On October 30, clocks will again go back one hour as they have in previous years in Ukraine. Ukraine will be 2 hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) +2GMT. Time difference with Russia and Belarus will be not one but two hours.

Zeykan Peter from the Ukrainian village Belki, Irshava district, Transcarpathian region have forged a four-meter car within 2 years. The master’s plans are to work on the interior design during the next year.

Ukraine’s state security service in cooperation with United States, Britain, France, Germany, Cyprus and Latvia law enforcement offices have suspended activities of international hackers group, organized and led by citizens of Ukraine, which has been operating under the guise of legitimate business structures.

In Horodok town of Khmelnitsky region, its local resident Constantine Malecki has patented an original technology to produce diesel fuel, or as it is called – polyeurodiesel.
After several years of hard work a mini-production has started to turn ordinary plastic bottles into diesel fuel for tractors and cars. There were several reasons, which led Constantine to his invention.

On Sunday, March 28th, the so-called “Daylight Saving Time” will be introduced on the territory of Ukraine at 3 pm Kyiv time. All clocks have to be adjusted forward one hour, so we will “lose” one hour.
Daylight Saving Time (or summer time as it is called in many countries) is a way of getting more light out of the day by advancing clocks by one hour during the summer.

On Sunday early morning 25th October, Ukraine is switching to winter time. At 4pm in the morning clocks have to be moved back one hour so we will “gain” an extra hour.
Change for winter time is realized according to the recommendation of the European Economic Commission UN, which extended the period of summer time from September until the last Sunday of October.

In Ukraine, starting on October, 14th, all mobile, local and international numbers will start from “0″ It means there is no need to dial “8″ before the phone number. Ukraine joins European communication standards.
Front “8″ in telephone numbers in Ukraine goes into the past. If you need to call Ukrainian mobile number, you’ll have to dial, for ex. just 050 for MTS or 067 for Kyivstar.

On the 9th September 2009 “Ukrayinski Novitni Tehnologii” (Ukraine High Technologies) has launched the first in Ukraine 4G network based on Mobile WiMAX technology in test mode. It is planned that by the 1st of November this network will cover all Kyiv and its suburbs. By the end of 2010 it should cover the territory, where about ten million Ukrainians work and live.