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State forestry data show purchases have doubled from last year as communities build heating reserves

European leaders point to air defense, drones and counter-drone systems as urgent priorities for joint work

The Polish group says Ukraine remains an important outlet for refinery products and future regional expansion

The geological region holds the main known gold-bearing areas but still needs deeper exploration

The reform is designed to make customs rules clearer for business and compatible with European integration

The new requirements bring gas infrastructure regulation closer to EU energy market standards

The updated auction framework is meant to attract private investment and strengthen regional energy autonomy

The package links long-term budget support, defense financing and reform obligations under European conditions

Higher room rates and regional demand do not remove the burden of energy autonomy, debt and security costs

The draft budget changes direct external assistance, military levy revenues and customs income toward security needs

Pollination supports crop yields, rural jobs, honey exports and ecosystem recovery

Import costs, taxes, logistics and operating expenses leave most networks with limited net profit

NIBULON supplied most of Algeria’s Ukrainian corn purchases this season through direct tender participation

The port sector remains a backbone of exports while security risks shape every development decision

BRIL PARK will start with engineering design, utilities and site preparation before production facilities are built

The new platform is designed to turn political dialogue with African markets into logistics, investment and education projects

The Polish discount chain is building a legal and management base for its planned entry into Ukraine

Banks are moving from ad hoc lending to segmented rules for defense producers, dual-use suppliers and small contractors

The guide focuses on evidence, legal steps, accounting, insurance and business continuity after property losses

The new law is meant to align state purchases with European rules and strengthen partner confidence

Purchases show a shift from short-term relocation to longer-term residence, business plans and family stability

The recovery cycle may reward people who keep links with the country and prepare projects before competition returns

Simpler licensing, new regions and stronger grape economics are reshaping the craft wine market

Retailers will be encouraged to donate safe unsold goods, while deliberate destruction of usable food may be punished