And how the industry will react to the new requirements
Pavlo Harlamov - 7 march 2023
What the agricultural business was able to do to stay afloat during the military invasion, and when one can expect a recovery to pre-war levels
Vitali³ Kravchenko - 6 march 2023
And why the struggle for the right to vote in the fuel market leads to tectonic shifts in big politics
Svitlana Dolinchuk - 6 march 2023
Mind keeps following the course of the government tender
Liubov Velychko - 3 march 2023
Case studies from Ukrtelecom, Vega, and Datagroup-Volia tops
Yevgeniya Pidgaina - 2 march 2023
Mykola Solsky speaks about the scope of losses in the agro-industrial complex due to the war, possible compensation to farmers, as well as the specifics of the "grain corridor" and its efficiency
Tetiana Omelchenko - 1 march 2023
How the industry managed not to collapse during a year of missile attacks and work in bomb shelters
Yevgeniya Pidgaina - 28 february 2023
However, it will take at least 3–5 years to restore the industry from the current to the pre-war level
Vitali³ Kravchenko - 28 february 2023
Sergiy Tsivkach speaks on foreign investment in Ukraine during the war, necessary legislative changes and new promising projects
Tetiana Omelchenko - 27 february 2023
The decision is clearly at least a year overdue, though it may be presented as a great "victory"
Liudmyla Slieptsova - 27 february 2023
