Founded in 1918
Saturday, 11 April 2026, 11:24
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved a just transition program for Ukraine's coal regions through 2030, which will cover initiatives in 38 communities linked to coal mining and thermal power generation.
17 June 2025
Canada has significantly expanded its anti-Russian sanctions by imposing restrictions on more than a hundred individuals and entities, as well as announcing trade limitations with Russia.
Freight railcars carrying grain were damaged during a Russian attack on the night of June 17.
In January–April 2025, Ukraine’s exports of goods totaled $13.31 billion—93.1% of the figure recorded during the same period in 2024—reflecting a 6.9% year-on-year decline.
16 June 2025
Strengthening sanctions against Russia and Austria's readiness for a mediation role were the main topics of the meeting President Volodymyr Zelensky had with Austrian Federal Chancellor Christian Stocker.
The German government has no plans to restart the Nord Stream 1 gas pipeline for transmitting Russian gas or launch Nord Stream 2.
Russia has been illegally transshipping oil between tankers in the open sea off the coast of Greece and Cyprus.
In the first quarter of 2025, Russian banks allocated about $2.7 billion — equivalent to $25 million per day — to cover bad loans.
15 June 2025
The G7 countries should completely abandon the purchase of natural resources and energy from Russia, replacing them with Canadian ones.
14 June 2025
The load on Russian Railways (RZhD) has been falling for 20 consecutive months, effectively bringing the national operator to the verge of bankruptcy.
13 June 2025
In Russia, the retail price for petrol has increased by 18% in annual terms, and another 8% rise is expected before the end of the year.
Ukraine has received another EUR 1 billion from the European Union from profits generated by frozen Russian assets.
Since the beginning of the full-scale war, Ukraine has been using its existing gas reserves without replenishing them through imports.
Recent large-scale Russian attacks have not been focused on energy infrastructure, although isolated strikes on specific facilities have occurred. The situation in front-line regions remains challenging.
12 June 2025
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) expects that the Ukrainian authorities and their creditors will make progress in debt restructuring talks in line with the debt sustainability targets set out in the IMF program.
Ukraine's defense industry is currently capable of absorbing up to $70 billion in investment, according to President Volodymyr Zelensky.
A joint statement by 48 IAEA member states was read out at a meeting of the IAEA Board of Governors, declaring that any restart of the reactors at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) can only take place once the facility is returned to Ukraine's control.
Germany's guaranteed support for Ukraine this year will amount to EUR 7 billion, but the German government plans to allocate an additional EUR 1.9 billion.
Ukrainian MPs are initiating an audit of the effectiveness of budget funds used by the State Audit Service and the Accounting Chamber for “major construction” projects, in particular, the “Shevchenko Hub” in Kaniv.
Ukraine's partners are extremely interested in cooperating with domestic arms manufacturers, as they recognize the superiority of modern Ukrainian technologies in the production of certain types of weapons.
The G7 Summit, scheduled to take place from June 15 to 17 in Kananaskis, Canada, will include discussions on reducing the price ceiling for Russian oil to $30 per barrel.
11 June 2025
The Cabinet of Ministers has simplified the acceptance procedure for domestically produced tactical-level unmanned systems and electronic warfare (EW) equipment.
The European Union and Germany are allocating additional €13 million and €5 million respectively to the Energy Efficiency Fund of Ukraine.
10 June 2025
The liquid assets of the National Welfare Fund of the Russian Federation (NWF), set up under Vladimir Putin, may be completely exhausted in 2026 if oil prices remain low and the ruble remains strong.
09 June 2025
Since year-start, regional authorities in Russia have been reducing one-time bonuses to those signing a contract for military service.
During the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, to be held on June 18-21, the Russian Federation will launch formal consultations with the BRICS nations on setting up a grain exchange.
In May 2025, unlike in April, Ukrainian metallurgists reduced the production of key products.
07 June 2025
Lowering the Russian Central Bank’s key interest rate from 21% to 20% will not resolve the country’s economic problems caused by the war and international sanctions.
Ukraine has received over 7,000 units of power equipment from international partners, supporting efforts to avoid blackouts amid Russian attacks.