Since the onset of the full-scale Russian invasion in 2022, close to 19,000 companies have relocated within Ukraine, with more than 1,000 businesses moving from cities to regions, according to data from Opendatabot
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The Dutch government has announced a significant increase in its support for Ukraine, committing an additional €4.4 billion for military and humanitarian aid from 2024 to 2026
Ukraine has commenced construction on its first non-Soviet nuclear power unit at the Khmelnytskyi Nuclear Power Plant, employing Westinghouse’s AR1000 technology
The outgoing government of the Netherlands has announced its decision to allocate an additional €400 million to Ukraine to aid in the country’s defense against the ongoing Russian invasion in 2024
Lithuania has dispatched another shipment of military assistance to Ukraine, comprising anti-drone systems, generators, and folding beds, as confirmed by the Lithuanian Ministry of Defense
The National Assembly of Bulgaria has sanctioned financial aid amounting to 60,000 euros to assist Ukraine
The German government has announced its latest round of military support for Ukraine, comprising an array of advanced equipment aimed at bolstering Ukraine’s defense capabilities
The United States is poised to approve an additional $61 billion in aid to Ukraine this April, as indicated by Kurt Volker, the former U.S. State Department’s Special Representative for Ukraine.
The German defense contractor Rheinmetall is set to supply Ukraine with 20 more Marder infantry fighting vehicles (IFVs), following instructions from the German government
The Ministry of Energy of Ukraine and the Danish Ministry of Climate, Energy, and Utilities have inked agreements to collaborate in the renewable energy sphere, with a special focus on biogas development
The Ministry of Reintegration of the Temporarily Occupied Territories of Ukraine has announced that international partners have pledged over $700 million for humanitarian demining projects in Ukraine, extending through to 2027
Greece is reportedly planning to transfer up to 32 F-16 fighter jets to the Ukrainian Armed Forces, a move that hinges on France’s approval, according to News Break
The State Statistics Service of Ukraine has reported a significant increase in the volume of construction work throughout the country in 2023, marking a 22.6% rise compared to the figures of 2022.
n a significant development, Ukraine and Latvia have announced a collaborative venture to commence the production of projectiles, a move that could have substantial implications for investors watching the defense sector
Latvia has officially approved a new aid package totaling €9.6 million for Ukraine in 2024, with a focus on both reconstruction efforts and military support
In February 2024, Ukraine witnessed a significant increase in land transactions, with 9,600 land purchase and sale agreements covering a total of 22,000 hectares
France is set to bolster Ukraine’s military capabilities by transferring hundreds of VAB armored personnel carriers at the beginning of 2025, as part of a new military aid package
Greece is set to provide Ukraine with a substantial batch of ammunition as part of its support against the ongoing conflict
Ukraine is on the path to making medical cannabis-based products accessible, contingent on a series of essential legislative reforms and readiness within the pharmaceutical sector
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
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