Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko reported that during the daily energy conference call, she heard reports from the heads of relevant ministries, regional military administrations, and state-owned companies about the current situation in the energy system and the progress of recovery after the shelling. “The priority is to stabilize energy supplies throughout the country. The situation…
A meeting was held at the Ministry of Community and Territorial Development of Ukraine with the Head of the Spanish Office for the Reconstruction of Ukraine, Clara Guzman Zapater. On behalf of the ministry, it was held by First Deputy Minister Alena Shkrum and Deputy Minister Maryna Denisyuk. The main focus of the meeting was…
The development costs of the first phase of the Selija Military training area amount to approximately 36.5 million euros, the Ministry of Defence Press Department reports. On February 20, a live-fire training zone was officially inaugurated at the training area, marking a significant milestone in the development of Latvia’s defence infrastructure. The event was attended…
Estonian construction companies built 1.5% less in Estonia and abroad in 2025 than the year before. Construction volume declined for the fourth consecutive year, Statistics Estonia said. Estonian construction companies built a total of EUR 4 billion worth last year: EUR 2.5 billion in buildings and EUR 1.5 billion in civil engineering works. Compared with…
On February 20, in Kyiv, Minister of Economy, Environment, and Agriculture Oleksii Sobolev and French Ambassador to Ukraine Gael Vesier signed an intergovernmental agreement (AIG) on the renewal of the replenishment fund for critical infrastructure and priority sectors of the Ukrainian economy (Ukraine Fund II). The signing took place in the presence of Muriel Lacoue-Labarthe,…
First Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine – Minister of Energy Denys Shmyhal and Minister of Energy and Natural Resources of Canada Tim Hodgson signed a Memorandum of Cooperation on the sidelines of the IEA Ministerial Meeting. As Denys Shmyhal noted, the document opened up new opportunities for cooperation in the field of nuclear, renewable energy…
Slovakia’s public finances are starting to resemble Greece before its debt crisis, NBS economists have warned – drawing a response from the finance minister. “Over the past seven years, Slovak public finances have moved from primary surpluses to high deficits, mainly due to rising social spending and public-sector wages,” NBS chief economist Michal Horvath and…