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Ukraine, U.S., Russia may hold talks on Feb 1
KYIV, Jan 27 – A new meeting of Ukrainian, U.S. and Russian negotiating teams is tentatively scheduled for Sunday, February 1, and Ukraine will be maximally prepared for the talks, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Monday. 15:43 | More
Russia launches strikes amid peace talks
KYIV. Jan 23 – Russian attacks on Ukraine killed at least one person and wounded 31 overnight into Saturday, as trilateral talks between Ukraine, Russia and the United States continued in Abu Dhabi to end Moscow’s nearly four-year invasion. 15:28 | More
G7+ steps up energy aid to Ukraine amid power grid crisis
KYIV, Jan 23 – Accelerating assistance to Ukraine’s energy sector was the focus of a coordination meeting of the G7+ group on energy support for Ukraine, the Energy Ministry said on Friday. 15:27 | More
In Rome, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Ukraine Keith Kellogg. The parties discussed the recent phone conversation between the leaders of Ukraine and the United States. The President highlighted the importance of signals from Washington about resuming military aid supplies to Ukraine.
Ukraine’s industry key to postwar recovery, Interpipe CEO says
KYIV, Jan 26 – Ukrainian industry will play a central role in the country’s postwar recovery, which is set to be successful thanks to strong fundamentals and the resilience of the Ukrainian people, said Luca Zanotti, CEO of pipe and wheel producer Interpipe, speaking at the Ukraine House Davos panel discussion “From Resilience to Recovery: What It Takes to Succeed in Rebuilding Ukraine?” 15:38 | More
IN FOCUS Putin sets tough conditions for ceasefire
KYIV, March 13 - Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday set out a number of tough conditions for any ceasefire in Ukraine, adding that “questions” remained about the nature of a truce. 13:15 | More
Med-Atlant shows Ukraine’s resilience amid Russian attacks on hospitals
Ukraine’s healthcare system has shown a remarkable resilience in the wake of growing Russian attacks on hospitals over the past three years with private investments now attracting top-level doctors. 20:01 | More
COMMENT AND ANALYSIS
Putin will never leave Ukraine alone, Trump misreads threat

KYIV, Jan 23 – There is no scenario in which Russian President Vladimir Putin will leave Ukraine alone, as he has no interest in a successful and independent Ukrainian state, while expectations that U.S. President Donald Trump can resolve the war are misplaced, Timothy Ash, senior strategist at RBC Bluebay Asset Management, said.More

More Ukrainians see growing national unity, but optimism about future drops

KYIV, July 9 – More Ukrainians believe the country is overcoming internal divisions and moving toward unity, according to a new poll by the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology (KIIS), conducted from May 15 to June 3.More

NBU: Business expectations stable in June, trade leads across sectors

KYIV, July 2 – The Business Activity Expectations Index (BAEI), calculated by the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU), edged down 0.8 points in June to 50.0 but remained 6.4 points above its level a year earlier (43.6), the central bank reported.More

Consumer prices growth in Kyiv outpaces Ukraine’s national average

KYIV, June 16 – Consumer prices in the Ukrainian capital rose by 2.1% in May compared to April, outpacing the nationwide average of 1.3%, Kyiv's Department of Statistics reported.More

Nation
Ukraine, U.S., Russia may hold talks on Feb 1
Russian strikes knock out power to most of Kharkiv region
Russia launches strikes amid peace talks
Ukraine sends revised peace plan to US
Trump signals major Russia shift via NATO
Kyiv suffers massive Russian drone attack
Russia unleashes record drone attack on Ukraine after Trump-Putin call
Russia claims full control of Luhansk region
Russia launches largest airstrike on Ukraine
Ukraine stops Russian advance in Sumy
Russia kills 17 in passenger train strike
Russia kills 9 in massive attack on Kyiv
Ukraine still holding territory in Kursk
Zelenskyy: World diplomacy is in "crisis"
Russia hits Kyiv in massive missile attack
Austria pledges non-military aid to Ukraine
European gas prices may increase after Israeli strikes on Iran: analyst
Zelenskyy meets SBU security service chief as Russia steps up attacks
Ukraine stops Russian advance in Sumy
EU extends until March 4, 2027 temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees
Zaporizhia Nuclear Plant training center targeted by drones: IAEA
Ukraine destroys 40 Russian warplanes
Zaporizhia NPP operates on single power line since May 7: IAEA
Business
Ukraine’s industry key to postwar recovery, Interpipe CEO says
G7+ steps up energy aid to Ukraine amid power grid crisis

Ukraine electricity imports hit 2025 high in November amid strikes
Ukraine building 700 MW of wind, 200 MW of battery capacity
Trump: Wasn't aware about Ukraine weapons cut
Trump to send more weapons to Ukraine
Zaporizhzhia NPP survives ninth power loss
Trump fails to convince Putin of ceasefire
Russia to escalate as U.S. halts supplies
U.S. halts air defense shipments to Ukraine
Trump may supply air defense to Ukraine
Ukrainian banks to boost lending by up to 25% in 2025, NBU’s Rozhkova says
Ukraine begins winter barley harvest in south, eyes export surplus
EU disburses EUR 1-bln to Ukraine to be re-paid with Russian assets
Russia destroys Ukraine’s coffee warehouse during recent attacks
Energy Efficiency Fund gets EUR 18-mln from EU, Germany’s ICI
Japan, Ukraine agree on 471.9-bln yen loan backed by Russian assets
IAEA team at Zaporizhia NPP sees no steps by Russia to restart units
Poland’s Orlen to help Naftogaz restore damaged gas pipelines
Ukraine invokes moratorium on debt payments as war with Russia continues
IMF, Ukraine reach staff agreement on four-year $15.5 billion EFF loan
Med-Atlant shows Ukraine’s resilience amid Russian attacks on hospitals
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