Economy
Czech President in Kyiv: Only Ukraine wants peace; support and pressure on Russia must be stepped up
During his visit to Kyiv, the Czech president stated that Ukraine is ready for negotiations and difficult compromises for the sake of peace, while Russia shows no willingness, which requires joint pressure from Europe and the United States.
The EU Council has given the green light to the creation of AI gigafactories in Europe
The European Union has updated the rules governing the EuroHPC joint initiative in order to launch large-scale computing centres for artificial intelligence in Europe and strengthen the Union's technological independence.
Schröder did not hand over documents on contacts with Putin to the Bundestag
The report on official documents from Gerhard Schröder's time as chancellor has been postponed due to an ongoing review of the archives in the Social Democratic Party's foundation.
The EU is discussing "facilitated membership" for Ukraine, causing concern in capitals
Brussels is preparing proposals to change the rules for EU enlargement, which could speed up Ukraine's accession within the framework of a peaceful settlement, but at the same time are frightening some member states with the consequences for the unity of the bloc.
Reboot of the ESBU on hold: for six months, Tsivinsky has been unable to determine how to evaluate detectives and analysts
The Economic Security Bureau of Ukraine has not yet decided on the procedure for conducting the certification, which must be undergone by the management of the central office and regional departments, and subsequently by the rest of the ESBU employees.
The US and Taiwan have signed a $250 billion trade agreement with lower tariffs for Taiwanese goods.
The agreement provides for a reduction in US tariffs to 15 per cent in exchange for large-scale investments in the US technology sector and the creation of new industrial sites.
Britain to allocate £20 million to restore Ukraine's energy infrastructure
The funding will go towards repairs, protection and electricity generation following Russian attacks and is intended to support millions of households during the energy emergency.
Ukraine convenes Energy Ramstein to strengthen support for the energy system
The Foreign Ministry and the Ministry of Energy are preparing an international meeting to attract additional funds and equipment after Russian shelling. A $200 million aid package has already been confirmed.
Venezuelan oil goes through Curaçao: the island could become a key hub for US plans
The first tanker carrying oil from Venezuela has already arrived in Curaçao, and export volumes could increase tenfold. Local authorities are talking about an economic opportunity, but lawyers are warning of potential risks.
Due to massive attacks in Ukraine, curfew rules are being changed
Against the backdrop of the emergency situation in the energy sector, the government is stepping up the work of its headquarters, allowing movement to points of resilience at night and speeding up the connection of backup generation.
The government is implementing comprehensive measures to stabilise the energy system after shelling and an abnormal winter
The Cabinet of Ministers is expanding coordination efforts, easing restrictions and increasing generation reserves to minimise the impact of the energy emergency.
Billions on hold: why Ukraine's IT exports are fluctuating and whether this poses a threat to the economy
Ukraine's IT exports in 2025 show moderate growth amid war and global instability, remaining a key pillar of the economy despite monthly fluctuations.
