South Korean asphalt concrete manufacturer SG and the State Agency for Restoration and Infrastructure Development of Ukraine have signed a memorandum of cooperation.
The State Agency of Ukraine for the Management of the Exclusion Zone and the state-owned operator of Ukraine's nuclear power plants, Energoatom, are expected to soon sign a deal to start installing small modular reactors at Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, said the head of the agency, Hryhoriy Ishchenko.
The European Union (EU) has committed €36.8 million to support the operations of the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) in Ukraine from July 2025 through December 2026.
Today's Contents Just The Facts: * Trump says he will speak with Putin and Zelensky on Monday about ending war * Denmark announces DKK 4.2 billion military aid package for Ukraine * Ukraine's debt chief tells investors there's no rush on GDP warrants restructuring, sources say
The war has led to a jump in tuberculosis (TB) cases in central Ukraine, while reported cases have sharply declined in conflict-affected eastern territories—an apparent paradox likely driven by population displacement and gaps in disease surveillance, according to a study conducted by scientists from Juntendo University's
US President Donald Trump said he will speak with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky on Monday, after peace talks in Istanbul failed to secure a temporary ceasefire.
Denmark has announced its 26th military aid package for Ukraine, valued at DKK 4.2 billion ($629 million), the Danish defense ministry said on Saturday.
Ukraine's governmental commissioner for Public Debt Management, Yuriy Butsa, told investors in London last week that Kyiv is in no rush to restructure its debt linked to economic growth or so-called GDP warrants, Reuters reported on Friday, citing unnamed sources familiar with the matter.
Ukraine has opened a new surgical unit at V.P. Pavlusenko Hospital No.2 in the northwestern Zhytomyr region following a European Investment Bank (EIB)-funded reconstruction.
Today's Contents Just The Facts: * Ukraine to remain 'top priority' in EBRD's new 5-year strategy * MSC subsidiary buys stakes in Ukrainian logistics operator and cross-border terminal * World Bank to provide $84 million under HOPE project to restore housing damaged during war in
The Swiss subsidiary of the world's second-largest container shipping company, MSC, Medlog, has bought stakes in Ukrainian logistics assets, according to reports from Forbes Ukraine. The transaction marks the first deal of its kind with a global logistics company since the full-scale Russian invasion.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) said its board of governors has approved the bank's Strategic and Capital Framework (SCF) for 2026-2030. At its core is continued exceptional support for Ukraine during the war and reconstruction phase.
The World Bank will provide $84 million to Ukraine under the "Housing Repair for People's Empowerment" (HOPE) project to help restore housing damaged in the war, under the eRestoration program.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is providing a new unfunded portfolio risk-sharing facility to ProCredit Bank Ukraine to unlock €60 million in financing to support energy security for Ukrainian businesses and households.
