Ukraine would like the IAEA to be more critical of the actions of the Russian invaders at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP), Oleh Korikov, the acting head of Ukraine’s State Nuclear Regulatory Inspectorate and chief state inspector for nuclear and radiation safety, has said. “All this is actually happening before the eyes of the…
Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal held a meeting with the Minister of Energy and representatives of Ukrenergo. “The provision of energy equipment is a key issue of the meeting with the Minister of Energy and representatives of Ukrenergo. Supply priorities were determined and funding sources were discussed. We must not only provide a sufficient…
Two crossed bridges are to be built on the M1 highway Border with Romania-Leuseni-Chisinau-Dubasari-Border with Ukraine. The State Road Administration (ASD) announced that winner of the tender for the design of the two road junctions had been nominated. Thus, the design of two crossed bridges on the M1 road, km 95.278 and km 99.626, in…
China has included Bulgaria in the group of countries to which organized tourist groups have the right to travel, the Chinese Ministry of Culture and Tourism has announces. The decision comes into effect immediately, writes Reuters. The restrictions were put in place because of the COVID-19 pandemic, during which China closed its doors to foreigners…
The Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine has updated its forecast for gross production of grains and oilseeds and expects Ukrainian farmers to harvest up to 76.7 million tons in 2023. This year Ukrainian agrarians can harvest about 56.4 million tons of grain and 20.3 million tons of oilseeds. In early spring, the…
On the night of August 10, Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant (ZNPP), temporarily seized by Russian troops, lost power from the main 750 kV external power line, Energoatom reported. After that, ZNPP had to switch to the only available backup line of 330 kV, the disconnection of which threatened ZNPP to lose external power (blackout). “In…
Result of surveys among Baltic residents show that only 7% of people in Latvia invest in the stock market, whereas in Estonia this number goes up to 16%. What are the main reasons for Latvian residents’ reluctance to engage in the stock market and why do people in Estonia seem more financially literate in this…