Analysts note that the largest growth has occured in agricultural land and land near major cities like Kyiv, Lviv, Dnipro, and Odesa. Key reasons include the opening of the land market to legal entities, which has boosted demand from agricultural companies, and a shift…
Category: 9. Business
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In response to Ukraine’s attacks on fuel facilities, Russia continues its terror against civilians in Ukraine and hybrid attacks on the European Union.
In less than two months, the Ukrainian military has struck 85 key facilities within Russia, according to Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces Oleksandr Syrskyy. Of these, 33 are military targets such as bases, warehouses, arsenals, airfields, and parked…
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Trump supports Ukraine’s victory and is open to lifting restrictions on deep strikes into Russia using US weapons.
The US president backs Ukraine but has so far refused to supply the Tomahawk missiles that President Zelenskyy has requested. Trump told his Ukrainian counterpart, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, that he is willing to lift restrictions on Kyiv’s use of long-range American weapons…
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Ukraine has revised its mineral classification to mirror EU standards and announced plans to sell 11 special permits for subsoil use.
The government has approved a resolution to amend the Classification of Mineral Reserves and Resources of the State Subsoil Fund. This update aligns the national reserve calculation and accounting system with the UN Framework Classification. This approach, common in EU…
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While Turkey is decreasing its Russian oil imports and switching to American LNG, Europe continues to purchase over €1B worth of Russia energy resources every month.
In September, Turkey’s imports of Russian Urals oil fell to approximately 1.2 million tons, the lowest total since April. This decline stems from competition from other suppliers, increasing concerns about Western sanctions, and US President Donald Trump’s calls for…
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The Ukrainian government has approved a recovery plan for the next three years, and the EC has evaluated reconstruction projects.
The government has approved an action plan for 2025-2027, which includes 101 points for the comprehensive recovery of Ukraine’s regions, from reintegrating de-occupied territories to creating modern social infrastructure within communities. The document is organized…
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The UK is involved in creating a drone wall for defense, while Finland is establishing a NATO strike brigade along the Russian border.
The UK will play an active role in developing the drone wall, which aims to protect NATO’s eastern flank from potential Russian attacks through the air. UK Defense Secretary John Healey highlighted that, along with its NATO allies, the UK is ready to “demonstrate to…
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In Ukraine, the share of profitable large and medium-sized enterprises reaches 74%.
In the first half of 2025, these enterprises earned ₴555B in profits from their activities, which was 340% higher than their losses. The share of profitable companies was 74.3%. The highest profits were recorded in the industrial sector (₴204B), the insurance and…
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Subsoil agreement: Naftogaz proposes resuming shale gas projects in Ukraine and is negotiating the start of direct imports of American LNG.
Ukraine has submitted initial projects under the mineral agreement with the US to support the economy during wartime. It is noted that Naftogaz Group may be among the first investments of the joint fund. So far, the company has submitted 10 initiatives in production and…
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Ukraine can decrease its drone manufacturing funding gap by opening controlled arms exports.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that Ukraine lacks funding for interceptor drone production, even though many local companies are already capable of producing these drones. He mentioned that funds for weapons, including drones, are planned to be obtained from…
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