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Friday, 25 April 2025, 06:16
Over a thousand large companies left Russia after the outbreak of its full-scale war against Ukraine but some well-known brands did not, despite promises to leave the Russian market.
In 11 days of July 2023, 6 vessels with 215,000 tonnes of agricultural products left Ukrainian seaports of Odesa region.
Due to the fullness of European storage facilities, international customers are already actively pumping gas into Ukrainian underground gas storage facilities (UGSF).
Mondelez, Mars Inc., and PepsiCo Inc. had "crazy sales" in Russia in 2022 after announcing that they would reduce sales of their products in the aggressor country.
Ukraine and Azerbaijan agreed on the quota of permits for international freight transportation for 2024.
10 July 2023
In fact, the work of the grain corridor has been blocked since the end of June 2023, when the registration of ships to enter Ukrainian seaports was stopped.
The largest German arms manufacturer, Rheinmetall, will open an armored vehicle manufacturing plant in Ukraine in the next 12 weeks.
The captain of a Russian vessel has been notified of suspicion of illegal transportation of Ukrainian grain through the temporarily occupied Crimea.
In Zaporizhzhia, the water level in the lower reservoir is two meters and four centimeters below the permissible level as a result of the Russian occupiers' blowing up of the Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant.
Under the eRecovery program, 1409 applicants received financial assistance for minor repairs to their homes damaged by the Russian armed aggression. More than UAH 115 million was transferred to the applicants' accounts.
Ukraine has received 12.8 thousand tonnes of humanitarian medical aid from partners, totaling more than UAH 13.5 billion, since martial law was introduced.
09 July 2023
IMF will examine tax law for its compliance with structural benchmarks
08 July 2023
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has called for ensuring the stable and safe operation of the Black Sea Grain Initiative, which would not depend on the mood and whims of the Russian leader.
The Ministry of Strategic Industries of Ukraine and the Ministry of Industry and Technology of the Republic of Türkiye have signed a memorandum of understanding in the field of strategic industries.
The EU's sanctions against Russia will increase over time and will have a long-term impact on its economy.
07 July 2023
The number of structural benchmarks under the IMF's Extended Fund Facility arrangement for Ukraine increased from 19 to 23 in the updated Memorandum based on the results of the first review.
Ukraine has allocated UAH 20 billion to guarantee the financial security of ships transporting Ukrainian agricultural products under the grain deal.
As of May, Ukraine's real GDP growth has already reached plus 2.4% compared to minus 29.1% at the end of 2022, with inflation declining and foreign exchange market conditions improving.
Ukraine needs at least 300-400 automated demining complexes to clear all agricultural land in at least two seasons.
Ukraine's wartime defense spending will remain high next year, underscoring the need for allies to provide war risk insurance to help attract investment.
Ukraine's Ministry of Finance expects the economy to grow by up to 3% in 2023.
Violation of the basic requirements for the operation of Zaporizhzhia NPP unit 5, in particular, the Russians' refusal to put it into a "cold shutdown" state, could lead to an accident.
Currently, about 11.7 million Ukrainians are economically active, of whom about 9.3 million are employed. Another 2.7 million are unemployed.
Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine Mykola Solskyi discussed the work of the Black Sea Grain Corridor with the newly appointed Minister of Agriculture and Forestry of Türkiye İbrahim Yumaklı.
06 July 2023
The agriculture ministers of the five EU countries that have banned imports of Ukrainian grain until September 15 are scheduled to meet with Ukrainian Agriculture Minister Mykola Solskyi on July 19 in Warsaw.
Power engineers have started connecting subscribers in the village of Borshchova, in the Kharkiv district, where networks and equipment were destroyed by 70-100%.
Experts from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) present at Zaporizhzhia NPP requested access to the roofs of the third and fourth power units from the Russian occupation administration to verify information about the presence of explosive devices there.
The situation at Zaporizhzhya NPP as of July 6 remains stable and under control. The water level in the cooling pond is sufficient to meet the needs of the plant.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken discusses the importance of expanding the Black Sea Grain Initiative during a phone call with Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan.