Economy
The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) has concluded its internal investigation into possible breaches of the law in the ‘Clean City’ case, which was overseen by Oleksandr Tsyvinskyi
The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) has concluded an internal investigation into possible breaches of the law by Ruslan Magamedrasulov, head of the bureau’s detective unit. He had previously been accused of receiving funds in exchange for helping to avoid prosecution for Volodymyr Solonchak, who featured in Komarnytskyi’s recordings in the “Clean City” case. At the time, the investigation was overseen by the current director of the Economic Security Bureau of Ukraine, Oleksandr Tsyvinskyi.
The Cabinet of Ministers is set to present its pension reform plan: what might change
On 8 June, the Cabinet of Ministers is due to present the concept for the future pension reform to the coalition council. The Verkhovna Rada is expecting a review of the approaches to pension calculation, indexation and special payments.
Ukraine's international reserves have fallen to $45.7 billion: what happened
Ukraine’s international reserves stood at $45.7 billion as of 1 June 2026. In May, they fell by 5.2% due to currency interventions by the National Bank of Ukraine and the government’s payments on external obligations.
The government has approved the Export Strategy up to 2030: details
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved Ukraine’s Export Strategy up to 2030. The document sets out plans to increase exports of goods and services to $85 billion and to reduce the share of raw materials in Ukrainian exports.
New fuel labels are set to appear at petrol stations across Ukraine: what drivers need to know
New European fuel classifications for petrol and diesel are set to appear at Ukrainian petrol stations. Drivers have been told whether the familiar A-95 and A-92 grades will disappear and who needs to be more careful when choosing fuel
The NBU has fined financial firms hundreds of millions of hryvnias: who made the list
In May, the National Bank of Ukraine imposed sanctions on one bank and nine non-bank financial institutions. This was due to breaches of financial monitoring requirements and foreign exchange legislation
Africa is building a gas pipeline to Europe to replace Russian gas
Algeria has begun construction on its section of the Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline, which is intended to link Nigeria’s gas fields with European markets. The project could become one of the new routes for gas supplies to Europe following a reduction in dependence on Russia
The free sale of petrol has been completely halted in Crimea
Restrictions on the sale of petrol have been introduced in at least 15 regions of Russia, as well as in the occupied territories of Ukraine.
The average price of A-95 petrol in Ukraine has fallen to 75.82 UAH per litre
On Thursday, 4 June, the average price of A-95 petrol in Ukraine fell by 5 kopecks to 75.82 UAH per litre. Diesel fuel fell by 3 kopecks to 85.39 UAH per litre.
The government will allocate nearly 939 million hryvnias to Ukrnafta’s gas-fired power generation
The Cabinet of Ministers will allocate nearly 939 million hryvnias from the Finnish-Ukrainian Investment Fund to the development of distributed gas-fired power generation in Ukraine. The funds will be directed towards Ukrnafta projects in the Ivano-Frankivsk and Lviv regions.
The government has expanded the payment scheme for young doctors: what has changed
The government has expanded the list of young doctors who are eligible for a one-off payment of 200,000 hryvnias for taking up a post in state or municipal healthcare facilities.
“The customs overhaul is stalling,” - says the anti-corruption centre “Mezha”
Despite his public promises, the new head of the State Customs Service, Orest Mandziy, has begun a restructuring of the Service starting with middle management rather than overhauling the senior leadership. Furthermore, he has extended the contract of his deputy, whose integrity is questioned by campaigners.
