Category: 9. Business
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Tanks, ammunition, missiles, and air defense: Ukraine’s allies continue to provide support.
The Ministry of Defense of the Netherlands noted that they are preparing with Denmark to send 14 Leopard 2A4 tanks, which were repaired by the German company Rheinmetall, to Ukraine by the end of the summer. At the same time, Poland will provide its 45th package of military aid to Ukraine,… Continue Reading
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The Ministry of Energy is rushing to restore energy production capacity.
The Ukrainian campaign to repair power units in 2024 will be larger than last year, Minister of Energy German Galushchenko said. “Last year, we restored 3.3 GW of destroyed generation. This year, the number will be even higher,” he said. According to him, the repair campaign is working… Continue Reading
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The EC has restricted companies and private investors from exchanging assets with Russians.
The European Commission has prohibited individuals and legal entities from EU countries from participating in an asset exchange scheme proposed by Russia. This is in response to the participation of the National Settlement Depository (NSD), which fell under sanctions after the Russian invasion…. Continue Reading
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Ukraine and Japan sign a document to support investment projects, and 14 Japanese companies are ready to invest in the Ukrainian economy.
Ukraine and Japan signed the Protocol of Discussions on the Project of Strengthening the Involvement of the Private Sector for the Reconstruction of Ukraine. The document envisages the provision of assistance by the Japanese International Cooperation Agency (JICA) for pilot investment projects… Continue Reading
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One of Ukraine’s largest fuel traders will increase its rolling stock by more than 200%.
The TAS-Poltavvagon company, which is part of the TAS financial and industrial group, will produce 100 tank cars for the OKKO group of companies. In July, OKKO received the first 20 wagons, and the rest should arrive at the beginning of 2025. OKKO expects that the new rolling stock will… Continue Reading
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Ukrainian farmers have received ₴62.9B in loans since the beginning of the year, and banks have received ₴38B in loan applications for energy infrastructure restoration projects.
Since the start of the year, 9,075 farmers have received ₴62.9B in bank loans. Farmers from the Kyiv, Dnipropetrovsk, Cherkasy and Kirovohrad regions received the largest loans under various programs. Since the beginning of the year, Ukrainian entrepreneurs have received 13,394 preferential… Continue Reading
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Most Ukrainians have not adapted to life abroad and plan to return home.
Most Ukrainians who left because of the war – 64% – have not adapted to life in the countries in which they sought refuge, and many intend to return to Ukraine. The adaptation factor has a clear effect on Ukrainians who intend to return home: It was noted by 55% of respondents. Of those who……
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In China, Kuleba explains the conditions for negotiations with the Russian Federation.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba met with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi to discuss ways to end Russian aggression and China’s possible role in achieving a just peace. Kuleba restated Ukraine’s consistent position, which consists of a readiness to conduct a negotiation process with… Continue Reading
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Kyiv should be the one who decides on peace talks, and a Trump presidency will not change military support for Ukraine.
Portuguese Foreign Minister Paulo Rangel said the EU must remain committed to its policy, and Kyiv should lead any talks about ending the war in Ukraine. “It will be Ukraine who decides how a peace process should be organized,” Rangel said in an interview in Lisbon on Tuesday, reported… Continue Reading
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The EU is preparing indefinite sanctions to be placed on Russian assets to enable Ukraine’s $50B loan as part of the G7 initiative.
EU countries are discussing options for extending the period between reviews of the sanctions on the Russian central bank’s assets to ensure the operation of the G7 plan to provide Ukraine with a $50B loan through the profits from these frozen assets. The largest part of Russia’s frozen… Continue Reading