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Brazil risks losing access to the bloc unless it proves compliance with antimicrobial resistance standards

E-commerce is shifting from occasional electronics purchases to food, pet supplies, cleaning products and routine home needs

Atomenergomash will make the first batch of VVER-1000 assembly tailpieces as Ukraine localizes nuclear fuel supply

The city joins four other communities in a municipal rental housing program for displaced people and priority groups

The mission will focus on B2B contacts, industrial cooperation and access to Western Balkan markets

The country holds major resources for Western supply chains, but many deposits remain under occupation or high-risk conditions

The concession process should define a partnership model for container and first terminals at the Black Sea port

Employers may recover certain debts from payroll, but worker protection limits remain in force

After the shock of 2022, operators rebuilt import routes, storage logic and backup logistics

New defense talks could open more room for Ukrainian DefenseTech producers and unmanned systems

The new fuel truck configuration shows demand for specialized vehicles that can work beyond paved roads

Nuclear baseload, household solar, wind farms and flexible gas units are expected to shape the future power mix

Tata Steel Nederland joined a European consortium seeking high-quality sheet steel from fully recycled input

Fertile black soil, climate advantages and large sunflower acreage keep the country at the center of the global market

The country has three main gold-bearing provinces, but exploration and extraction require capital-heavy projects

Kyiv says the full-scale war has created a financial load that remains enormous even in its fourth year

The new road transport liberalization should reduce paperwork for carriers and support trade growth between the countries

High demand for food is not enough when exporters face payment uncertainty, weak legal protection and logistics risk

New veterinary rules move farms toward EU standards, prescription control and better animal-health practices

Sanctions, ownership chains and offshore links can hide risks that local company records do not show

The industry is reducing clinker content and using alternative fuel, but Ukraine still lacks a mature waste management system

The investment supports EU-backed training facilities while Germany continues preparing Ukrainian soldiers at its own ranges

The capital has already built 40 MW of protected cogeneration capacity, with additional projects under installation and testing

The first high-level dialogue on education and skills links refugee children, vocational training, veterans and reconstruction needs