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."
US Republican House leader Mike Johnson demanded the firing of Ukraine's ambassador to the United States after President Volodymyr Zelensky's highly publicized visit to an ammunition factory in Pennsylvania on Sunday. "After organizing a partisan campaign event in a battleground state this week, Ukrainian Ambassador
Romania's large Black Sea port and robust rail network as well as its membership in both the European Union and NATO make it a likely hub for the reconstruction of neighboring Ukraine, according to an op-ed piece published by Emerging Europe. "Romania has the potential to emerge
The firing earlier this month of the chief executive of the national power transmission network, Ukrenergo, has become a focal point for Western fears that a political power grab is underway in Ukraine, Politico reported. Chief Executive Volodymyr Kudrytskyi was officially fired for failing to adequately protect Ukrenergo facilities from
Table of Contents * Just The Facts. The latest events related to the reconstruction of Ukraine. * Reporter's Notepad. Exclusive reporting and notes on stakeholder meetings. * That's What You Think. Summaries of new opinion pieces from influential media outlets, pundits and intellectuals around the world. * Sober Second Thought.
Adam Brown, editor of Ukraine Rebuild Newswire, interviewed Bart Gruyaert, project director at Neo-Eco, a French company that produces building materials from war rubble and industrial waste. The interview focused on the activities of Neo-Eco in Ukraine. Key points include: Circular Economy: Bart explains how Neo Eco uses industrial waste
Neo-Eco, a French company that transforms war rubble and industrial waste into low-carbon construction materials, is stepping up investment in Ukraine, which it considers the "best place on earth to be" for a company with its "circular economy" business model. The company, which entered Ukraine shortly
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said his government's "victory plan," drafted to bring peace on terms acceptable to Ukraine, is now ready after weeks of preparation. The plan, which Zelensky pledged to present to US President Joe Biden soon, "has fully prepared – all points, all key
Ukrainian industrial park developer Alterra Group has established its own recruitment agency and considers importing workers from India due to a severe labor shortage caused by military conscription and the refugee crisis in Ukraine, the founder said. "For my company, the labor shortage is quite an issue, as well
Conference Organizer: AHK Ukraine - German Chambers of Commerce Abroad Topics Covered: AHK Ukraine breakfast meeting and interview covering the role industrial parks play in Ukraine’s industrial development and the opportunities they offer for businesses. Speakers Transcribed: AHK Ukraine CEO Reiner Perau interviews Alterra Group Ukraine founder Dmytro Kovalchuk
Neo-Eco, which produces building materials from war rubble and industrial waste, is building a state-of-the-art laboratory in Ukraine to accelerate product development so it can supply builders during the expected rush of reconstruction when the war ends. The 700-square-meter laboratory, to open soon in the central Ukrainian city of Kryvyi
Table of Contents * Just the Facts. The latest news related to the reconstruction of Ukraine. * Reporter's Notepad. Exclusive reporting along with notes on meetings and transcripts of speeches, interviews and conferences attended. * That's What You Think. Coverage of the latest opinion pieces from influential media outlets,
Conference organizers: Federation of Employers of Ukraine (FEU) and the Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers of Poland (ZPP) Topics covered: Polish-Ukrainian economic cooperation in the areas of transport and logistics, trade, and infrastructure cooperation Speakers Transcribed (Transcriptions start after summaries): Valerii Tkachov, deputy director of the Commercial Department of JSC
Denmark has allocated €7.2 million to restore the water supply infrastructure in Mykolaiv's Korabelny neighborhood as a pilot project for similar works throughout the southern Ukrainian city. The project aims to restore freshwater access, damaged in an attack shortly after the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, said
The Italian government has pledged €45 million to restore five architectural monuments in the southern Ukrainian city of Odesa that have been damaged during the Russian invasion, said an Odesa city official. Ivan Liptuha, head of the city council's Department of Culture and European Integration, told the news
