Sergey Minchenko

Food Shortages in Ukraine: Will Silpo and ATB Close Due to Airstrikes?

Russian attacks on distribution centers have disrupted the usual logistics operations of supermarkets, but food is not expected to disappear completely from the shelves.

U.S. National Debt Reaches $40 Trillion: Why This Is Worrying the Markets

The U.S. national debt has surpassed the historic $40 trillion mark for the first time, and the cost of servicing that debt continues to rise rapidly.

Ukrainian Steel Industry Loses EU Market: Steel Exports May Decline

New EU restrictions on steel imports pose additional risks for Ukrainian steelmakers, who are already grappling with the consequences of the war and rising logistics costs.

Drones Against "Shaheds": How Ukraine Created a New Air Defense Market

Ukraine is turning low-cost interceptor drones into a key component of its air defense system, and the United States, Europe, and the Gulf states are showing interest in this technology.

EU Sanctions Against Russia: Kallas Announced the Largest Package

The European Union may significantly expand its sanctions list against Russia this fall - a third more individuals, companies, and organizations could be subject to restrictions.

Poland to Transfer MiG-29s to Ukraine: What Warsaw Wants in Return

Warsaw and Kyiv are reportedly close to reaching an agreement that would involve the transfer of Polish fighter jets in exchange for drones and Ukrainian defense expertise.

The NBU Assesses Ukraine’s Outlook: What Will Happen to Prices, Wages, and the Economy?

The National Bank expects inflation to accelerate, the economy to slow down, and the budget deficit to remain high, despite record international aid.

Warehouse Real Estate: Losses Due to Russian Attacks Threaten to Drive Up Prices in Ukraine

The destruction of more than half of the warehouse space in the Kyiv region is forcing businesses to restructure their logistics, which could lead to higher costs for rent, transportation, and goods.

Trust in Zelenskyy Has Declined, but Ukrainians Do Not Support Elections — KIIS

55% of those surveyed trust the president, while 57% believe that national elections should be held only after the war ends.

Export Exports Surpassed Imports: Ukraine Has Begun Selling Electricity Again

In July, electricity exports exceeded imports by nearly a third, thanks to a decline in domestic consumption, rising demand in Europe, and the Ukrainian market’s price advantage.