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Logistics Under Attack: Russians Complain About the Supply of Their Troops in Ukraine
Ukrainian drones have turned the highway connecting Russia to Crimea via the so-called "land bridge" into a highly dangerous route.
Orlen and Ukrnafta: Polish Company Prepares for a Deal in Ukraine
Poland's largest oil and gas group has started negotiations on a possible capital entry into Ukrnafta, aiming to strengthen its position in the Ukrainian fuel market.
Cabinet of Ministers Allocates Billions for Weapons: Money Will Go to the AFU and Defense Industry
The funds will be used for the purchase of new weapons, modernization of equipment, and development of the Ukrainian defense industry.
Land Continues to Rise in Price: Where Are the Highest Prices in Ukraine?
The average cost of agricultural land has risen to 75 thousand hryvnias, with the most expensive regions being Prykarpattya and the Kyiv region.
Ukraine is Preparing for a Protracted War — The Economist
The publication believes that negotiations have reached an impasse and both sides are preparing for a long-term standoff.
Temu and Amazon Competitor: Allegro Prepares to Enter Ukraine This Summer
Poland's largest shopping platform is launching delivery services for Ukrainians as it prepares for a full-fledged market entry.
Trump Kicks Out Migrants: Hundreds of Thousands of Green Card Applicants Will Leave US
New U.S. immigration rules: Green card applicants will be forced to leave the country to apply for a visa.
EU Issues New Economic Forecast for Ukraine: Which Scenarios It Considers
Continued Russian aggression remains the main pressure on Ukraine's economy.
Strengthening Air Defense: How Local Governments Will Protect Critical Infrastructure
The Cabinet of Ministers has authorized local governments to directly fund volunteer air defense groups.
Naftogaz Will Be Able to Collect $1.4 Billion From Gazprom Through Kazakhstan Court
For the first time, a court in Kazakhstan has allowed the enforcement of $1.4 billion in favor of Naftogaz from Russia's Gazprom.
First Ukrainian UAB: main characteristics of the new bomb
According to the developers, the Equalizer costs about three times less than the American JDAM-ER.
EU aid to Ukraine: €8.35 billion macro-financing agreed
Ukraine and the European Union Have Agreed on a Memorandum on Providing Financial Support under a Major EU Loan Program.
Supermarkets Eye Ukraine's Pharma Market: How Pharmacy Chains Plan to Respond
According to data for 2025, the sales of drugs through pharmacies in Ukraine amounted to UAH 171 billion.
New Standards: Ukraine Adapts Agricultural Sector to EU Requirements
Concurrently, the export geography for Ukrainian agricultural products continues to expand.
Ukraine Develops First Domestic Guided Aerial Bomb: What We Know
Ukraine has successfully tested and procured its first domestic guided aerial bomb (KAB), weighing 250 kg.
