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Yulia Ustymovych
Journalist
Ukrainians will be able to purchase vaccines against coronavirus, including those from Pfizer, no earlier than November 2021. Earlier, the Ministry of Health stated that commercial vaccine may appear in the summer or autumn.
Coronavirus: Ukraine has passed a plateau. Kyiv and a number of regions are still under threat
The coronavirus epidemic in Ukraine is beginning to decline, and the situation in many regions is stabilizing. However, in Kyiv and some regions, the number of patients is not decreasing. Thus, in the capital, a strict lockdown has been even extended.
13 days off: how Ukrainians will rest on the May holidays and what will work
In May, Ukrainians will rest for almost half a month—13 days, and there will be 18 working days. Easter is celebrated on May 2, 2021—this day off will be substituted to May 4. However, it is not yet known whether the lockdown in Kyiv will be extended until the end of the May holidays.
More than minimum wage: Cabinet has come up with a new quarantine fine
The Verkhovna Rada will consider in the first reading the possibility of introducing fines for violating the self-isolation regime. The initiator of the draft law was the Cabinet of Ministers.
New sanctions and military support: G7 countries have sided with Ukraine
The escalation of the conflict in the east and the increase in the number of Russian troops on the border with Ukraine have provoked a reaction from foreign partners. The situation in eastern Ukraine indicates that Russia is preparing for actions that may be offensive. However, the countries of the Group of Seven (G7) have sided with Ukraine.