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The government of Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni on Monday approved a decree extending authorization to send military aid to Ukraine

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The SBC Ukraine Awards 2024 ceremony took place on December 15 in Kyiv, becoming a landmark event for Ukrainian sports marketing

A recent surge in the number of individual entrepreneurs (IEPs) closing their businesses after the signing of a new tax increase law has sparked debate

As Ukraine prepares for post-war recovery, experts predict that up to one-quarter of veterans could transition into entrepreneurship, spurring economic growth and aiding social reintegration

The Ukrainian government is exploring various electoral options, including electronic voting, as it plans for elections once the war with Russia ends, Politico reports

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiga has voiced his approval of a newly passed law that introduces the concept of multiple citizenship, extending gratitude to the members of parliament who voted in favor of the legislation

A new, modern automobile checkpoint will soon be operational on the Ukraine-Poland border, offering improved conditions for thousands of passengers and cargo carriers

During the year 2024, Russia has launched approximately 1,100 missiles at Ukraine’s energy infrastructure

Metinvest Group’s “Hero’s Path: Reintegration of Veterans” program has won two major awards at the annual HR Brand 2024 ceremony, including the Grand Prix

The Norwegian government has announced that it will provide 2.7 billion kroner ($242 million) to bolster Ukraine’s naval forces and enhance their ability to deter Russian activity in the Black Sea

On Friday, December 13, Andrius Kubilius, the newly appointed European Commissioner for Defense and Space, arrived in Ukraine for his first official visit since taking office on December 1

On Friday, December 13, a high-level U.S. delegation arrived in Ukraine’s capital just as the country was under one of its largest missile and drone attacks by Russian forces

Svenja Schulze, Germany’s Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development, arrived in Kyiv on an unannounced visit aimed at delivering critical aid and support to Ukraine

Starting from January 2025, patients in Ukraine may have access to medicines derived from medical cannabis

While Ukrainian airspace remains closed due to the full-scale invasion by Russia, the Ukrainian airline SkyUp Airlines is launching a schedule of direct regular flights from the Chisinau Airport in Moldova to popular European destinations

The House of Commons of the Canadian Parliament has given the green light to allocate 764 million Canadian dollars (approximately $587 million) in military assistance to Ukraine, marking a significant boost in support for the country’s defense needs

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has forecasted that the global aviation industry will achieve a record-breaking $1 trillion in revenues in 2024, driven by robust passenger demand and the easing of travel restrictions

Fitch Ratings, a leading international credit rating agency, has reaffirmed Ukraine’s long-term foreign currency rating at “Limited Default” (RD)

Seven leading banks in Ukraine are set to sign a memorandum aimed at tightening control over financial transfers

Google has released its annual report detailing the most popular search queries among Ukrainians for 2024

Ukraine is set to form a dedicated legal team aimed at holding Russia accountable across all possible jurisdictions

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has sanctioned the terms of a significant financial agreement, securing a 40-year loan of up to $20 billion from the American bank Federal Financing Bank (FFB)

Kristen Michal, the Prime Minister of Estonia, arrived in Kyiv on December 9, underscoring Estonia’s unwavering support for Ukraine amidst ongoing conflicts