Export Exports from Odesa’s ports have come to a halt: how is Ukraine replacing sea transport?
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Export Exports from Odesa’s ports have come to a halt: how is Ukraine replacing sea transport?
Ukrainian agricultural products are currently being shipped by rail and across the Danube, but the capacity of alternative routes is already nearing its limit.
Ukraine's Budget: How Revenue, Expenditures, and the Cost of a Single Day of War Have Changed.
In 2018–2019, Ukraine’s national budget had a relatively small deficit.
Ukraine Receives $841 Million in Funding from the World Bank
The funds raised will be used to offset state budget expenditures related to pension payments.
Sharp Drop in Demand for Land: How Much Does a Hectare Cost, and Where Has Farmland Become Cheaper?
In August 2026, sales of agricultural land in Ukraine fell by 17.6%.
Ukraine's steel industry has ground to a halt: missile strikes have knocked out 90% of production capacity
The country's three largest steel mills have halted operations following Russian missile strikes. Thousands of jobs and a significant portion of tax revenue for the budget are now at risk.
Will There Be a Gasoline Shortage This Winter? What Ukrainian Drivers Can Expect at Gas Stations
Serhiy Kuyun, Director of the "A-95" Consulting Group, Explained the Fuel Situation in Ukraine.
Ukrainian Strikes on Warehouses: Russian Businesses Calculate Their Losses
Attacks by Ukrainian drones on the warehouse infrastructure of Russian marketplaces could lead to a decline in online sales in Russia by 400 million orders.
$29.6 Million in Patriot Missiles for Ukraine: U.S. Approves Transfer from Germany
Berlin will be able to transfer 10 U.S. interceptor missiles to Kyiv once the approval process in Washington is completed.
More Grains in the Ground: Ukraine’s Fall Planting Campaign Gains Momentum
The largest volumes of winter grain planting were recorded in the Poltava region.
More Than 300 Attacks on Gas Stations Since the Start of the War: Kuyun Assesses the Impact on the Fuel Market
Since the start of the war, Russia has attacked more than 300 gas stations in Ukraine.
The harvest continues in Ukraine: where the highest yields have been recorded
As of September 15, Ukrainian farmers had threshed 59% of the planned acreage.
Exclusive Business Destruction: How Many Times Has Russia Already Attacked the Postal and Retail Sectors in 2026?
August 2026 proved to be the most critical month for the Ukrainian retail sector.
More Meat, Less Revenue: Global Price Crash Hits Ukrainian Farmers
Poultry meat exports from Ukraine rose by 12.5%, but revenue fell by 21% due to a sharp drop in prices.
Russia Tests NATO: Poland Warns of Sabotage Threats and a Critical Winter
The Polish Ministry of Defense has disclosed intelligence regarding the Kremlin’s plans to disrupt arms deliveries to Ukraine and destabilize the EU.
AI-Powered Missiles: Ukraine Develops Autonomous Long-Range Weapons
Missiles with Neural Networks to Counter Electronic Warfare: Ukraine Transfers AI Technology from Drones to Missile Weapons.
