Economy
The State Energy Regulatory Commission has begun inspections of regional power companies following complaints about power cut schedules.
The State Energy Supervision Inspectorate of Ukraine is conducting unscheduled inspections of electricity distribution system operators in five regions following complaints regarding compliance with hourly power cut schedules.
Europe increases LNG imports from the US amid rejection of Russian gas
After Russia launched a full-scale war against Ukraine, the European Union sharply reduced its imports of Russian gas. At the same time, dependence on American liquefied natural gas is growing.
Due to bad weather, more than 11,000 railcars carrying grain have accumulated near the ports of Greater Odessa.
Unfavourable weather conditions have complicated the unloading of grain cargoes at the ports of Greater Odessa, leading to the accumulation of more than 11,000 railcars. Work is expected to resume after the infrastructure has been cleared.
China attempts to reshape global trade amid Trump's tariff policy
Beijing sees US President Donald Trump's tariff policy as an opportunity to strengthen its position in global trade. China is accelerating the conclusion of trade agreements and promoting multilateral formats of cooperation.
Military personnel in Ukraine may not have to pay interest and penalties on loans during their service
Servicemen, conscripts and reservists are entitled to credit privileges, which provide for the suspension of interest and penalties during their service. To do so, they must contact their bank and submit supporting documents.
The NBU has declared PINbank and MOTOR-BANK insolvent
The National Bank of Ukraine has decided to classify JSC First Investment Bank (PINbank) and JSC MOTOR-BANK as insolvent. The decision is related to their failure to comply with the requirements for submitting financial recovery plans.
Spain to allocate €200 million to modernise Ukraine's energy sector and infrastructure
The Spanish Office for the Reconstruction of Ukraine will allocate €200 million for the implementation of projects in the energy and infrastructure sectors. The funding will support the modernisation and restoration of key facilities.
Four years of war, assassination attempts and scandals: how Zelensky retained power despite pressure and losses
Volodymyr Zelensky has survived assassination attempts, political crises and a gruelling war that has been raging for four years. Despite blows on the front line and within the country, he remains in office, although his future is increasingly uncertain.
From 1 March, the electricity tariff will remain at 4.32 UAH per kWh.
From 1 March 2026, the electricity tariff for the population in Ukraine will remain unchanged at 4.32 UAH per kWh. This price will remain in effect until at least 30 April 2026.
Eric Trump invests in drone manufacturer Xtend amid expansion of family's defence business
Eric Trump has announced an investment in drone manufacturer Xtend, which plans to go public as part of a $1.5 billion deal. This comes at a time when his father's administration is announcing its intention to more actively support the industry.
Trump cancelled some tariffs after the Supreme Court ruling and introduced a new global tariff of 10 per cent.
After the US Supreme Court ruled that some of the previously imposed tariffs were illegal, Donald Trump announced their cancellation. At the same time, he signed a decree imposing a temporary global tariff of 10 per cent.
From March, pensions in Ukraine will be indexed, with some recipients receiving an increase of 1,000 hryvnia.
From March 2026, pensions in Ukraine will be indexed, and certain categories of pensioners will receive an increase in payments to 1,000 hryvnia. At the same time, some pensioners will not be subject to indexation.
