Sergey Minchenko
Total 30 publications
End of Tax-Exempt Shipments: Parliament May Revise the Rules as Early as This Fall
The Verkhovna Rada is preparing to reconsider the issue of imposing VAT on international shipments, which could lead to higher prices for overseas online purchases as early as this fall.
Ukraine Surprises Washington: The Economist Reports on a Shift in Sentiment in the U.S.
Following the recent strikes on Russian targets, assessments of Ukraine’s resilience and distrust of Russia are gaining ground in American political circles.
Blows and Sanctions Have Crippled the Russian Stock Market: Investors Are Losing Billions
Amid reports of strikes on targets in Russia and expectations of new U.S. sanctions, the Moscow Exchange index fell to its lowest level in a year and a half.
Sweden to Provide Military Aid to Ukraine: $108 Million Allocated for Weapons Purchases
The funds will be used to purchase U.S. weapons for the Ukrainian army, including air defense systems and ammunition.
The Dollar, Wages, and the Budget: How the Cabinet of Ministers Sees Ukraine’s Future
The government has prepared two scenarios for Ukraine’s economic development, which will determine household income levels, budget expenditures, and economic growth rates.
Ukraine’s Financial Integration into the EU: Banks Prepare for New EU Rules
The National Bank intends to complete a large-scale adaptation of the financial system to European requirements by 2028, which should help attract investment and further integrate the country into the EU.
Lobbyists in Ukraine: Which Companies and Associations Influence Government Decisions
There are already 183 lobbyists registered in the Transparency Register, and the largest number of official contacts has been recorded with the Verkhovna Rada.
Military Aid to Ukraine: US Congress Moves Closer to a Decision
The U.S. Congress has taken another step toward considering an initiative to support Ukraine and increase sanctions pressure on Russia.
Up to €5,300 for the Return of Ukrainians: Which Countries Have Launched Programs
A number of European states are launching voluntary return programs for Ukrainians, offering financial assistance, travel expenses, and additional grants for resettlement after their return.
End of War in 2026: Why Kyiv Considers a Truce by November
The Ukrainian authorities believe the situation on the front line is gradually changing in Ukraine's favor, and intensifying international efforts may hasten the end of the war's hot phase in the coming months.
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.
Ukraine Reveals Main Source of Migrant Workers: It Is Not Asia
The State Migration Service reports that there is no large-scale influx of foreigners into the country.
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.
