Ukraine faces international pressure over attacks on Russian infrastructure, addressing concerns from Kazakhstan, Turkey, and Hungary.
The worldwide beef shortage has shifted markets, raised prices, and positioned Ukraine alongside Brazil and Australia as key exporters.
Overview of key changes for Ukrainians abroad: benefit reductions, new requirements, employment, documents, and pensions.
Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán visits Moscow with a large delegation without prior coordination with the EU or NATO. Energy, peace initiatives, and Ukraine's finances are on the agenda.
The European Commission is preparing a €140 billion loan to Ukraine, secured by frozen Russian assets. The final decision depends on the European Council and some EU countries.
JP Morgan and analysts expect oil prices to fall significantly due to record oversupply and expansion of new producers in South America.
A detailed analysis of European sanctions against Russia, their effectiveness, Hungary's role, and prospects for EU financial support to Ukraine.
Ukraine agrees to fiscal tightening and tax reforms to secure an $8.1 billion IMF loan. What tax benefits will be abolished and how will this affect businesses?
An in-depth look at the financial mechanisms hindering aid to Ukraine: the reparations loan, frozen Russian assets, and the roles of the US and EU.
