Category: 9. Business
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Ukraine presents an investment portfolio of green projects worth $78B.
At the UN COP29 International Climate Conference, Deputy Minister of Economy Andrii Telyupa presented the Ukrainian National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP), which was developed and approved in less than a year. The plan contains 140 specific measures and sets ambitious… Continue Reading
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Since the beginning of the full-scale war, the EBRD has invested €2B in Ukrainian energy and is ready to continue.
EBRD representative Olha Yeromina reported that since the beginning of the full-scale war, the bank has invested approximately €5B in Ukraine and approximately €2B to implement energy projects, particularly in renewable energy sources. The EBRD is open to new… Continue Reading
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During the 1,000 days of the war, Polish businesses have opened 300 companies in Ukraine and are preparing for its reconstruction.
Experts believe that Ukraine can become the same opportunity for Polish companies as Poland was for German companies in the early 90s. Polish companies are not leaving Ukraine, although many are “surviving and waiting for better times.” Since the beginning of the… Continue Reading
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At the G20 summit, Erdogan plans to propose that the war in Ukraine be frozen.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan intends to present his proposal for freezing the war in Ukraine “at the current level” at the G20 summit in Rio de Janeiro. According to Erdogan’s plan, Ukraine would delay joining NATO for at least 10 years, conceding to… Continue Reading
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North Korea’s participation in the war against Ukraine convinced Biden to lift restrictions on long-range strikes.
The initial targets may be Russian positions in the Kursk region, where about 10,000 Korean troops are currently stationed. ATACMS strikes are believed to be more effective than long-range Ukrainian drones. However, according to some Western officials, this development… Continue Reading
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North Korea might send 100,000 troops and transfer long-range weapons to Russia; China, despite its denials, is also arming Russia.
North Korea may deploy up to 100,000 soldiers to help Russia in its war against Ukraine. According to Bloomberg, this military support is likely to occur in stages with troop rotation over time rather than a one-time deployment. Meanwhile, according to Ukrainian… Continue Reading
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In October, Ukraine’s GDP growth slowed three times, while the export figure exceeded the previous year’s volume.
Ukraine’s economy grew by 4.2% over the 10 months of the year, and in October growth slowed to 1.3% against 3.8% in September, reports the Ministry of Economy. It is noted that the drivers of growth remain the transport and construction industries, as well as the… Continue Reading
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What can Trump demand from Putin in negotiations to end the war in Ukraine?
Former Deputy Secretary General of NATO Rose Gottemoeller believes that newly elected US President Donald Trump has every opportunity to change the war’s dynamics. Putin presumably wants to return Russia to the world stage and ease sanctions on his country. Therefore,… Continue Reading
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The coalition collapse in Germany could jeopardize the supply of drones to Ukraine, but Germany has already started providing the Mini-Taurus.
Planned drone supplies from Germany to Ukraine may be in jeopardy following the collapse of the ruling coalition government, known as a traffic light coalition. At the same time, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Germany, Annalena Baerbock, demands additional packages of… Continue Reading
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NEQSOL Holding, after the purchase of Ukraine’s titanium giant, attracts foreign companies to develop a new strategy for the enterprise.
NEQSOL Holding, the owner of the second-largest Ukrainian mobile operator, Vodafone Ukraine, has paid ₴3.94B to the state budget of Ukraine for the purchase at the privatization auction of the largest producer of titanium raw materials in the country, the United Mining… Continue Reading