
Russian special services have developed a new scheme to deceive Ukrainians by posing as employees of the Security Service of Ukraine. It is important to know how to protect yourself and your loved ones from these provocations.
Last week in Ukraine, more than 106,000 people fell ill with influenza, COVID-19, and acute respiratory infections. Most cases were recorded among children; however, the epidemic threshold was not exceeded in any region.
If you became the owner of real estate before 2013, but your rights are not registered in the State Register of Property Rights, it is necessary to register them through a state registrar, a CNAP, or a notary.
Today, Ukraine has introduced restrictions on electricity consumption due to massive strikes by Russian forces on the energy infrastructure. The restrictions will be in effect in most regions of the country.