The US and Ukrainian government have made "significant progress" on a proposed minerals deal between the two countries and on the establishment of an investment fund for Ukraine's recovery, Ukraine's Economy Minister Yulia Svyrydenko said on Wednesday.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and White House envoy Steve Witkoff will travel to Europe this week for talks about ending the war between Ukraine and Russia, the State Department said.
Today's Contents Just The Facts: * Moscow sees 'political will to move' on US-Russia deal on Ukraine, but no outline yet * US House Democrats introduce bill to support Ukraine in war with Russia * Poland to keep control over Sławków logistics hub seen as key to Ukraine'
US Representative Greg Meeks, the top Democrat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, and former Majority Leader Steny Hoyer on Monday introduced a bill to support Ukraine and undermine Russia's capacity to continue the war.
South Korea will provide $4.76 million in funding to accelerate the digital transformation of Ukraine's public administration system, under a three-year cooperation agreement signed in Kyiv on Sunday, according to a press release from the Ukrainian government.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Tuesday that, while there is political will to move toward a potential agreement with the United States on Ukraine, there is still no clear framework or timeline for a settlement, as reported by Reuters.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said that Polish interests would retain full control over the development of the Sławków logistics terminal, a site expected to play a crucial role in Ukraine’s post-war reconstruction, the Polish Press Agency (PAP) reported. Speaking at the European Forum for New Ideas on Tuesday,
Ukrainian defense tech firm Frontline has signed a memorandum of understanding with German drone maker Quantum Systems to collaborate on joint defense technology projects, according to Ukraine's Ministry of Strategic Industries.
Today's Contents Just The Facts: * Ukraine, EU to negotiate new framework for agricultural trade after temporary tariff suspension ends, Koval says * EBRD launches global tender to find investors for Moldovan port key to Ukraine reconstruction * UK makes second $990 million payment to Ukraine for military spending through ERA
Ukraine and the European Union will not return to pre-war agricultural trade conditions after the temporary suspension of tariffs and quotas, or so-called Autonomous Trade Measures (ATM), ends on June 5, but will work on a compromise solution, Interfax Ukraine reported on Monday, citing Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food
The UK has transferred to Ukraine GBP 752 million ($990 million) for the procurement of military equipment, including air defense, marking the country's second payment through the so-called Extraordinary Revenue Acceleration (ERA) initiative.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) said on Monday it has launched an international tender to find new investors for Moldova's main sea-to-river port, the Giurgiulesti International Free Port, which the European lender owns.
ArcelorMittal Kryvyi Rih, one of Ukraine's largest steel producers, intends to revive its pre-war goal of investing $500 million annually in production development, GMK Center reported on Monday, citing the company's CEO Mauro Longobardo.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) said on Monday it is extending an unfunded portfolio-risk-sharing facility to Raiffeisen Bank Ukraine to enable €100 million worth of energy investments.
Today's Contents Just The Facts: * US envoy Witkoff meets Putin in St. Petersburg to discuss Ukraine peace deal * US demands control of Gazprom gas pipeline through Ukraine under proposed minerals deal, sources say * Ukraine likely to extend martial law again, says parliamentary speaker * EBRD extends risk-sharing facility to
American Dan Aspleaf does not promise easy wins in Ukraine for foreign investors looking to actually build something. He knows the work can be messy, the boundaries unclear, and the bureaucracy infuriating. He also knows that, with forethought and good advice, companies looking to join the reconstruction of Ukraine can
