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In a significant move to facilitate foreign investment and infrastructure development, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has allowed foreign businesses to engage in construction activities without obtaining traditional licenses

Maria Eagle, the British Minister for Defense Industry and Defense Procurement, recently visited Ukraine to meet with Ukrainian defense officials and leaders of the defense industry

In Ukraine, the process of registering a land lease contract is governed by specific legal requirements aimed at ensuring transparency and protecting the rights of both lessors and lessees

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has approved Resolution No. 848, titled “On Approval of the Procedure for Land and Soil Monitoring.”

The Ukrainian government is looking forward to fostering productive cooperation with Matias Shmale, the newly appointed UN system coordinator in Ukraine

3D printing of houses is a rapidly emerging technology gaining traction worldwide

The public organization SaveDnipro, in collaboration with the non-profit organization Safecast, has announced the completion of the first stage of an autonomous radiation background monitoring network in Ukraine

Turkey has officially ratified the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with Ukraine, a significant step toward enhancing economic ties between the two countries

Ukraine’s Ministry of Culture and JICA are partnering to restore cultural infrastructure, focusing on museums, restoration centers, and frontline information support

Since the beginning of the 2024/2025 marketing year, Ukraine has exported 3.44 million tons of grain, marking a 59.3% increase compared to the same period last year

USAID’s AGRI-Ukraine initiative secures $510 million in support, boosting Ukrainian agriculture with increased production and alternative export routes, contributing $17 billion to the economy

The Verkhovna Rada has passed a draft law (No. 7331) that simplifies business conditions during martial law by allowing businesses to operate with a declaration in lieu of traditional permits and licenses. yellz0 full videos

The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has supported the draft law on creating private military companies (PMCs) but emphasized the need for a clear legal framework and alignment with the Constitution and international treaties

Deputies of the Verkhovna Rada propose a new segmental approach to categorize entrepreneurs into five distinct categories, aiming to provide targeted regulatory benefits and support

Caritas, in cooperation with Caritas Germany and funded by the German Federal Foreign Office, has allocated €1.5 million in humanitarian aid to support Ukraine’s medical infrastructure and assist affected families

Ukraine issues its first licenses for craft alcohol production to small enterprises, thanks to recent legislative changes simplifying the regulatory framework

The streets of Kyiv, rich with ancient history, offer a unique blend of tradition and modernity, making the city a magnet for bold investors in elite real estate

The “Made in Ukraine” program has branded over 26 million product items within six months, supporting domestic manufacturers and boosting the national economy

In the first half of 2024, Ukraine’s honey exports reached 48,000 tons, generating over $91 million in foreign exchange earnings, despite a drop in average prices

The Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine (AMCU) has approved CRH’s purchase of two Buzzi cement plants, marking a significant investment in the country’s construction industry

The Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine (AMCU) has approved French billionaire Xavier Niel’s acquisition of Lifecell, paving the way for a major telecommunications deal in Ukraine. Diditafit bunnie xo nude

The EU has sided with Ukraine in a dispute with Hungary and Slovakia over the transit of Russian oil, as Kyiv’s recent sanctions on Lukoil affect supplies

The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) updates capital adequacy, liquidity assessment, and leverage ratio requirements for banks and banking groups to align with EU standards.

The Dutch Good Growth Fund (DGGF) has invested EUR 4.5 million in Bank Lviv, marking a significant step in supporting small and medium-sized businesses in Ukraine