Economy
Cryptocurrencies in political financing were discussed in Ukraine: the experience of Moldova and Romania
There is currently lively debate in Ukraine regarding the use of cryptocurrencies in political financing, following experiences in Moldova and Romania where corruption schemes involving the bribery of voters using virtual assets have been uncovered. Experts have, in particular, examined the challenges arising from the use of cryptocurrencies for the anonymous financing of political parties.
Decentralisation of the power grid: how wind energy benefits Ukraine during the war
Wind farms are gradually moving away from the ‘green tariff’ scheme and transitioning to the competitive electricity market.
Why is the energy sector such an attractive target in the war with Iran?
The attacks on oil and gas facilities in the Gulf states have sharply heightened the economic risks of war. Analysts are warning of long-term consequences for the global energy market.
Estonia will allocate over €2 billion to joint projects with Ukraine
Tallinn has confirmed its readiness to provide substantial funding for joint initiatives and to step up pressure on Russia
The Ministry of Finance is introducing a 30% tax on suspicious transactions: who will be affected
The Ministry of Finance of Ukraine has introduced new tax rules under which the tax authorities will be able to impose a 30% tax on suspicious financial transactions. This decision applies to legal entities, sole traders and even private individuals. Read on to find out how the new rules will affect businesses and who will be affected by the changes.
New rules for defence procurement: how rising UAV prices will affect contracts
The Ukrainian government has amended Resolution No. 1275, which regulates defence procurement during martial law. Domestic manufacturers of unmanned systems have been permitted to request a review of contract prices in the event of price increases for key components on the market. Read our article to find out how this will affect prices and what steps suppliers need to take.
Pensioners’ payments will be recalculated again from 1 April: who will be eligible and how much they can receive
From 1 April 2026, the Pension Fund of Ukraine will be carrying out an automatic recalculation of pensions for working pensioners. The update is based on the pensionable service accrued and the salary earned over the last two years. Read on to find out who is eligible for an increase and how to apply for a more favourable recalculation yourself.
Exchange rates on 25 March – the dollar and the euro showed a slight rise
On Wednesday, 25 March 2026, the NBU set new exchange rate benchmarks, under which the Ukrainian currency depreciated slightly against major foreign currencies.
Is Ukraine facing a diesel shortage in April: what are the experts predicting?
The media are warning of problems with diesel fuel supplies, but is this really the case?
Buckwheat prices are rising, whilst vegetable prices are falling: the Verkhovna Rada has explained what is driving prices in Ukraine
Prices for bread, oil and buckwheat are rising, whilst vegetables have become cheaper this year. Ukrainians have already noticed the changes in shops, but the reasons vary from product to product.
The EU and Australia have agreed on a free trade deal
The European Union and Australia have agreed to conclude a free trade agreement following several years of negotiations. The agreement provides for a significant reduction in tariffs and greater market access.
The escalation in the Middle East has triggered a rush to buy aluminium
Car manufacturers are concerned about an aluminium shortage due to supply disruptions and are even considering resuming purchases from Russia.
