Large-scale privatisation relaunched in Ukraine. The SPF gains more powers, but it will only be able to attempt the sale of 12% of the assets

It is no longer about maximising the sale of assets; the priority task is to reduce budget spending on maintaining state ownership.
Mind Explains

The African “peace” mission in Ukraine and russia failed. Why did this delegation come anyway?

And did it have a chance of success?

Recep Tayyip Erdoğan retains his presidential position in Turkey. What should Ukraine now expect?

The convincing victory of the incumbent with a margin of over 5 percentage points leaves no chance for the opposition to contest the results.

No vessel carrying Ukrainian agri-products has been able to pass inspection in Istanbul since May 9. What options do exporters have?

Is there an alternative to the grain corridor, and what needs to be done to develop it?

Georgia resumes civil flight connection with russia. How this will affect Ukraine's international positions?

Why is russia trying to make Georgia its main friend and what is the West's reaction?

Grain corridor extended for 60 days. Its further fate lies in the hands of the Turkish electorate

The agreement was, in fact, extended to support the 'right' outcome of the second round of presidential elections

Turkish rift: How will Erdoğan's victory or defeat in the presidential race affect Ukraine?

A third scenario could be a political crisis in case one of the candidates refuses to accept their loss

Ranking of agricultural companies that proved to be the most efficient during the full-scale invasion

The key to success, aside from the managerial genius of the leaders, is the positioning of assets as far away as possible from the combat zone

Exporting grain from Ukraine is getting increasingly difficult. What can it be processed into within the country, where can it be used, and who can it be sold to?

Post-war reconstruction is a great opportunity to move away from a purely raw material-based agricultural economy

Mind the closing markets: How the 130% import duty in Turkey will affect Ukrainian agri-exports

Protective measures introduced by the Turkish Republic reflect market conditions and a touch of politics

Grain update: What has changed after a week of the EU blockade of Ukrainian agricultural products

The unconditional support of the European Commission has actually been overestimated. The regulator seeks to take into account primarily the market interests of EU members

Forestry hoods: What the Inquest Committee found in the work of forestry enterprises, and why forests are secondary here

For six months now, MPs have been working on proposals to reform the forestry sector. There is only one weakness – Mykola Tyshchenko is implementing it

Refugees are increasingly returning to Ukraine from abroad. How this will impact the labour market within the country

The return of people to the country is critically important as a resource for post-war reconstruction

15 global trends that will shape the future of agriculture and the planet

The deadline for changing approaches towards food production is looming. Humanity needs to decide what is better – refusing to overproduce food today or not producing it at all tomorrow

Foodie ban: What does the ban on agricultural imports and transit from Ukraine imposed by several EU countries mean?

Many months activity of European farmers have ended not in our favour. The cost of losing is about 15% of all agricultural exports, or $1 billion