Today, September 24, 2026, the Uzhhorod City Council is holding a plenary meeting of the regular session of the 8th convocation of the City Council. The meeting was convened in accordance with Order No. 622 of September 11, 2026, issued by Igor Chorniy, Acting Mayor and City Council Secretary. Agenda
It has weathered sieges and changes in rulers; it has served as a fortress, a princely residence, a prison, and barracks, and today it is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Transcarpathia. Mukachevo’s “Palanok” Castle preserves the history of several centuries within its walls. High above Mukachevo, on
On September 14, the Mukachevo District Council hosted a presentation of the book “Heroes of Transcarpathia: Uzhhorod and the UzhhorodDistrict” by renowned Transcarpathian writer and journalist Oleksandr Havrosh. The event brought together representatives of government, military administrations, local communities, educators, as well as the families of fallen defenders. More than
Miroslava Livch, a member of the Transcarpathian Regional Council, summarized the results of the latest session of the Transcarpathian Regional Council in an exclusive interview with*Zakarpats’kyi Visnyk*. According to Myroslava Livch, the session was very cohesive and constructive. A total of 61 agenda items were submitted for consideration by the
Roland Tseber, a member of the Transcarpathian Regional Council, spoke in an exclusive interview with*Zakarpats’kyi Visnyk*about the results of the latest session of the Transcarpathian Regional Council, key decisions, and changes affecting daily life in the region. In assessing the work of the council members, Roland Tseber noted that the
On September 10, the Transcarpathian Regional Council held its regular session. In an exclusive interview for an issueof “Zakarpattia Visnyk,” Transcarpathian Regional Council member Heorhiy Horvat discussed the most important decisions and summarized the work of the council. Assessing the results of the session, Georgiy Horvat emphasized that all the
The regular session of the Transcarpathian Regional Council was highly productive: the deputies considered about 60 issues, approving each one almost unanimously. Andriy Sheketa, First Deputy Chairman of the Transcarpathian Regional Council, spoke in a brief interview about key decisions, institutional changes, and preparations for the session. Innovations in education:
During a regular session of the Transcarpathian Regional Council, deputies supported significant changes to the regional budget, allocated additional funds for defense, and adopted a resolution to increase transparency in educational and medical institutions. Roman Saray, chairman of the Transcarpathian Regional Council, commented on the session’s results and key decisions.
The Carpathians, which have long been considered the “heart” of Ukraine’s water resources and the source of its clean rivers, are now facing an unprecedented environmental crisis. The region is rapidly losing water due to global climate change. Water levels in local rivers have dropped this year to as low
Lawmakers worked on important decisions for the region. News from Transcarpathia
