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An All-Time High for the Year: General Staff Reveals Russian Army Casualties for September
Russian military casualties reached a record high of 46,230 in September.
Ukrainian "Flamingo" Missiles Deprive Russia of Deep Rear and Derail Its Space Program
The “Flamingo” missiles deprived Russia of its deep rear and derailed the “Dawn” space program.
The Cost of Air Raid Alerts: How Much Does Every Hour of Sirens Cost Ukraine?
Every hour of business downtime due to alarms costs the economy $45 million.
The Battle for the Harvest: Ukrainian Farmers Continue to Harvest Oilseeds at a Rapid Pace
The highest yields of grain and legume crops were recorded in the Khmelnytskyi region.
The Impact of AI on the Labor Market: 11 Million Workers Will Be Forced to Change Careers
Artificial intelligence will force 11 million U.S. workers to learn new skills by 2035.
АІ The U.S. and Russia Have Refused to Restrict AI in the Military Sphere – Media Reports
This marks the first attempt to create an agreement regulating the use of artificial intelligence-based weapons.
Not Enough Storage Space: How Many Metric Tons of the New Harvest Could Be Lost in Ukraine
According to preliminary estimates, the total harvest of grains, legumes, and oilseeds in 2026 is expected to reach about 82.5 million metric tons.
Investments A Geothermal Power Plant Will Be Built in Ukraine: Details.
The Ecofield Solotvyno concept calls for the cascaded use of geothermal resources.
AI Will Anticipate the Enemy’s Moves: Ministry of Defense Tests the SPECTR System for the Ukrainian Armed Forces
The SPECTR Artificial Intelligence Platform for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Patriot Missiles to Be Manufactured in Ukraine: When to Expect the First Ones
Ukraine expects to launch licensed production of Patriot interceptors approximately 1–1.5 years after receiving the license; however, the first missiles may not reach the Armed Forces of Ukraine until much later.
Ukraine to Receive About EUR 3 Billion from the EU: Funding Has Already Been Approved
The Council of the EU approved the eighth regular tranche under the Ukraine Facility following Ukraine’s completion of ten targeted measures.
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%.
