Europe Depends on the Work of Ukrainians. What Happens When They Return Home
The article discusses the reliance of Europe on Ukrainian workers and the potential implications of their return home.
Document on Ukraine's reconstruction drafted during Geneva talks – senior Ukrainian national security official
Ukrainian officials discussed post-war reconstruction plans with U.S. representatives during recent Geneva negotiations.
Geneva meeting between Ukrainian and US delegations begins
A meeting between Ukrainian and US delegations focused on economic support and recovery begins in Geneva.
Polish foreign minister says Ukrainian immigrants are more professionally active than Poles
Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski highlighted that Ukrainian immigrants in Poland demonstrate higher professional activity than native Poles, establishing over 120,000 companies since 2022.
EU chief promises a €90 billion loan to Ukraine in Kyiv
Ursula von der Leyen, the head of the European Commission, announced a commitment to grant Ukraine a €90 billion loan amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Russia's 'death economy' and Ukrainian resistance: Four years of war in Ukraine
The article reflects on the fourth anniversary of the war in Ukraine, highlighting the themes of Russia's operations and the ongoing Ukrainian resistance.
What has the war in Ukraine cost? The price is hardly believable.
The article discusses the immense cost of the war in Ukraine, highlighting personal stories and the broader implications of the conflict on Ukrainian civilians.
"A Woman Can Handle Everything." The War Has a Surprising Economic Winner
Ukrainian women have taken on significant economic roles amidst the war, stepping into traditionally male professions as the country faces economic challenges due to the conflict.
Budanov: Ukraine needs reindustrialization
Kyrylo Budanov, the head of the Ukrainian President's Office, stated that Ukraine requires reindustrialization to rebuild its economy.
Latvian Intelligence Chief: Russia May Remain on a War Footing Even After the Ukraine Conflict
Latvian intelligence chief states that Russia will continue to militarize its economy post-Ukrainian conflict.
Ukrainian expert: 'Will the Coalition of the Resolute Cross the Rubicon of Indecision?' [INTERVIEW]
In an interview, Ukrainian expert Mykhailo Gonchar discusses the dire state of Russia's economy amidst the ongoing war against Ukraine and the necessity of depriving the aggressor of funding sources.
Zelensky Unveils Russian Plan. He Discussed How Moscow Wants to Win Over Trump
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky revealed that Russia allegedly proposed a $12 trillion economic cooperation package to gain support from American President Donald Trump amid talks for ending the war in Ukraine.
Could we do without Ukrainians? Just pay the Czechs, readers suggest
Readers suggest that if Czechs are adequately compensated, the country could manage without Ukrainian workers.
The Impact of Ukrainian Attacks on the Economy and Energy in Russia
Ukrainian drone and missile attacks on Russian energy facilities are increasing economic pressure on Moscow, with over 160 attacks reported in a year.
According to Ukrainian intelligence, China is deepening its financial partnership with Russia
Ukraine's foreign intelligence service reports that China is increasingly relying on Russia as an economic and financial partner amid growing regional debt problems.
Ukrainian Expert: "Will the Coalition of the Determined Cross the Rubicon of Indecision?" [INTERVIEW]
Mychajło Gonczar discusses the pressing need to diminish Russia's financial resources to halt its aggression against Ukraine following indications that the country's economy is faltering.
Putin will not cease fire until the task is fulfilled. Former Minister described the contradictions about Zelensky
Former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba predicts that no agreement will be reached with Russia on a ceasefire by the end of winter, as Russia aims to continue its strategy of destroying Ukraine's economy and energy sector.
International pressure expected to reduce Russia's oil revenues by US$30 billion, says Zelenskyy
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that international restrictions on Russian maritime oil exports may reduce Russia's annual oil revenues by at least $30 billion, which could impact funding for its military operations.
Former Deputy Prime Minister of Canada Becomes Zelensky's Advisor
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky appointed former Canadian Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland as his economic development advisor, citing her experience in attracting investments.
Zelensky Taps High-Profile Canadian Politician as Economic Adviser
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has appointed a prominent Canadian politician as an economic adviser to bolster Ukraine's economic strategies amid ongoing challenges.
Zelenskyy names Canada’s ex-finance minister as economic adviser in Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has appointed former Canadian finance minister Chrystia Freeland as an economic adviser to enhance Ukraine's internal resilience amid the ongoing war.