Business World Magazine (Ukraine)
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Last year, Latvia’s state debt increased by EUR 2.8 billion or by 22.5%, reaching EUR 15.259 billion, according to data compiled by the State Treasury. At the end of 2021 Latvia’s state debt was EUR 15,258,909,000 and at the end of 2020 it was EUR 12,458,738,000. The state external debt was EUR 12.287 billion at…
DetailsThe current price of energy crisis has sent people looking for alternative sources of energy, with interest in solar panels also growing. Estonia will introduce an extra support measure for boosting the energy efficiency of buildings and solar panels in the coming months. Two solar panels measures are being drawn up – one for private…
DetailsA Lithuanian town is planning a development of wooden apartment buildings, saying it could serve as an example for the rest of the country. The government, meanwhile, wants to have all new public buildings include more natural materials. The town of Anyksciai, in northeast Lithuania, has set aside two plots of land for wooden developments…
DetailsGeorgia’s tourism revenues in 2021 amounted to $1.2 billion, up by 129.8% YoY, according to the tourism recovery review from the Galt & Taggart. The figure decreased by 62.5%, compared to 2019 ($3.2 billion), and accounted for 38.1% of the 2019 level (before the COVID-19 pandemic). Georgia’s revenues from international travel in December 2021 amounted…
DetailsIndustrial parks will finally start operating in Ukraine. In the next three years, the state will help build infrastructure for 25 industrial parks, which would attract $2.5 billion in additional investments to Ukraine. “Last week, the necessary documents were sealed, including the procedures for including in and maintaining the register of industrial parks. The inclusion…
DetailsUkraine has secured the European Commission’s support for its efforts to synchronize its national power system with the European Union’s ENTSOE and is moving steadily toward completing the process in 2023. Minister of Energy of Ukraine, Herman Galushchenko, addressed the issue in Brussels, speaking with journalists following the talks with European partners. “Technical issues are…
DetailsLatvia’s Saeima has conceptually supported amendments submitted by deputies of several factions to the Animal Protection Law, providing for severely restricting fur farming from January 1, 2026. Law amendments provide for banning animal husbandry if the purpose of keeping animals is collecting their fur pelts. Saeima member Krista Baumane said during the debates that many…
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