Ukraine continues to receive telemedicine equipment in the course of humanitarian aid from international partners to ensure uninterrupted access to medical care in the remotest corners of the country. This time, with the assistance of the Embassy of the Kingdom of Spain in Ukraine, Ukraine’s healthcare sector received a medical car and 20 Homedoctor medical…
During the war with Russia, Ukraine has lost about 35% of its export potential of grains and oilseeds, the First Deputy Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine Taras Vysotsky has said. He recalled that since the beginning of the full-scale Russia’s invasion, Ukraine had exported more than 26 million tons of grain, pulses…
A framework agreement for the delivery of elements for US and Korean multiple launch rocket systems (MRLS) was approved on November 9 by Poland’s defence minister. The agreement between the Armaments Agency and the PGZ-WWR consortium defines the terms and conditions for concluding executive contracts for the incorporation of elements produced in Poland, including vehicles…
41 airline companies will carry out flights between Georgia and 61 destinations in 31 countries during the winter season, the Georgian civil aviation agency announced on November 9 after officially approving the schedule for the period. Set to run between October 25 and March 25, 2023 the season will see an average of 390 flights…
Lithuania has blocked entry to a Belarusian train wagon bearing the Z letter, which is used as a symbol to support Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The Z sign was found on a wagon from Russia carrying fertilisers to a Lithuanian firm. The customs officers at the Kena railway station then sent the wagon back to…
The Republic of Moldova will receive a loan of 100 million euros for the construction and rehabilitation of roads. On November 9, the parliamentary committee on foreign policy and European integration approved the initiation of negotiations with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) to amend the loan agreement previously concluded with the country.…
Over 55% of Poles in a United Surveys poll said Poland’s economic situation was bad, 13.6% said it was good, 23.9% described it as neither good nor bad, and nearly 7% could not say, the Dziennik Gazeta Prawa newspaper reported on November 9. The newspaper noted that opinions about the country’s economy differed according to…