Alexander Buran

Alexander Buran

Founder and Editor-in-Chief
9330 articles
Technology and InternetArtificial IntelligencePoliticsEditorial Policy

Founder and Editor-in-Chief of XAB.info. Received his education at the Odessa Polytechnic. Has been involved in web development and programming for over twenty years. Thanks to his technical background, he perfectly understands how algorithms, artificial intelligence, and the modern internet work.

In the publication, he is responsible for strategy, editorial policy, and the final decision on controversial materials. He personally writes about technology, the internet, artificial intelligence, and politics — where it is important to separate real changes from loud headlines.

XAB.info is designed as a publication that saves the reader's time: only verified essence, links to primary sources, and no clickbait.

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Children playing on a playground in front of temporary container housing for IDPs whose right to housing vouchers will change from August 1, 2026

Housing vouchers for IDPs: rules change from August 1, 2026, some displaced persons lose eligibility for assistance

Politics 07/31/2026, 08:05
From August 1, 2026, the rules for issuing housing vouchers for IDPs in Ukraine are changing. The Cabinet of Ministers has tightened requirements to direct assistance to those without housing. Some displaced persons may lose the right to support, and using a voucher as a mortgage down payment will only become possible after the adoption of a new law. 🏠📉
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Robot vacuum cleaner working on the floor while a person relaxes on a sofa with a laptop — illustration for news about new FCC restrictions on smart device imports

Robotic Vacuums in the Crosshairs: FCC Imposes Strict Import Restrictions on Smart Devices

Technology 07/31/2026, 06:19
The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has imposed restrictions on the import of foreign robots, including vacuums and lawnmowers, citing security concerns 🇺🇸🤖. New rules apply only to future models and require production localization, but do not ban already purchased equipment. Manufacturers will have to relocate factories to the US or obtain special permits.
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