#Ukraine 2026

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Student with textbooks and glasses smiles on a university campus backdrop — symbolizing the second wave of contract enrollment in Ukrainian universities until August 30, 2026

Second wave of contract enrollment: who and how can enter Ukrainian universities until August 30, 2026

Politics 08/18/2026, 08:14
🎓 Second wave of contract enrollment in Ukrainian universities: who can enroll until August 30, 2026? ✅ Applicants without recommendations and those seeking a second degree. ✅ Multiple recommendations from different universities. ✅ Grants for those who declined contract (but not budget) places. ⚠️ Tuition fees have risen, especially in IT and economics. #education #universities #contract #applicants2026
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Teenager with headphones studying on a laptop — illustration for the top 5 online schools in Ukraine for the 2026/2027 academic year

Top 5 Distance Schools in Ukraine: Ranking of the Best Online Schools for the 2026/2027 Academic Year

Politics 08/14/2026, 09:24
📚 Top 5 Distance Schools in Ukraine for the 2026/2027 Academic Year! We have analyzed the best online schools to help you choose the ideal education for your child. 🏆 In the rating: Unicorn School with gamification, Atmosphere School with a flexible schedule, and Optima School with 10 years of experience. 📊 We considered licenses, platforms, tutoring support, and NMT preparation. Read the full review and choose the best for your child's future! #education #onlineschool #ukraine2026
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Happy family with an infant, illustrating the importance of choosing a child's name according to the new rules of the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine in 2026

Freedom of choice or responsibility: Ukraine's Ministry of Justice clarifies child naming rules for 2026

Politics 08/10/2026, 03:39
🇺🇦 Ukraine's Ministry of Justice has clarified child naming rules for 2026: there is no list of prohibited names in the country, but there are restrictions on quantity and the child's best interests. 👶 Parents can choose any name, but no more than two (with exceptions for national minorities). ⚖️ The law prohibits names that could cause mockery or humiliation of the child. 📝 Using numbers and special characters may create problems with passport issuance. 🔄 A name can be changed within the first year of life or upon the child reaching 16 years of age. 📊 2026 Trends: leaders are Artem and Sofia; popularity of old Ukrainian names is growing.
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