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New system will separate real farmers from “repackagers” and push oilseeds into domestic processing

Cash volume grew by 8.2% since the start of the year amid seasonal demand and wartime uncertainty

Resolution spells out how businesses, the state and U.S. partners will work together on subsoil, energy and infrastructure projects

Easier rules ignited a boom in small winemaking — but now the sector is running into a shortage of grapes

Cabinet preparing a 200 million UAH program to help farmers and processors build modern warehouses and stop spring price spikes

EIB mission assesses damage from Russian attacks and discusses financing for safety, decommissioning and exclusion zone infrastructure

Ukraine wants to lock in Azerbaijani gas via the Trans-Balkan Corridor and deepen wider economic cooperation

Funding package includes aviation aid, alignment of defense standards, and plans for a joint Ukrainian–Norwegian defense enterprise

London signals readiness to invest, insure war risks and further open its market to Ukrainian goods

Lower duties, bigger quotas and fewer bureaucratic barriers give Ukrainian businesses a more predictable path into the European market

Alliance will continue weapons purchases under PURL, expand non-lethal aid, and study Ukraine’s battlefield innovations  

Platform will unite regions of Ukraine and EU countries in the Carpathian area for joint projects, cross-border development and EU integration

Record 106 billion UAH from citizens, high hryvnia yields of about 16.5% and easy purchase through apps and banks have turned OVDP into a patriotic and profitable tool at the same time

Focus on disability support, pensions, and linking cash assistance to real services  

Ukraine needs workers for wartime recovery — but society still fears “someone will come and replace us”

Sector seen as strategic despite current fuel imports; experts call for several modern, sea-oriented plants

Lower inflation, stable FX, and gradual GDP growth keep macro picture manageable for investors

Ukraine’s car imports climbed 20% YoY to 258.3k units worth $3.7 b — with Germany and the USA leading, China rapidly gaining, and EVs nearing a quarter of all imports

Kyiv remains one of Europe’s most affordable capitals—up to 10× cheaper than top Western markets, creating clear upside once risk premiums fall

Deal effective October 29, 2025 sets stable, long-term terms for market access; first review slated for 2028

New intergovernmental agreement unlocks structured Slovenian support for Ukraine’s reforms, recovery, and EU integration

Lawmakers finalize a consolidated draft on Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) and a deposit-return system, aligning Ukraine with EU standards

At a consular reception in Odesa, Izmail Seaport and Turkish counterparts discussed boosting cargo flows and developing Danube port infrastructure

Grant financing targets reconstruction, modernization, and equipment for high-load facilities serving IDPs; additional Czech support advancing under World Bank-backed program