A recent opinion poll reveals that Ukrainians remain deeply skeptical of compromises to end the conflict and express significant distrust in U.S. security guarantees.
Hundreds of companies with Hungarian ownership are registered in Ukraine, with several demonstrating rapid revenue growth despite current economic challenges.
Moscow is reportedly weighing three primary paths: continuing hostilities until 2028, freezing the conflict, or escalating into a hybrid confrontation with NATO.
Companies are currently facing lengthy and convoluted procedures for hiring foreign nationals, hindering their ability to address acute labor shortages.