Turkish-German carrier SunExpress will enter the Georgian airline market starting in June 2023, the United Airports of Georgia has said. Tamar Archuadze, director general of the United Airports, said starting from June 3, 2023 SunExpress would offer flights between Tbilisi and Izmir, while flights from Ankara and Antalya would start on June 5 and 15,…
Lithuania has already provided 3 million euros in aid to Ukraine to help it rebuild its energy infrastructure, with an additional 2 million euros to be given to the country’s war-ravaged energy sector shortly, the Energy Ministry has said. Russia is deliberately destroying Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, Energy Minister Dainius Kreivys says. “To our knowledge, 40%…
Ukraine’s Minister of Energy German Galushchenko has met with Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of India to Ukraine Harsh Kumar Jain. According to the Ministry of Energy, Galushchenko informed the Indian side about the significant destruction of Ukraine’s energy infrastructure by Russia’s massive missile attacks, as well as about temporary electricity supply restrictions for a large…
Up to 40% of consumers currently have no access to power supply due to large-scale damage the Russian missile strikes inflicted on energy infrastructure. Certain areas are likely to remain in a blackout for several days, says Dmytro Sakharuk, DTEK CEO. “The situation is currently under control, albeit very difficult. The Russians have caused very…
Poland’s rising trade deficit is mainly caused by high prices, a government-sponsored think tank has said. Poland’s trade deficit hit EUR 14.7 billion after September, the Central Statistical Office (GUS) reported on November 17. Marek Wasinski, an expert with the Polish Economic Institute (PIE), said in a comment to the GUS data that the growth…
Additional defence budget planned in 2023 government spending bill will be used to purchase weapons and ammunition, according to Defence Minister Arvydas Anusauskas. “I believe it would go toward our major arms and ammunition purchases,” the minister said on November 17. “All countries are queuing up to buy weapons, and we want to increase some…
Georgian finance minister Lasha Khutsishvili on November 17 said reducing the country’s external debt, which currently stood at $22.3 billion, was among the government’s priorities. Presenting next year’s budget in the parliament, the official said financial bodies would take on more internal debt – obtained by issuing treasury bonds and treasury obligations – to keep…