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Monday, 25 November 2024, 04:31
Detectives from the National Anti-corruption Bureau conducted searches in private companies related to the supply of defense industry products, within the framework of criminal proceedings regarding the possible grave embezzlement of budget funds in defense procurement.
Warsaw demands that Kyiv pull its claim from the World Trade Organization regarding the import of Ukrainian grain rather than "put it on pause."
The UK government has announced financial assistance to Ukraine to help ease the situation in the winter period.
The Ukrainian State Service on Food Safety and Consumer Protection has reached agreements on the export of certain Ukrainian products to the Republic of Azerbaijan and the Republic of North Macedonia.
In January-September 2023, twenty-seven investment projects were implemented in the Vinnytsia region, totaling about UAH 1.2 billion.
The representatives of Ukraine and the United Kingdom have discussed Ukraine’s European integration commitments, priority reforms, and the development of key industries.
05 October 2023
Ukraine has ‘paused’ a lawsuit filed with the World Trade Organization (WTO) against certain Member States of the European Union and continues consultations in order to find a constructive solution to the ‘grain issue’, which would meet the interests of neighboring countries and Ukraine itself.
The Emergency Situations Commission of Moldova called on the regulator of Moldova’s gas transmission system to ensure a free flow of European gas to storage facilities through four points on the Ukrainian-Moldovan border.
Harvesting increases the demand for grain exports from Ukraine as alternative land routes cannot sustain the volume of exports that the Black Sea Grain Initiative provided, so its restoration is important, especially to prevent food shortages in African countries.
Minister of Agriculture of the Federal Republic of Germany Cem Özdemir arrived on a visit to Odesa, where he vowed continued support to Ukraine.
The World Bank says that despite the Russian invasion, Ukraine's economy is showing signs of moderate recovery due to more reliable electricity supplies and steady receipt of aid from Western powers. This year, GDP is expected to grow by 3.5%.
Ukraine and Japan will set up a working group to develop a strategy for the restoration of Ukrainian agriculture.
The European Court of Auditors has identified budget risks associated with the use of the spending part of the EU budget in 2022.
The United Nations Development Program and Japan have purchased and handed over two high-voltage autotransformers to Ukraine's National Power Company Ukrenergo.
The United States is working with European allies and partners to create the necessary legal framework for the use of confiscated Russian assets for Ukrainian reconstruction projects.
As of September 1, 2023, the total documented direct damage caused by Russian armed aggression to Ukraine’s infrastructure increased by $700 million compared to June 2023.
Ukraine's accession to the EU would entitle Kyiv to about EUR 186 billion over seven years, according to internal estimates of the union's common budget.
04 October 2023
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) confirmed that unit 4 of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, temporarily seized by the Russians, was put in hot shutdown.
The International Monetary Fund predicts that the Ukrainian economy will continue to grow in 2024.
Ukrenergo National Power Company has received more than EUR 600,000 worth of power equipment from French companies and organizations since the Russian invasion started.
At the temporarily occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP), Russians switched power unit 4 from a "cold shutdown" to a "hot shutdown" state.
The International Monetary Fund has resumed the work of its Resident Representative Office in Kyiv.
Government borrowings to the state budget’s general fund came to UAH 1.2 trillion in January-September 2023.
A sustained high level of support for Ukraine is a key challenge ahead, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development(EBRD) said on Monday, October 2, after further military funding was excluded from a U.S. congressional budget deal.
03 October 2023
Lithuania has agreed on a corridor for Ukrainian grain transit to Baltic ports.
The Chernihiv region is 99% prepared for winter.
The European Parliament (EP) by a majority vote adopted a resolution in support of the European Commission's (EC) proposals to revise the EU's 2021-2027 multiannual budget, which, in particular, include provisions for the establishment of a special EUR 50 billion Ukraine Fund to provide financial support to Ukraine during the war and for its post-war recovery.
Italy will assume patronage over the reconstruction of Odesa city and Odesa region.
Minister of Finance of Ukraine Serhiy Marchenko discussed the implementation of a four-year arrangement under the Extended Fund Facility (EFF) with the leadership of the International Monetary Fund mission in Ukraine.