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In November, U.S. liquefied natural gas exports reached a record 10.7 million tonnes. The rise in shipments is easing pressure on markets in Europe and Asia; U.S. production could roughly double by the end of the decade.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz will send a letter to Ursula von der Leyen asking her to review the part of the Fit for 55 regulation that bans the sale of new cars with internal combustion engines after 2035 and to allow hybrids, range‑extenders and "high‑efficiency" engines. The European Commission is set to present proposals on 10 December.
Demand for Ukrainian corn on the global market is falling as competition intensifies.
Lukoil International companies have been granted permission to conduct business operations until February 2026.
ARMA announced a new auction to select a manager for IDS Ukraine, including all key enterprises of the group.
An accident at the Baikonur Cosmodrome has damaged the only launch pad for crewed missions.
The M4 line will become the first fully driverless line in the Polish capital.
Kyivkhlib (Alviva Group) has begun producing dry confectionery products — wafers, biscuits and snacks; total production capacity is 500 tonnes per month.