Exclusive Ukraine Can Start Developing Its Own Nuclear Engineering Industry Right Now, Expert Says
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Sergey Minchenko
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Migrants Are Leaving Germany: The Main Reasons Behind the New Trend Have Been Identified
A new study has shown that approximately 260,000 migrants may leave Germany each year, with the economy and quality of life being the main reasons.
Russian Strikes on Warehouses: How the War Is Reshaping Ukraine’s Logistics
Russian strikes are forcing businesses to abandon major logistics hubs, relocate warehouses, and rethink their investment strategies
Drone Deal: Kyiv is preparing seven new defense agreements with NATO
By the end of 2026, Ukraine intends to expand international cooperation in defense technologies and unmanned systems.
Exports of Ukrainian UAVs: F-Drones Delivers 2,000 Drones to the U.S. for the First Time
The company received Ukraine's first-ever license to export ready-to-use strike drones to fulfill a contract for the Pentagon.
Nova Post in Moldova: Largest Logistics Hub Opens Near Chisinau
The new facility will speed up deliveries, process up to 10,000 packages per hour, and serve online retailers.
Brave International: Ukraine Launches International Grants for Defense Tech
The government, together with its partners, will establish grant funds totaling more than 100 million euros to support defense technologies and startups.
Defense Loan from the EU: Where Will the European Billions Go?
Funds from the European loan will be used to purchase weapons and military equipment and to support Ukrainian defense manufacturers.
Ukraine's Labor Market: Google Invests $5 Million in the "Obriy" Platform
The funds will be used to expand a digital platform that will help Ukrainians find jobs, training, and new career opportunities more quickly.
Summer Power Outages: Ukrenergo Admits to Possible Outages of Up to 5 Hours
Due to hot weather and new attacks on the power grid, Ukrainians may face temporary power restrictions in the evenings.
Drones for e-Points: Fedorov Reveals the Scale of Military Procurement
More than 400 combat units are already using the e-Points system to order drones, robotic systems, and electronic warfare equipment through the Brave1 Market platform.
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.
