On the night of June 10, Russia launched one of its largest attacks on Ukraine using strike drones, with the Kyiv and Odesa regions being hit hardest. President Zelenskyy said that one of the most extensive strikes on Kyiv happened at night, resulting in one death and…
Category: 9. Business
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Ukraine is seeking private investors for natural gas fracking on a revolutionary scale.
The Ministry of Energy is leveraging Ukraine’s diplomatic ties to find private investment funds to finance drilling and attract technological partners. During an energy forum in Azerbaijan, government representatives promoted Ukraine’s potential as a shale hub….
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What business support programs are available to Ukrainian entrepreneurs in June?
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Which countries and organizations have been Ukraine’s largest financial donors during the war?
The EU, the US, the IMF and Japan have been the main donors to Ukraine’s state budget during the full-scale war. Also, a significant portion of the funds came under the ERA mechanism through the G7’s initiative, which will be repaid and serviced by future profits…
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Inflation in Ukraine accelerated to nearly 16% in May.
On an annual basis, inflation in Ukraine increased to 15.9% in May 2025, up from 15.1% in April and 14.6% in March, according to the State Statistics Service. For the month, consumer price growth rose to 1.3% from 0.7% in April and 1.5% in March. Over the first five…
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Another step toward gunpowder production: Farmers will receive subsidies for growing cotton.
For the first time in Ukraine, state financial support is being provided to farmers who cultivate cotton in the southern regions. According to the Ministry of Agrarian Policy, this initiative aims to restore the cultivation of this strategically important crop. This…
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A major initiative has been launched to enhance the agricultural sector and includes building a grain elevator and a dry port in the Lviv region.
The new elevator, which can hold up to 30,000 tons of grain, will be constructed in the Belz community, as stated by Maksym Kozytsky, head of the Lviv Regional Administrative Organization.
“This marks the start of a comprehensive project consisting of extensive grain…
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Kyiv voices its expectations to the G7 regarding Russian sanctions.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha highlighted that Russia has responded to global peace efforts and US proposals with heightened terror and escalation; therefore, strengthening sanctions should be a primary method to compel Moscow toward a truce. Numerous sectors…
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In 2024, Ukraine nearly reached its bioethanol export quota to the EU for the first time.
The Customs Committee of the Verkhovna Rada indicated that Ukraine exported 99,300 tons of bioethanol last year, with 62% sourced from private facilities, three of which contributed to 38% of the total export volume. Among the 17 operational bioethanol plants in Ukraine,…
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Ukrainian Ciklum has acquired a Polish developer of digital solutions as part of its scaling efforts.
Ciklum has purchased the Polish GoSolve Group, which creates solutions for companies in the healthcare, fintech, and corporate sectors. This deal strengthens Ciklum’s position in Eastern Europe, adds about 150 specialists to the team in Poland – where GoSolve…
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