Sergey Minchenko
Total 85 publications
Railways Under Protection: Where New Mobile Shelters Will Be Installed
Thirty-three mobile shelters have already been built in the capital region, and another 778 are planned for installation in Kyiv and other regions of Ukraine.
Export Egg Exports from Ukraine Rose 19%: Who Is Buying the Most?
In the first nine months of 2026, Ukraine exported 1.85 billion eggs worth $179.9 million. Spain was the main buyer, and EU countries accounted for more than 76% of exports.
Organ Delivery by Drones in Ukraine: How Technology Will Save Patients’ Lives
Ukraine is launching a pilot project to transport donor organs via drones in order to reduce delivery times and improve patients’ chances of a successful transplant.
Ukraine Spends Billions on Foreign Purchases: Which Goods Top the Import List?
In the first nine months of 2026, Ukraine imported $75.1 billion worth of goods and exported nearly $29.6 billion worth.
Business on Hold: More Than 52,000 Companies in Ukraine Have Had No Income for Years
For five consecutive years, nearly 4,600 Ukrainian companies have filed financial statements showing zero or undisclosed revenue. Nearly one-third of these businesses are registered in Kyiv.
The Labor Market in Ukraine Is Changing: What Employment Trends Will Set the Tone in 2026
Artificial intelligence, remote work, and short breaks are becoming part of new approaches to employment, and employers are increasingly valuing emotional intelligence and flexibility in their employees.
Ukraine’s Fuel Market to Be Regulated: What Will Change for Gas Stations
The government has established an interagency task force to monitor petroleum product reserves, identify alternative supply routes, and coordinate the protection of fuel infrastructure.
Ukraine Receives Another €1.2 Billion from the EU: How the Funds Will Be Allocated
A new tranche under the Ukraine Support Loan will be used to fund drones, missiles, ammunition, and other urgent defense needs.
Ukraine’s Energy Sector to Receive €155 Million: What the New Agreements Will Change
Ukraine and Germany have agreed to restore the power grid, expand power generation, and modernize underground natural gas storage facilities.
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 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.
