Ukraine makes another review of quarantine zoning, Kyiv put in „orange zone”
Orange zone implies second-toughest bans after the red one.
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Wreathing in memory of Istvan Dobo
In the current situation, only a quiet wreathing was held in Serednye on 6th of September.
Minimum wage, pension increased in Ukraine from Sept 1
Minimum wage and minimum pension have been raised in Ukraine from September 1. On August 29, President Volodymyr Zelensky signed Law „On Amendments to the Law of Ukraine on the 2020 Ukraine State Budget” No. 822, which parliament had passed at an extraordinary session on August 25.
COVID-19 in Ukraine: Government introduces new quarantine zones
Ivano-Frankivsk and Chernivtsi are now in the „red zone” with toughest restrictions applied, while Kyiv remains in the yellow zone.
Knock-knock: when they want to chase you home from your home
Economic regression, social dissatisfaction, closed borders, Hungarian-Hungarian differences characterize the recent period in Transcarpathia. As a bonus, the previous week was “colored” by counter-terrorism trainings, bomb alarms, and threatening letters. We are used to the fact that most of the time we are the biggest threat in the eyes of a country with a population…
Ukraine prolongs quarantine until Nov 1
The relevant resolution was adopted at a government meeting on Wednesday.
„Get out of Ukraine, Hungarian dogs!” – the Hungarians of Transcarpathia received another threat
Several churches and Hungarian organizations in Transcarpathia received another threatening letter on the afternoon of August 21.
Threatening message on the national holiday
The editorial office of karpatalja.ma received a peculiar greeting letter on August 20.
Three consecutive bomb alarms in Transcarpathia
On the morning of August 20 a report was received by the authorities in Berehove that a bomb had been placed in the local Roman Catholic Church.
Ukraine economy likely fell 10% in second quarter, full recovery not seen this year
A robust performance in the farming sector, which has started the grain harvest, may offset some of the damage to the economy from the coronavirus pandemic.
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