The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has decided to provide an additional subsidy from the state budget in the amount of approximately UAH 1.6 billion to support frontline regions. The subsidy will enable communities to quickly address the most pressing local issues. This time, local authorities will decide independently where to allocate the funds based…
Economic challenges faced by the eastern border regions must be recognised at the European Union (EU) level, the prime ministers of the three Baltic States agreed on December 12 during a meeting in Riga. The meeting of the prime ministers of the Baltic Council of Ministers, chaired by Latvian Prime Minister Evika Silina (New Unity),…
Scope Ratings has completed its latest review of Bulgaria and confirmed the country’s long-term credit rating at A- with a stable outlook, alongside short-term ratings of S-1/Stable. The agency highlights several factors that continue to support Bulgaria’s position, most notably the forthcoming entry into the euro area, which is expected to bring significant advantages through…
The prime ministers of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia remain confident that Rail Baltica – the multibillion-euro, European-gauge railway linking the Baltic states with the rest of the EU – will be completed on schedule, and they have vowed to secure the highest possible level of European funding for the project. Lithuanian Prime Minister Inga Ruginiene…
The State Tax Service of Ukraine and the National Tax Administration of Poland have taken another step towards deep international cooperation. Acting Head of the State Tax Service Lesya Karnauch and Head of the National Tax Administration of Poland Marcin Loboda signed a Memorandum of Cooperation. The event was also attended by the Voivode of…