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Сьогодні — 04.06.2026
The latest data from the regulator’s survey on business expectations for the first quarter of 2026
The All-Ukraine Business Expectations Index rose to 105.8% in the first quarter of 2026. At the same time, regional figures show significant differences in how businesses assess the economic situation and future prospects.
How China overtook the US and what lies ahead for Ukraine
In Ukraine, there is growing debate about the country’s economic development model and the role of fiscal policy in economic growth.
Rules for Ukrainians on declaring foreign income
Ukrainians who are officially employed abroad are required to declare their foreign income in Ukraine. At the same time, international agreements allow them to avoid double taxation.
The ESBU should focus on combating smuggling and illicit schemes rather than pursuing cases against businesses
I cannot resist thanking the Transcarpathian Regional Security Service for promptly warning of a threat to the country’s economic security posed by a plastic surgery clinic in Uzhhorod.
Belarus has closed access to forests in a number of border areas
The Belarusian authorities have imposed restrictions on access to forests in 19 districts. Some of these are located near the borders with Ukraine, Poland and Lithuania.
Failure in Kyiv to establish homeowners' associations for the housing stock
Housing management reform in Kyiv: the current situation regarding the establishment of homeowners’ associations differs significantly from the forecasts made when the reform was launched ten years ago.
Customs Update: systematic dialogue between the business community and the State Customs Service
The Ukrainian Business Council, the American Chamber of Commerce and the European Business Association held their first meeting with the new Head of the State Customs Service, Orest Mandziy.
From aviation to medicine – world-class Ukrainian inventions and achievements
Scientific, technical, medical and cultural achievements associated with Ukraine and Ukrainians
Outsourcing an entire generation: how Ukraine is voluntarily handing over a monopoly on its own young people to the Europeans
Once again, I suggest we examine various aspects of our social life; today, I’d like to look at demographics through the lens of macroeconomics, focusing on the reasons behind the largest transfer of young intellectual capital in European history.
Ukraine launched a large-scale strike on the Moscow region ahead of Putin’s visit to China
On the eve of Vladimir Putin’s trip to China, Ukraine launched one of the largest strikes on the Moscow region since the start of the full-scale war. The attack resulted in fires at infrastructure sites, whilst around 200 flights were cancelled or delayed at Sheremetyevo Airport.
A draft bill on social services proposes state funding for support for children in inclusive education
In Bill No. 14191, the bill’s sponsors stress the need for state funding to support children during inclusive education.
Yulia Mendel, NABU and ‘Mindichgate’: what is the connection, and why is it against the state’s interests?
The renewed focus on the ‘Mindichgate’ scandal, the actions of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) and the statements made by the President’s former press secretary, Yulia Mendel, are linked to international political developments surrounding the war in Ukraine.
