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Grain Surplus and Falling Exports: How Ukraine’s Agricultural Sector Will Be Saved
The port blockade will reduce exports to 1.7 million metric tons per month, and grain prices have already fallen below cost.
Conscription and Troop Strength: How NATO Countries’ Armies Have Changed over the Past 5 Years
Most Alliance members have abolished mandatory military service.
Tomahawk Clone: How Much Does Fire Point’s Ukrainian Flamingo Missile Cost?
Fire Point produces about 100 "Flamingo" long-range missiles and hundreds of drones every month.
Despite Everything: Ukrainians Have Launched a Record Number of New Companies
The number of new businesses reached a three-year high, despite an increase in closures.
Russia's "Shadow Fleet": EU Authorizes Sale of Confiscated Oil and Grain
The proceeds will not be transferred to Russian companies or citizens, and European countries’ authority to detain ships will be expanded.
Export Final Stage: Ukraine and the EU Are Finalizing the Opening of the Biomethane Export Market
Our country possesses one of the highest biofuel production potentials in Europe thanks to the agricultural sector’s substantial resources.
The EU has Adopted its Largest Package of Sanctions Against Russia in Four Years: What’s on the List
The EU Council approved the 21st package of sanctions against Russia.
Export Vessels Have Suspended Calls at Ukrainian Ports: What Is Known About the Situation
Authorities say this is not a blockade, but rather a decision by the shipowners themselves to temporarily avoid calling at Ukrainian ports.
IMF Scenarios for Ending the War: How Debt and the Economy Will Change in 2026
The IMF has released its updated macroeconomic forecast for Ukraine for 2026.
5G Launched in Kyiv: Where It’s Available and What Speeds It Offers
5G test network has been officially launched in downtown Kyiv.
Drone and Missile Attacks: How the Number of Civilian Casualties in Ukraine Has Risen
In the first half of 2026, the number of civilian casualties in Ukraine rose by 37%.
New IMF Tranche: Why the Fund Praised Ukraine but Also Raised Concerns
The Fund gave a positive assessment of the Ukrainian economy’s resilience but pointed to a slowdown in reforms and the need to fulfill new commitments.
Fuel Crisis in Russia: Modi Hasn't Given Putin Any Gasoline Yet
India remains the largest buyer of Russian oil shipped by sea.
Business Over Politics: Why the Choice Fell on Serhiy Koretskyi
The new head of government spent more than 20 years building a career in business, led major state-owned energy companies, and earned a reputation as an effective crisis manager.
Construction in Ukraine Breaks Pre-War Records: What’s Happening in the Market
In 2025, the total volume of construction work in Ukraine reached a record 258 billion UAH.