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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Koretskyi: Halting of enterprises due to Russian strikes will cost the budget $1.5 billion
Prime Minister warned of the risk of losing $1.5 billion in tax revenues by the end of 2026 due to the destruction of production capacities.
Supreme Court cancels tax assessments worth over UAH 1.13 million in OnlyFans income case
Higher court confirms cancellation of tax assessment notices, rejecting tax service's cassation appeal.
Polish municipality spends 450,000 zloty to compensate for damaged McLaren sports car
Local authorities in Poland were forced to cover a significant portion of the repair costs and lost income for the owner of a McLaren 570 GT, which was damaged by a pothole on a municipal road.
630 million UAH in cash seized by BEB: How cryptocurrency became Ukraine's parallel financial system
Law enforcement seized a record amount of cash from a network of illegal exchangers. Experts warn that the unregulated crypto market has become a tool for money laundering and sanctions evasion.
EU allocates €2.86bn to Ukraine for drones, air defence and missiles
The European Union has sent Ukraine a new tranche of defence aid. The funds will be directed towards strengthening air defence and purchasing munitions ahead of the fourth winter of the full-scale war.
Delay in Ukraine's SEPA integration could cost the state around $1.4 billion in funding
The Verkhovna Rada has yet to adopt the law on joining the single SEPA payment zone due to disputes over financial monitoring. This creates a risk of losing funds from the EU and the World Bank.
Cabinet approves export of up to 15% of gas supplied by private operators to the gas transmission system
Government approves gas export for Akhmetov, Pinchuk, Kozitsky, and Zlochevsky companies after recorded contacts with the Ministry of Energy and NABU warnings.
IMF: Global economy at the edge of resilience due to depleted oil reserves and debt
The Fund warned that a worsening energy situation and rising debt are limiting states' ability to withstand new crisis shocks.
Verkhovna Rada adopts bill limiting social guarantees for pregnant women and workers in hazardous industries
Parliament has finally approved amendments to labour legislation, which provide for the abolition of preferential pensions for certain categories of workers and the weakening of protection for pregnant women.
Network for illegal sale of e-cigarettes worth 3 million hryvnia dismantled in Kyiv
Detectives from the Bureau of Economic Security, together with border guards, halted the operations of a channel distributing counterfeit tobacco products in the capital. Over 3,000 smoking systems and other assets were seized.
IMF expects Ukraine's GDP growth to accelerate to 3.5% in 2027
The International Monetary Fund maintains its 3.5% forecast for the Ukrainian economy next year, while the World Bank and Dragon Capital have significantly downgraded their estimates.
Kyiv City Council criticises reduction of staffing reserves in energy sector ahead of heating season
Kyiv City Council deputy head Panteleev expressed concern that changes to reserve percentages could lead to a shortage of personnel at critical enterprises in winter.
Heat suppliers' debt to the state exceeds UAH 153 billion: threat to the heating season
People's Deputy Kostyuk stated in the Verkhovna Rada that the debt of heat supply enterprises to Naftogaz and other state structures exceeds UAH 153 billion.
Official dollar rate in Ukraine exceeds 45 hryvnia, setting new record
The National Bank set a new all-time high for the dollar rate at 45.08 UAH. The deterioration is linked to the conversion of aid and the weakening of the euro in global markets.
Shabunin: Judicial reform bill could cost Ukraine nearly 7 billion UAH in EU aid
Civil activist Vitaliy Shabunin warns that supporting the parliamentary bill No. 16018 instead of the government's risks losing significant financial resources from the EU.
Nova Poshta owners agree to buy BTA Bank Ukraine from Kenes Rakishev
Kazakh oligarch Kenes Rakishev has reached an agreement to sell BTA Bank Ukraine to the Nova group, linked to the founders of Nova Poshta.
Sand delivery for dams in Kyiv could become a "gold mine": tender prices inflated 3–4 times
Analysis of tender documentation shows that the cost of transporting construction materials in the capital significantly exceeds market norms, creating conditions for the enrichment of beneficiaries.
Payments from the gambling industry may fall by 27% due to the growth of the illegal segment
Journalist Yevhen Plinsky forecasts a 27% reduction in budget revenues from the gaming industry in 2026, as the illegal segment exceeds half the market.
Budget Committee: Government may cut 20% levy on arms exports, putting 40 billion hryvnia at risk
The Verkhovna Rada supported a bill on the distribution of funds from arms exports in the first reading, but the Cabinet of Ministers is considering reducing the payment, which casts doubt on projected revenues.
Spot oil prices in Asia exceed $150, Brent rises to $107
Oil prices rose amid Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and uncertainty regarding the energy ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia.