After 35 years travelling the world for Bloomberg, The Associated Press and Brightwire, Adam founded Ukraine Rebuild Newswire to hold the West to its promise to "build Ukraine back better."
Russia launched attacks on Ukraine's electricity system on Nov. 17, risking a nuclear disaster that must be avoided at all costs, a group of UN experts said, calling on the Russian government to immediately end attacks on energy infrastructure. "The latest large-scale Russian missile attack on
The Covid-19 pandemic, the ongoing war, and the refugee crisis have caused a severe nursing shortage in Ukraine, leaving the country with a nursing density far below the European Union average, according to a study by the World Health Organization.
South Korean companies poised to gain from the post-war reconstruction of Ukraine are seeing a surge in their stock amid expectations that US President-elect Donald Trump will bring the conflict to an end.
DTEK, Ukraine's largest private power producer, will receive a combined €107 million in energy aid from the US and the European Commission to rebuild capacity destroyed by Russian attacks, the company said in a press release. The US will provide $46.1 million to purchase control systems and
Satellite imagery focusing on two Ukrainian wheat production areas — the Kherson and Poltava regions — has shown a drop in wheat production in regions on the front line of conflict with Russia, research published by Environmental Research Letters has found.
In a televised address, Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that Moscow fired on Thursday hypersonic ballistic missiles at a Ukrainian military facility, warning that more could follow, as cited in a Reuters report. Putin has warned that the war in Ukraine is escalating, saying Moscow fired the missiles in response
Ukraine's "Army of Recovery" public works program has given temporary employment to more than 200,000 Ukrainians since it began two years ago, the Ukrainian government said in a press release. The project aims to provide unemployed Ukrainians with a temporary job that focuses on the
Russia strikes three of DTEK's thermal plants, industry source says Russia's weekend missiles strikes on Ukraine hit three of the working thermal plants owned by DTEK, the country's largest private power producer, Reuters reported, citing an unnamed industry source
Today's Contents Reporter's Notepad: * A Sale of Two Banks? Possible hints, rumors and observations from the Economy Ministry, the EBRD, Rothschild & Co and CMS about the government's plan to sell two state banks Just The Facts: * IFC, DFC, Raiffeisen Bank Ukraine launch $210
A consortium of British, Ukrainian and Dutch organizations secured GBP 16 million ($20 million) in funding from the UK government for a project that aims to up-cycle Ukraine's war-torn rubble into green building materials, the University of Leeds said in a press release. The group includes
Ukrainian oil and gas firm Ukrnafta has agreed to acquire a 51% stake in Alliance Holding, a network of 118 operating gas stations, from Shell International Company, Ukrnafta said, without saying how much it paid. The existing 1,550 employees at the gas stations and in the head office will
On the 1,000th day of the war, Kyiv launched US ATACMS missiles at Russian territory on Tuesday, using the permission from the outgoing US administration of Joe Biden, Reuters reported, citing unnamed sources. Ukraine announced that it hit a Russian weapons depot some 110 kms inside Russia, near the
Contents Reporter's Notepad: Meeting Notes published from European Commission Workshops on Foreign Direct Investment, Private Equity and War-Risk Insurance. Just The Facts: Biden's decision to approve Ukraine's use of US long-range missiles faces pushback from allies. Korean tractor maker TYM targets Ukraine
European leaders must be ready to deploy military forces to Ukraine to support any peace deal negotiated by US President-elect Donald Trump between Ukraine and Russia, Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna told the Financial Times. Tsahkna said NATO membership — as requested by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky — would be the
US President Joe Biden's decision to allow Ukraine to use US-made long-range missiles to strike deep into Russian territory has failed to garner support from Ukraine's other allies, signaling Biden's dwindling influence as he approaches the end of his term, Bloomberg reported.
