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The fixed-wing system developed by Terra Drone Corporation with WinnyLab is being used to protect critical infrastructure from hostile UAVs

The talks focus on vessel documents, control procedures, river logistics and new opportunities for cargo flows

The state is updating fuel control, laboratory testing and technical regulations as it aligns gasoline rules with European requirements

The plan sets stages for food safety, veterinary rules and market integration as producers prepare for EU requirements

Business groups say temporary tax and duty exemptions would help energy companies replace critical equipment faster

Small and medium-sized companies continue using guarantee programs to finance production, trade, logistics and recovery

GENTEC CHP will supply another ten units as cities seek faster backup power for heating and critical infrastructure

Companies are using LTL, FTL, customs support and warehouse services to stabilize delivery schedules

The new customs approach should reduce paperwork and speed up deliveries for domestic defense manufacturers

The proposal is meant to replace fragmented registries with one reliable source of regulatory data

Until virtual asset rules are fully linked to the Tax Code, entrepreneurs can lose simplified tax status by accepting crypto as revenue

Demand for asphalt materials has grown after a hard winter and large-scale pavement repairs

Growth in TEU handling shows that maritime logistics is gradually rebuilding capacity under wartime constraints

The new framework is meant to make auctions clearer, reduce manipulation risks and improve predictability before future heating seasons

The initiative could open foreign markets for Ukrainian demining operators and specialized equipment producers

The end of emergency decrees removes direct restrictions, but farmer groups are already demanding new legal barriers

The mechanism will compensate part of the costs for processing companies joining national stands abroad

Aquaculture, processing modernization and traceability are becoming part of the food security agenda

A new annual survey should turn fragmented company experience into practical recommendations for employers and public policy

The government wants businesses and local generators to use long-term agreements without mandatory electronic auctions

Owners will not pay tax on basic housing area, but larger apartments and houses remain subject to annual obligations

The Polish discount chain plans a cautious launch in selected regions, with employee safety remaining the key condition

The new grant will fund the fifth phase of urgent restoration work in utilities, medicine, agriculture and information resilience

The industry wants to move from fragmented adaptation to systematic alignment with European quality and export standards