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The European Commission approved the allocation of €114.7 million to Spain to assist in managing the migrant situation in Ceuta. The funds will be directed towards enhancing border surveillance and other measures. Most of the financing will be provided within a month.
In Ukraine, significant salary disparities exist for the same professions, particularly in the construction sector. For instance, a facade worker in the west can earn 2.5 times more than in the south.
U.S. President Donald Trump gave holiday gifts of $45,000 in cash to three of his assistants at the White House. Another staff member received $20,000. The White House stated that these gifts comply with ethical standards.
As of March 2026, approximately 784,000 Ukrainians are employed in Poland, accounting for 68% of all foreign workers. The total number of foreigners working in Poland has reached 1,152,700, an 8% increase compared to last year.
In August 2026, Russia's budget deficit amounted to 5.7 trillion rubles, or 2.5% of GDP. According to the Ministry of Finance, the deficit for January-August 2026 exceeded the annual plan. Despite a surplus in August, the financial situation remains challenging.
Rivne plans to raise water tariffs starting January 1, 2027. The proposed decision by the regional council includes new prices for households and budget institutions.
As of September 9, 2026, the official exchange rate for the US dollar is set at 44.46 UAH, while the euro will decrease to 51.63 UAH. According to the National Bank, the dollar has increased by one kopeck, while the euro has risen by five kopecks. In banks and exchange offices, the average dollar rate is 44.39 UAH.
A price review of popular goods in various cities of Ukraine is ongoing. Information about prices will be updated regularly.
The National Bank of Ukraine has warned of possible inflation increases due to attacks on logistics infrastructure. Estimates suggest prices could rise by 0.4-0.6 percentage points by the end of 2026, particularly in the autumn.
Research indicates that Ukrainian IT specialists over 45 find it harder to secure employment. The average job search lasts 23 weeks, and candidates often face age discrimination. Younger professionals find jobs more quickly, while older ones encounter more difficulties.
Ukraine is expecting an increase in prices for dairy and frozen products due to the destruction of storage facilities and supply chain disruptions. Russian attacks on logistics infrastructure have led to supply issues, which may affect prices and product availability.
The Aushan hypermarket chain announced the introduction of limits on the sale of certain product groups. This decision is related to the separation of retail and wholesale purchases to avoid shortages on shelves.
Due to mobilization in Ukraine, there is a growing demand for specialists who can work from home. More than 50 companies are offering over 1000 job vacancies with salaries starting at $500, accepting candidates without experience or education.
Denys Uliutin, the Minister of Social Policy, Family and Unity of Ukraine, visited Donetsk, where he held meetings with local leaders and social sector representatives. The discussions focused on supporting residents of frontline communities, assisting internally displaced persons, and preparing for the winter period.
Approximately 69% of foreign workers employed through recruitment agencies in Poland reported experiencing opaque practices in salary formation. 57.8% of them encountered multiple such instances.
