Business World Magazine (Ukraine)
Business World Magazine (Ukraine) is the informational portal.
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Poland has the largest digital economy in Central and Eastern Europe, worth an estimated EUR 44 billion in 2021, according to a new report published on September 14. Until 2023, the country’s digital economy may grow by an additional EUR 78 billion, or PLN 360 billion, and could be worth EUR 123 billion in total,…
DetailsLithuanian beer with a production date after the outbreak of the war in Ukraine is still available in the Russian market. According to producers, their beer is transported to Russia without their knowledge. Recently, activist Oleg Surajev has published a video showing the beer of Lithuanian producer Volfas Engelman being loaded onto a truck with…
DetailsMinistry of Infrastructure intends to resume the rail service between Kharkiv and Izium, which has been liberated from Russian invaders, Minister of Infrastructure Oleksandr Kubrakov has said in a Facebook post. “We are working to increase the number of trains running, as well as routes. In particular, the nearest plans are to resume the rail…
DetailsUkraine’s draft state budget for 2023, which was approved by the government on September 13, envisages a monthly deficit of more than $3 billion. That’s according to Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal. “In 2023, our revenues will amount to UAH 1.28 trillion, while expenditures are projected at UAH 2.57 trillion. Accordingly, we estimate the monthly…
DetailsLithuania has so far provided military support to Ukraine worth around 200 million euros, Defence Minister Arvydas Anusauskas said on September 14. “Lithuania’s total military support amounts to around 200 million euros,” the minister said in a Facebook post. In his words, “fifty M113 armoured personnel carriers have recently been sent to Ukraine”. “A decision…
DetailsThe National Agency for Food Safety (ANSA) has announced hat the antibiotic preparations for the treatment of animals will be marketed only under veterinary prescription. The ANSA Order on restriction of the use of antimicrobial substances in animals for combating antimicrobial resistance entered into force on September 13. “Veterinary pharmacies will no longer sell veterinary…
DetailsFifty more armoured Joint Light Tactical Vehicles (JLTV) will reach Lithuania in November, Deputy Minister of Defence Vilius Semeska has announced. “50 of the 200 units ordered under the contract will be delivered to Lithuania in early November,” he said in a Facebook post. Representatives of the Defence Materiel Agency are currently in the United…
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