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The billionaire's lawyers argue that the proceeds from the sale of Chelsea remain his property. This is not just a legal dispute — the ruling will determine the pace of reconstruction and set a precedent for international lawsuits against assets linked to the aggressor.
Mitsubishi Chemical and Idemitsu Kosan have suspended part of their ethylene production due to a shortage of ligroin following the blockage of the Strait of Hormuz. We explain why this is not just a Japanese problem and how it could affect prices and logistics — including for Ukraine.
Putting emotions aside: the new code does not take away 126 days of maternity leave. It introduces an additional four months for parents — we examine who benefits from this and which guarantees remain in force.
Money loves silence, but these numbers are worth knowing. The Kyiv Regional Prosecutor's Office has uncovered a network that supplied counterfeit fuel to gas stations — the fallout hits wallets, erodes trust in the market, and jeopardizes equipment safety.
The WSJ reports on investments tied to the Trump family in a company that is negotiating to license and acquire Ukrainian technologies — we examine what benefits and risks this poses for Ukraine’s defense sector.
Bloomberg reports a drop in production due to overflowing storage facilities and export problems. We explain why this matters for fuel prices in Ukraine and what steps are needed to reduce the risks.
Belgrade has temporarily restricted supplies of motor fuel to protect the domestic market from shortages and price spikes. We examine why this matters for Ukraine and what practical consequences to expect in the coming weeks.
SIPRI: Over 2021–2025 Ukraine received 9.7% of global arms imports. We examine who is supplying them, why volumes fluctuate, and what the implications are for the country’s security and defense capabilities.
Asaja and Copa‑Cogeca are urging the European Commission to seek the removal of the 10% tariff on soy and rapeseed or to introduce reciprocal measures. We explain why this matters for Ukrainian farmers, processors, and trade relations with the EU.
Bahrain's largest oil refinery has been shut down after an attack — the effects are already being felt in the markets and at Ukrainian gas stations. We break down what happened and why Ukraine should monitor every tanker.
Manipulating flags and AIS is not just a technical trick. We explain why vessels change their identification, what risks this creates for global trade, and how it could hit the Ukrainian fuel market.
The destruction of the central branch in Kramatorsk is not just a lost building. We explain why the swift restoration of services matters for residents, logistics, and social payments in the Donetsk region.
Bloomberg surveyed traders and analysts: a de facto blockade of the Strait of Hormuz could push Brent to $100 within days — Ukrainian gas stations are already feeling the impact. We explain why this matters and how it will affect Ukraine’s economy and security.
Saudi officials say they neutralized drones that were heading toward one of the kingdom’s largest fields. Why this matters for global markets and for the Ukrainian wallet — briefly and to the point.
Two civil lawsuits in U.S. District Court tie Mohammad Hossein Shamkhani to a network that, according to the U.S. Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), laundered billions from the sale of Iranian and Russian oil. Why this matters for sanctions policy and Ukraine's security — brief and to the point.
A nighttime attack damaged a critical infrastructure facility: in several districts of the capital, tens of thousands of people may feel the cold. We examine the scale, the causes, and the measures city authorities and the government are already taking.
Wizz Air’s British unit has been granted the right to operate charter flights to the United States. Why this matters for Ukrainian fans in the UK, for business, and for the aviation market as a whole.
An Italian found a live scorpion in a box of chess pieces ordered from China via Temu. Far from just a curiosity, the incident highlights questions about product controls, platform responsibility, and the safety of deliveries in the EU and beyond.
Bloomberg reports the dispatch of the tanker Lebrethah following QatarEnergy’s declaration of force majeure. We examine why this matters for EU energy security and what it could mean for Ukraine.
The blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and drone attacks are forcing Aramco to raise its risk premium — European fuel markets and budgets are already feeling the impact, and for Ukraine higher prices mean increased costs for logistics and defense.
The Wall Street Journal and analysts at Kpler report that Kuwait is already cutting production because storage tanks are overflowing following the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. We explain why this matters for global markets and for Ukraine.
SPP is negotiating to increase supplies of Russian gas for 2026–2027, while simultaneously receiving about 20 offers from non‑Russian suppliers. We examine why this is happening now and what the implications are for the region.
After the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and strikes on Qatar, gas prices have jumped and European storage facilities are running low as winter approaches. We examine why this matters for Ukraine's economy, the front lines, and international politics.
Spending several hours at the border is not just an inconvenience. It means lost working hours, additional costs, and a challenge to national mobility. We examine the results of the Ministry for Communities and Territories Development’s survey and the steps that could change the situation.
Money loves silence, but these numbers are worth knowing: Anthropic's new metric shows which jobs are already being automated — we analyze the risks and practical steps for the Ukrainian labor market.
The U.S. Department of Defense's decision is not just a corporate dispute. It is a signal to the defense technology market that affects access to critical AI services and partners' strategies — including for Ukraine.
The Hungarian prime minister has issued an ultimatum — demanding that transports be blocked until Ukraine resumes pumping through the Druzhba pipeline. We examine why this has happened now and what the consequences are for Ukraine and its partners.
OFAC issued a short-term license: we explain what exactly is permitted, why Washington took this step, and what the consequences are for Russia, India, and Ukraine.
Financial Times warns: the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and attacks on fertilizer plants are causing disruptions that could quickly affect prices and yields. How this will impact Ukraine's planting season and global food security — in an easy-to-follow breakdown.
IDS Ukraine, the producer of "Morshynska", didn't just replace the Borjomi brand in its portfolio — its new products are already carving out a part of the market and demonstrate how Ukrainian business is adapting during the war. Why this matters for consumers and the economy — briefly and without hype.