The Ukrainian energy system has already stabilized, but Ukrainians should reduce electricity consumption during peak hours. Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said this at a government meeting on October 14. “On October 13, we managed to stabilize electricity supply throughout the country after attacks by Russian terrorists on our energy infrastructure on October 10-12,” Shmyhal said.…
The Ukrainian Finance Ministry and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have discussed the possibility of launching a new loan program to ensure the priority expenditures of Ukraine’s state budget for 2023. The relevant statement was made by the Ukrainian Finance Ministry, following a meeting between the Finance Minister Sergii Marchenko and the IMF’s representatives. “In…
Georgian Railway on October 13 dismissed reports by opposition-minded TV channels on an alleged presence of railway freight subject to international sanctions on Russia in Georgia’s western city of Batumi as “fake”. In rejecting the information, the company said the freight carriages in question carried fuel oil belonging to a Kazakh company. It also explained…
Lithuania’s budget for 2023 was planned with 3% of GDP allocated to defence spending. However, the plans had to be adjusted due to the energy crisis, Defence Minister Arvydas Anusauskas said on October 13. “We had plans for 3%. That plan has not disappeared anywhere, but after that plan was drawn up, the energy crisis…
Moldova will be able to buy electric energy from Romania at a price of 450 Romanian lei/MWh (about 90 euros/MWh), due to amendments to the legislation made by the Romanian government on October 13, following discussions with the Moldovan Cabinet. According to Deputy Prime Minister, Infrastructure and Regional Development Minister Andrei Spinu, Romania helps Moldova…
Poland’s special-purpose development bank BGK has been actively trading on the FX market, increasing its activity in recent days to limit the weakening of the Polish currency, financial market insiders have said. “BGK has certainly been present regularly since the onset of the war,” one insider said, referring to Russia’s war on Ukraine. At first,…
Lithuania will send self-propelled mortars and armoured vehicles, as well as other necessary equipment, to Ukraine, Lithuania’s Defence Ministry has said. “Lithuania continues and will continue to support Ukraine. We will provide the Ukrainian army with winter clothing and winter equipment, we will allocate additional funds for next year’s material support, we will provide 120…