On November 7-9, 2025, the Respublika Park shopping mall (1 Kiltseva Road, Kyiv) will host a roadshow by Dreame, a manufacturer of home and beauty appliances. The roadshow is a series of presentations organized by the brand in various locations to introduce new products and innovations.
During the event, visitors to the shopping and entertainment center will be able to see the latest products from the brand and test Dreame products in real-life conditions. In particular, visitors will have the opportunity to test washing and stick vacuum cleaners on specially prepared platforms simulating different surfaces.
In addition, Dreame will present its new washing robot vacuum cleaner for the first time — the Dreame MatriX 10 Ultra, which is capable of overcoming obstacles up to 8 cm high, ensuring effective cleaning even on difficult surfaces. It is the only device on the Ukrainian market that can overcome such high thresholds.
All interested parties will be able to take a quiz and receive a free express styling session with the Dreame Airstyle Pro, a popular hair styler that has gained popularity in the beauty technology category. In just 15 minutes, visitors will be able to get the perfect hairstyle to continue shopping at the Respublika Park shopping center.
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Prize draw: Dreame appliances will be raffled off during the event. Prizes include a robot vacuum cleaner, a styler, and a wet vacuum cleaner. To participate, you need to check in on Stories.
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Dreame is an international home appliance brand founded in 2017. The company specializes in developing smart cleaning solutions — robot vacuum cleaners, cordless models, and self-cleaning systems. The range also includes appliances for the kitchen, personal care, and pet care. In just a few years, Dreame has grown from a young startup to one of the technological leaders in the smart home market.
Average rent in London reached a record high of £2,736 ($3,648) per month in the third quarter, according to Rightmove.
In annual terms, the figure rose by 1.6%, the slowest rate since the second quarter of 2020.
Outside the British capital, the average rent increased by 3.1% year-on-year to £1,385.
The total number of real estate properties on the British rental market grew by 9% year-on-year, but is still 23% below pre-pandemic levels, according to Rightmove analysts. At the same time, demand from tenants also fell by 14% compared to last year.
http://relocation.com.ua/average-rent-in-london-reaches-record-high-of-2736/
Warm weather without precipitation is expected in Ukraine on Sunday, November 2, but fog is expected at night and in the morning in all regions except the western regions, Zhytomyr, Vinnytsia, and Odesa, according to the Ukrainian Hydrometeorological Center.
The wind will be mainly southerly, 5-10 m/s. The temperature at night will be 1-6°C, during the day 11-16°C, and in Zakarpattia, Prykarpattia, and the south of Odesa region up to 18°C.
In Kyiv, there will be no precipitation on November 2. Fog at night and in the morning. Winds will be from the south at 5-10 m/s. Temperatures will range from 4-6°C at night to 11-13°C during the day.
According to data from the Boris Sreznevsky Central Geophysical Observatory, for the entire period of meteorological observations in Kyiv, the highest temperature on November 2 was +17.0° in 1926, and the lowest was -10.1° in 1979.
On Monday, November 3, most of Ukraine will also be dry, with rain only in the western regions during the day. In Zakarpattia and Prykarpattia, there will be fog in some places at night and in the morning.
The wind will be mainly southerly, 5-10 m/s. The temperature at night will be 4-9°, in the east 1-6° above zero; during the day 11-16°.
In Kyiv, there will be no precipitation on November 3. The wind will be from the south, 5-10 m/s. The temperature at night will be 6-8°C, and during the day 13-15°C.
The Oxford Medical network of private medical centers celebrates its 20th anniversary and continues to work to provide continuous healthcare for Ukrainians. One of the incredible gifts will be the opening of the largest full-cycle medical center in the network at 7a Parkovo-Syretska Street, Kyiv, which will take place in December!
The first services to be available will include:
– Outpatient care in all areas: therapy, pediatrics, cardiology, gynecology, urology, dermatology, gastroenterology, neurology, aesthetic medicine, and others;
– Modern diagnostics: CT, MRI, mammography, X-ray, ultrasound (including 3D/4D), endoscopy, and laboratory tests.
Other departments will be opened in the future, including: a surgical department and inpatient ward, intensive care unit, therapeutic inpatient ward, pediatric department with inpatient ward, infectious diseases department, and others.
Oxford Medical is constantly improving. Our doctors regularly undergo training at leading European clinics, participate in international conferences, and implement modern diagnostic and treatment protocols.
We use only equipment from world leaders, which guarantees the accuracy and safety of procedures.
Emergency assistance with travel to any area of Kyiv or its suburbs arrives within 30-60 minutes, and appointments can be made online at https://oxford-med.com.ua/ and by calling +38 (044) 204 40 40.
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The moratorium on the export of unprocessed timber from Ukraine, which was introduced on November 1, 2015, for 10 years, has been temporarily extended by a decision of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine until the end of the year in the form of a zero export quota.
“At the request of businesses, the government has made an important decision to temporarily ban the export of unprocessed timber. This is a necessary step to take care of people in winter, preserve the work of our enterprises, and reduce the burden on the environment,” Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko wrote on Friday on Telegram following her trip to the Rivne region.
She noted that the volume of logging in Ukraine has significantly decreased during the full-scale invasion by the Russian Federation. “Enterprises that could be operating are idle or working at minimum capacity due to a lack of wood. The army needs wood for its own needs. Life in rural communities, where firewood is a key resource for heating in winter, depends on the availability of wood,” the head of government wrote.
In addition, according to Svyrydenko, the war has caused significant damage to the environment, as part of the forests are temporarily occupied or damaged by hostilities. “Therefore, timber exports will create an additional burden on the environment,” the prime minister noted.
“The decision provides for export licensing – a zero quota until the end of the year. We continue to work on further steps to systematically address the timber shortage,” Svyrydenko said.
The head of the State Forest Resources Agency of Ukraine, Viktor Smal, previously told the agency that according to the law adopted in 2015, the moratorium on the export of unprocessed timber of all tree species, except pine (a 10-year moratorium was introduced for pine on January 1, 2017), will end on November 1, 2025.
Smal clarified that the extension of the moratorium for the duration of martial law and for another 10 years after it is provided for in the draft law on the timber market, which is currently being prepared for its first reading.
“In my opinion, 10 years is definitely enough to recover from all these shocks in terms of production and investment,” said the head of the State Forestry Agency.
He believes that the moratorium has been beneficial because a large number of production facilities have expanded and opened in Ukraine. “If we look at the structure of our exports, we will see that the depth of our wood processing leaves much to be desired. We should try to make not boards, not beams, not pallets, but cribs, kitchen chairs, tables, and export them,” Smal added.
As reported, in January-August 2025, Ukraine exported $1,131.3 million worth of wood and wood products, which is 15.5% more than in January-August 2024. However, during the same period, wood and wood products worth $160.5 million were imported, which is 8.8% more than in January-August 2024.
During this period, wood and other fibrous cellulose materials worth $186.2 million were exported (19.1% more than in January-August 2024), and $594.3 million worth were imported (1.7% less than in January-August 2024).
The European Investment Bank is considering a EUR70 million project to supply Mykolaiv with drinking water.
“The sub-project aims to restore Mykolaiv’s access to drinking water after serious damage to its water supply infrastructure as a result of the destruction of the Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant by Russian troops in 2023. The implementation of the sub-project will bring significant environmental and social benefits, including improved water quality, reduced pollution, and increased energy efficiency,” the project description states.
In addition, temporary jobs will be created during the construction of infrastructure elements, the document notes.
According to information on the bank’s website, the beneficiaries of the financing are state bodies and companies. The project is part of the Ukraine Municipal Infrastructure Development Program, launched in 2015 with financing in the form of a EUR400 million framework loan.
As reported, in September 2024, the government reached preliminary agreements with the EIB to attract donor funds for the construction of a water intake from the Southern Bug River and a main water pipeline in Mykolaiv.
The EIB has been operating in Ukraine since 2007. Following Russia’s full-scale invasion in 2022, the Bank stepped up its financial support to help strengthen the country’s resilience and rebuild its infrastructure. Since then, the EIB has provided Ukraine with EUR 4 billion in financing.
