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The EBRD signs a $62 million deal with Romania’s Port of Constanța — a strategic operation that shifts the balance of power in Black Sea logistics. We analyze why this matters for Moldova’s trade and how it could affect the reconstruction of Ukrainian infrastructure.
The head of a contracting firm has been referred to court for official negligence — the budget overpaid more than UAH 1.2 million. This is not just a criminal case, but a signal of gaps in the oversight of public funds at a critical time for the country.
Quantum Frontline Industries' first facility in Germany combines Ukrainian field-developed designs with German automation. This is not marketing — it's a step toward large-scale, secure delivery of UAVs to the front lines.
Because of production delays and widespread damage, the government is proposing to take compatible units from Soviet-era power plants in Eastern Europe — what this will mean for cities and why the decision matters right now.
An international agency reported damage to equipment following the February 7 shelling. We explain why power-grid fluctuations caused by the fighting are not merely a technical nuisance, but a systemic risk to electricity supply.
The National Security and Defense Council (NSDC) has blocked 91 vessels that were transporting oil from Novorossiysk, Ust‑Luga and Primorsk to circumvent sanctions. Why this matters and what’s next?
After buying out stakes in Graal LLC, Maksym Krippa, through the ARS Capital fund, plans to unfreeze the "Stolichnyi" project. We examine why this matters for traffic, public space, and the image of the European capital.
Petronet LNG's head confirmed readiness to ramp up purchases from the US at "reasonable" prices (Bloomberg). The decision could change demand for LNG, put pressure on spot prices, and have indirect implications for Ukraine's energy security.
Reuters reports damage to a key unit at a Lukoil plant. That means roughly a 40% loss of capacity and potential disruptions to fuel logistics, including military supplies.
The Cabinet of Ministers approved rules for verifying the outcomes of public investments after project completion. This is the first unified mechanism in Ukraine — and it changes the approach to transparency, budget planning, and donor confidence.
Ukraine imported batteries worth more than UAH 10.4 billion — the monetary value rose by UAH 6.5 billion compared with January 2025. We examine where most were imported from and what the implications are for energy security and state revenues.
The former NATO secretary-general, in an interview with El País, warned of possible Russian aggression and suggested using the excess capacity of car plants to produce weapons. Why does this concern Europe's security and what are the benefits and risks for Ukraine?
A Ukrainian defense startup has received investment from European investors. We explain why this is not only an investment in a company but also a strategic asset for operational reconnaissance and frontline logistics.
The Commercial Court has opened a new proceeding over the recovery of 4 hectares near the Dnipro. It’s not just about the land — it’s about access to the waterfront, budget losses, and a precedent for returning assets.
The tanker Seapeak Glasgow departed from a terminal in Ningbo carrying a cargo of liquefied gas. It’s the first such shipment in four years — we examine why Beijing is selling part of its reserves and what the consequences are for the EU and Ukraine.
In January 2026, Ukraine imported audio and video devices worth $177.8 million — nearly 50% higher than a year earlier. Why the rise in imports matters not only for trade, but also for the strategic risks and opportunities facing Ukraine’s industry.
Bihus.info highlighted purchases at the luxury Glacier complex by relatives of three prosecutors. The Prosecutor General’s Office investigation is not merely a check of isolated facts but an indicator of trust in the law enforcement system during the war.
Reuters: the new CEO has suspended the plan to split the company to focus resources on operational recovery. The decision is important for markets, consumers and offers lessons for Ukrainian business.
A €6.1 million investment and a USAID grant: Suziria Group is establishing local production of "pouches" to reduce dependence on imports and strengthen supply chains during the war.
The sale of the rights to Britney Spears' hits to publishing company Primary Wave is not just a show-business sensation. It's a market signal: music catalogs have become an asset class with their own rules. We break down the numbers, the mechanics of the deal, and the lessons for Ukrainian culture and investment.
Brent and WTI rose more than 1% amid diplomatic uncertainty and inventory data — we explain why this affects your wallet and the army’s logistics.
Due to a personnel shortage, Parliament has temporarily allowed people up to 70 years old to remain in service — for the duration of martial law and for two years thereafter. We examine why this was done and what the consequences are for the state and for young professionals.
The National Commission for State Regulation of Energy and Utilities (NKREKP) reports: higher price caps attracted record imports and shortened the duration of power outages. We explain why the decision was made and what risks remain.
The Commercial Court of Kyiv has opened a case concerning gas trader Dmytro Firtash. We examine why the proceedings are important for energy security, what risks they pose to the market, and what could change before the next hearing on April 9, 2026.
A pop star has handed over management of her hit songs to the company Primary Wave. We break down what such a deal means for copyright, how catalogs are valued, and why it matters for Ukraine.
A French company has become the sole owner of the Dutch Zeeland refinery. The decision is the result of sanctions pressure and market concerns. We examine why this matters for the energy security of Europe and Ukraine.
After the arrest of Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela's exports are reviving — a test for sanctions, supply chains and the region's energy stability.
Kharkiv region’s power system, hit by shelling, has been declared unsafe. The decision opens access to the state program "SvitloDim" — what will change for condominium associations (OSBB) and residents of frontline communities.
Urals is trading nearly $15 below Brent — this reduces Russia's revenues, alters export routes, and has a direct impact on the Kremlin's ability to finance the war. We break down the numbers and the consequences.
The largest mobile operator has unified digital services — from mobile connectivity to e-health. We explain why this matters for patients, pharmacies, and the market as a whole.