The European Defence Innovation Forum (EDIF 2026) will take place in The Hague on November 11–12, bringing together more than 1,000 representatives of government institutions, investors, and technology companies from Ukraine, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, Latvia, and other NATO member states and partner countries, the organisers told Ukrinform.

Representatives of Ukraine's human rights ombudsman documented inadequate living conditions at the Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi Territorial Recruitment and Social Support Center in the Odesa region during a monitoring visit.

The Council of Europe’s European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) has recognised Ukraine’s progress in promoting equality while calling for better protection for Roma and LGBTI people and more effective action against hate crimes.

The criminal investigation underlying the searches conducted by the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) at the National Bank of Ukraine was unrelated to either the central bank’s activities or its governor, Andrii Pyshnyy.

Russia's destruction of satellites in space would not only cause disproportionate harm to other countries but also pose a direct threat to Russian spacecraft themselves. Such actions would also have legal, political and economic consequences for Russia.

Ukraine is already using satellite data for demining, assessing the impact of the war on the environment, and preparing lawsuits in international courts. In the future, such data could help the country obtain compensation for the damage caused.

Twenty-nine Crimean journalists have been sentenced for their professional activities. Of the 20 currently serving prison terms, 13 are members of the indigenous Crimean Tatar people.

Ukrainian scientists are already contributing to the development of a new security architecture, including by helping build a drone ecosystem.