Ukrainian officials are courting private investors seeking reconstruction investments as Kyiv steps up privatization plans to attract foreign direct investments.
Ukraine's First Deputy Economy Minister Oleksiy Sobolev said on the sidelines of World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos that "it's the right time right now to open the bigger companies."
He estimated that Ukraine's recovery efforts would require around $500 billion, in line with World Bank estimates from 2024.
Ukraine’s Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko has submitted his resignation after an anti-corruption investigation implicated senior officials in his office in an alleged scheme to protect fraudulent call centers and launder criminal proceeds. Kravchenko tendered his resignation late on Sept. 7, calling it a “political decision” and saying he
FILED · 07 SEP 2026 URN Weekly — the newsletter of Ukraine’s reconstruction From the Editor The Execution Problem There’s never enough money, of course. But money is only the beginning. A theme running through our reporting this week is that some of Ukraine’s hardest reconstruction problems go beyond
