#Society

Threads Discussion: How Much Tip to Leave at Restaurants and Cafes in Ukraine

Economy 10/15/2026, 17:52

A Threads debate on tipping in Ukraine divided users into supporters of voluntary donations and those who consider extra payments mandatory due to waiters' salary structures.

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"Don't whine around him": Threads users criticize pregnancy advice from Komarovsky's book

Health 10/14/2026, 13:11

The publication of pages from Yevhen Komarovsky's book on Threads sparked debate: advice for pregnant women not to complain about morning sickness and to manage household chores for their husbands faces criticism.

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"Medieval Superstition": Padalko Defends Fedishin After Loss of Child

Politics 10/14/2026, 11:29

TV presenter Marichka Padalko harshly criticized commentators who blamed singer Iryna Fedishin for the public loss of her child, calling it a medieval superstition.

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Oleksandr Sukhanov Openly Shared Details About Working on the 'Govorit Ukraina' Show and Conflicts with Priests

Politics 10/09/2026, 17:19

Renowned TV host Oleksandr Sukhanov spoke about the hard work on the 'Govorit Ukraina' show, thoughts of leaving, and disagreements with priests over same-sex relationships.

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How much longer Ukrainians are ready to endure the war: Poll results

Politics 10/06/2026, 12:23

The majority of Ukrainians (62%) are ready to endure the war for as long as it takes. This is evidenced by a KIIS poll conducted in autumn 2026.

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Clock Change 2026: Why the Transition to Winter Time Happens Specifically on Sunday

Politics 10/06/2026, 11:57

Find out why the transition to winter time in Ukraine in 2026 traditionally happens on Sunday night, October 25, and how it affects transport, finance, and health.

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Secret Wealth of a Beggar: 30 Sacks of Money Found in Locked Room of Deceased Indian Woman

Incidents 10/03/2026, 15:22

Following the death of an elderly Indian woman who begged for 40 years, over 30 sacks of money totaling 840,000 rupees were found in her locked room.

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Oleksiy Hnatkovsky: We must finally grow up and resist societal division

Culture 10/02/2026, 11:23

Renowned Ukrainian actor Oleksiy Hnatkovsky discussed wartime challenges, the risks of internal societal division, and his continuous volunteer support for the Ukrainian army.

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"We must finally be adults": Oleksiy Hnatkovsky on war, volunteering, and division in society

Politics 10/02/2026, 11:14

Famous Ukrainian actor and volunteer Oleksiy Hnatkovsky spoke in an interview about wartime challenges, threats of internal division, and the need for public maturity.

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40% of Ukrainians Ready to Leave Their Homes in Winter if Conditions Worsen: Gradus Study

Politics 09/17/2026, 14:27

A Gradus study shows: 69% of Ukrainians fear prolonged winter power outages, and 40% are ready to relocate if conditions worsen. Only one in ten considers themselves fully autonomous.

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"When Will the Men Be Finished?": Budanov's Statement on Mobilizing Women Sparks Debate in Ukrainian Society

Opinions 08/27/2026, 16:23

MIA Head Kyrylo Budanov stated that there is no need to mobilize women, but the wording sparked a debate over the phased nature of conscription. The authorities confirmed: a bill on female conscription is not under consideration, and service remains voluntary.

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"We Are the Generation of the Deferred War": How Ukrainians Reimagined Independence Day in 2026

Opinions 08/25/2026, 20:34

In 2026, Independence Day has become for Ukrainians a day of memory and conscious responsibility. Prominent citizens shared how the war has changed the perception of August 24 and what they wish for the country.

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“The Generation of the Deferred War”: How the Full-Scale War Has Changed the Meaning of Independence Day for Famous Ukrainians

Culture 08/24/2026, 18:21

Famous Ukrainians told Wave RBC.UA how the full-scale war has changed the meaning of Independence Day for them: from a holiday to an awareness of the fragility of freedom, of memory, and of responsibility for the country’s future.

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Neither love nor peace: what Ukrainians named the main source of happiness in 2026

Opinions 08/19/2026, 14:18

A survey of Ukrainians revealed an unexpected result: the majority named money as the main source of happiness. Experts explain this not as a thirst for profit, but as a need for security, health, and the ability to buy time for life.

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In Uzbekistan, 29 men over 70 became fathers in six months: statistics

Health 08/19/2026, 03:27

In the first half of 2026, more than 373,000 children were born in Uzbekistan. Statistics recorded a unique case: 29 men over 70 became fathers, while the main share of births falls to men aged 25–39.

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Why the gasoline shortage is not sparking protests: analysis of Russian society's adaptability and the role of Soviet heritage

Politics 08/16/2026, 07:53

🇷🇺 Why isn't the gasoline shortage sparking protests in Russia? Analysts from The Atlantic and experts explain this through Soviet heritage, fear of repression, and the lack of legal opposition. Despite queues lasting up to 69 hours and an economic crisis, society adapts rather than rebels. 🛢️🚫

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