Tag: International affairs

Greece is set to provide Ukraine with a substantial batch of ammunition as part of its support against the ongoing conflict

Michael O’Flaherty, the newly appointed Commissioner for Human Rights of the Council of Europe, has announced his intention to prioritize addressing the impacts of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine during his six-year term

Gold prices have soared to unprecedented levels, with a significant increase observed since mid-February, driven by multiple contributing factors

The Ukrainian Ministry of Finance has successfully secured a grant of $118 million from the Japanese government

Belgium has announced a significant contribution of €100 million to aid Ukraine in the maintenance of F-16 fighters, as stated by Belgian Defense Minister Ludvin Dedonder

In a significant diplomatic engagement, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba visited New Delhi, marking his first trip to India since the onset of the full-scale Russian invasion

Germany has unveiled a substantial new package of military aid for Ukraine, as detailed on the Federal Government of Germany’s website and reported by the General Staff of the Armed Forces

Ukraine has successfully received a $1.5 billion loan aimed at supporting the “Fundamentals of Growth” development policy, facilitated by Japan and Great Britain through the World Bank’s mechanism

A delegation of French politicians, including the Speaker of the National Assembly of France, Yael Bron-Pivet, visited Kyiv to express solidarity with Ukraine amidst the ongoing conflict

The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has introduced a new initiative under its “Competitive Economy of Ukraine” program to bolster Ukrainian businesses during the ongoing war

Slovenia has pledged its support for the Czech Republic’s initiative to procure artillery ammunition for Ukraine from sources outside the European Union

The Development Bank of the Council of Europe (BDEB) has greenlit a new project titled “NOME. Compensation for destroyed property,” setting aside a €100 million loan to aid Ukraine

Ukraine is set to bolster its aerial reconnaissance capabilities with the addition of 400 drones from the French company Delair, as reported by the French publication L’Usine Nouvelle

Iceland has pledged nearly €2 million to the Czech initiative aimed at procuring artillery shells for Ukraine, as detailed in a government press release

Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal announced that Ukraine has received an $880 million disbursement from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), marking the third tranche of financial support under the Extended Fund Facility (EFF) program

Marko Mihkelson, the chairman of the Estonian Riigikogu’s (Parliament) commission on foreign affairs, has made a visit to Kyiv, Ukraine

Ukraine’s SE Defense Procurement Agency, part of the Ministry of Defense, and the Danish Ministry of Defense’s Procurement and Logistics Organization (DALO) have entered into a memorandum of understanding and cooperation concerning defense procurement

Josep Borrell, the European Union’s High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, has disclosed that the EU and its member states have collectively supplied Ukraine with military equipment valued at a total of €31 billion since the onset of the conflict

Ukraine is set to finalize an agreement in June for the purchase of two nuclear reactors from Bulgaria, intended for the Khmelnytsky Nuclear Power Plant (NPP)

Lithuania has reinforced its support for Ukraine amidst ongoing conflict by providing anti-drone systems, as reported by the “European Truth.”

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved the allocation of an $880 million tranche to Ukraine following the completion of the third review of the extended financing program

The Czech Republic has dispatched its last two Mi-24 helicopters, the remaining units in its army’s inventory, to Ukraine

Estonia has pledged a new military aid package to Ukraine, valued at 20 million euros, as announced by Estonian Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur during his visit to Kyiv

Rob Bauer, the Chair of the NATO Military Committee, made a historic visit to Ukraine on March 21, marking the first time NATO’s highest military official has visited the country since the escalation of the conflict more than two years ago