Economics
Europe
Regulators in Switzerland worked through the weekend to save the country’s second-largest lender with a $54 billion credit line following California bank failure and government bailout.
Mar. 26, 2023
Ukraine
EBA Concerned About Non-compliance With Market Principles and Accumulation of Debts in Energy Sector
The Ukrainian business community is concerned about how the gas and energy sectors are developing in Ukraine.
Mar. 20, 2023
UK
OPINION: Victory on Economic Front: UK Supreme Court Ruling on the $3 Billion “Yanukovych Debt” Case
Kyiv has won a victory over the Kremlin concerning bonds issued by the deposed and exiled former pro-Russian president during the Revolution of Dignity.
Mar. 18, 2023
Fate of the Black Sea grain deal still uncertain as extension deadline looms.
Mar. 18, 2023
Ukraine
Like every business in Ukraine, real estate brokers and architects have to adapt and show resilience in war conditions.
Mar. 12, 2023
War in Ukraine
The sanctions announced by Ukraine’s coalition at the outset of the war were billed as draconian, but a year later the question is whether they are working or not?
Mar. 6, 2023
Ukraine
During the war, businesses traditionally try to reduce their costs, which very often leads to an increase in the shadow economy because taxes are also expenses, writes Serhiy Fursa.
Mar. 3, 2023
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Could Russia be forced out of Ukraine, not due to a military victory, but due to the Russian economy's collapse? Increasingly there are signs in Moscow that Russia's war may soon run out of money.
Oct. 3