Legislative and practical aspects of the use of subsoil on forestlands, restoration of territories and improvement of the regulatory framework in the field of forestry management became the key topic of the meeting chaired by Deputy Minister of Economy, Environment and Agriculture of Ukraine Taras Vysotsky. In particular, the participants of the meeting considered the…
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has increased the maximum limit of state support for agricultural producers using reclaimed land and water user organizations. Corresponding amendments have been made to the Procedure for Using State Budget Funds to Provide Such Support. The decision will strengthen the ability of farmers to restore and develop the reclamation…
The European Commission has allocated EUR 34 million to Armenia to reduce the impact of trade restrictions imposed by Russia on the country’s private sector, according to a statement issued by the Commission. The statement noted that just two weeks after a phone conversation between European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and Prime Minister…
Minister of Finance Andrian Gavrilita states that the tax reform providing for the standardization of the VAT rate and the elimination of certain tax facilities will not significantly affect the majority of the population, and any additional costs will be offset through new support measures. The minister said that the estimates circulated in the public…
Ukrainian farmers will be able to receive state support for the purchase of complex mineral fertilizers of domestic production. Agricultural producers will be able to receive up to 1000 UAH per hectare of non-refundable state aid for the purchase of complex mineral fertilizers of Ukrainian production at the rate of up to 7 tons per…
The State Tax Service of Ukraine continues its strategic partnership with the UK Revenue and Customs Service (HMRC). An updated Memorandum of Understanding has been signed between the tax services of Ukraine and the UK. The document defines specific measures for the next three years. In particular, it outlines key areas of cooperation and joint…
Global Positioning System (GPS) disruptions in Latvian airspace were recorded 510 times during the first five months of this year, representing a 4.5% decrease compared with the same period in 2025, according to Latvia’s state-owned air navigation service provider, Latvijas Gaisa Satiksme (LGS). In May alone, 131 incidents involving disruptions to global satellite navigation systems…