Three people injured in Russian drone strikes in Sumy region
The Russian army struck Sumy, Okhtyrka and Shostka districts with drones. Rescue services extinguished fires in buildings and vehicles.
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Auto gas and diesel prices in Ukraine may rise by the end of October
Experts predict auto gas prices will rise to 50 UAH per litre due to sharp cost increases, while petrol prices are expected to remain stable.
Cabinet of Ministers: Ukraine faces €40bn defence funding gap in 2027
According to government data, total funding needs for the country's defence next year reach €70bn, but a significant portion of the funds remains unfound.
US inflation accelerates to 3.7% amid fuel price hikes and approaching elections
Gasoline and diesel prices have risen significantly, intensifying pressure on American budgets and influencing market expectations regarding Fed rates ahead of the midterm elections.
Bart De Wever warns of nearly exhausted EU resources for Kyiv support
The Belgian Prime Minister stated that financing military operations in Ukraine requires enormous funds, which will soon run out.
Energoatom secures legal support from Sayenko Kharenko for over 30 million hryvnia
The state enterprise signed a framework agreement with the renowned law firm without conducting tender procedures. The hourly rate for the firm's partners reaches 20,000 hryvnia.
Heat suppliers warn of heating threat due to frozen funds and staff shortages
Industry leaders stated that the blocking of billions of hryvnias in the Treasury and the potential reduction of personnel exemption quotas risk undermining preparations for the 2026–2027 winter.
Kyiv Commercial Court dismisses Kernel's $39 million lawsuit against Sense Bank
The court dismissed the lawsuit filed by Etrecom Investments Limited, as the dispute between Cypriot offshore entities falls under English jurisdiction.
ARMA announces competition to manage seized Volitsia-Agro complex
The Asset Realisation Agency is seeking a manager for a large grain complex in Kyiv Oblast linked to former minister Mykola Solskyi.
ArcelorMittal Kryvyi Rih and Zaporizhstal halt steel production due to export blockade
The main factor behind the halt at the metallurgical plants was the blockade of maritime exports, not just the shelling. In September, the industry produced almost no output.
Western Ukraine faces rental housing shortage: competition reaches 18 people per property
In Lviv, Rivne and Ternopil regions, up to 18 tenants compete for each housing listing. Meanwhile, supply has significantly decreased in Ivano-Frankivsk and Zakarpattia regions.
Latvian citizen fined 190,000 UAH for under-declaring VAT on pharmaceutical raw materials import
Kyiv's Solomianskyi Court found the head of LLC "Elpis-Ukraine" guilty of customs rule violations due to a 380,000 UAH tax under-declaration during dimethyl sulfoxide import.
Investigation into developer "Bude Dim" and tax-free house sales scheme in Lviv region
Investigation established that developers in Lviv region, including the "Bude Dim" association, sell cottages for cash, registering only land plots to avoid taxation.
Kyiv secondary real estate market sees sharp rise in supply amid lack of buyers
The number of apartment sale listings in the capital increased by 56% in September, while demand remained stable and prices barely changed.
Fines up to €18,000 and vehicle impoundment: consequences of lacking a Green Card in Europe
Entering Europe without valid international car insurance exposes drivers to severe sanctions. Penalties in Poland, Germany, Italy, France, and Spain can reach thousands of euros or even result in criminal liability.
DTEK Group begins gas exports: first deals worth €9.36 million
Four companies of the DTEK holding sold approximately 12.75 million cubic metres of natural gas at the first export auctions following the ban. Deliveries are scheduled to take place via the Polish border by the end of the year.
Deal on Russian diesel fails to lower prices and heightens risks for Republicans
Analysts note worsening positions for Republicans in several states ahead of elections, while the market ignores Trump's fuel deal with Putin.
Brussels summit: EU leaders discuss €140 billion budget cut
At the European Council meeting, the bloc's long-term financing until 2034 is under review. Member states have split into three camps regarding the scale of spending.
Ukrainians' reserve capacity reaches 3 GW: how this affects Kyiv's energy security
The total capacity of private charging stations and batteries in Ukraine exceeds 3 GW, which is formally more than the capital's winter consumption, but these systems have limited autonomy.
Verkhovna Rada adopts law on taxation of imports via marketplaces and international parcels
Parliament approved the mechanism for collecting VAT on transactions on online platforms and in international shipments. This decision is part of the cooperation programme with the IMF and a condition for macro-financial support from the EU.
ARMA prepares to transfer agricultural assets linked to Mykola Solskyi under management
The Agency for the Recovery and Management of Assets will prepare a competition to select a manager for the seized property of Volitsia-Agro LLC. The company is linked to former Minister of Agrarian Policy Mykola Solskyi.