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U.S. Airlines Ordered to Inspect Boeing Aircraft for Cracks

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has ordered airlines to inspect Boeing 737 MAX aircraft for cracks in the fuselage. CNN reports this. The FAA said cracks had been detected in a structural reinforcement component of one of the service doors on some older Boeing aircraft models. The regulator’s requirement applies to 471 aircraft in […]

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Ukraine Prepares Five Nuclear Power Units for the

Since the start of the scheduled maintenance campaign, five of Ukraine’s nuclear power units have already been prepared to operate during the heating season. Energoatom announced this. “Scheduled maintenance, including nuclear fuel reloading, has been completed at five nuclear power units, as well as maintenance of two pumped-storage hydropower units, one hydropower unit and a […]

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Fire Point Announces Timeline for Anti-Ballistic System

Ukrainian defense company Fire Point plans to launch production of interceptor missiles no earlier than the middle of next year. The company’s chief designer and co-owner, Denys Shtilerman, said this on social media platform X. He made the statement while denying media reports about an alleged “closed sky by the end of the month.” He […]

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Ukraine’s Exports Under Threat

Ukraine could lose more than $2 billion in export revenues in the second half of 2026 due to capacity constraints on alternative routes. This forecast is contained in the National Bank of Ukraine’s inflation report. According to the NBU, following the blockade of traditional routes, Ukraine has once again been forced to redirect cargo to […]

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Ukraine’s Trade in 2026: Imports More Than Double Exports

In January–July 2026, Ukraine’s foreign trade turnover amounted to $82.2 billion. According to the State Customs Service, the country imported goods worth $58.1 billion, while exports totaled $24.1 billion. Thus, imports exceeded exports by more than twofold. Taxable imports reached $40.9 billion during this period. China was the largest source of imports, with Ukraine purchasing […]

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The Government Is Searching for Vacant Warehouses Across Ukraine

The State Property Fund of Ukraine has launched a large-scale inspection of warehouse facilities held on the balance sheets of state-owned enterprises. The aim of the audit is to determine which facilities could be made available to businesses that have suffered losses due to Russian shelling. The start of the initiative was announced by SPFU […]

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The NBU has eased rules for businesses due to the consequences of the war

The National Bank of Ukraine has updated the rules governing banks’ operations under martial law to support businesses that have faced temporary financial difficulties as a result of the war. In particular, banks will be allowed not to classify a borrower as being in default if the borrower has carried out a short-term debt restructuring […]

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Naftogaz Reveals How Many Gas Stations Russia Has Destroyed

Throughout 2026, Russian troops carried out strikes on dozens of fuel infrastructure facilities in Ukraine—as a result of the constant attacks, 37 gas stations belonging to the Naftogaz group were destroyed. According to the company, some of the damaged gas stations have already been repaired and returned to operation. At the same time, some facilities […]

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Georgia’s Only Oil Refinery to Replace Russian Oil with Kazakhstani Oil

Georgia’s only oil refinery, located in the port of Kulevi—the Kulevi Oil Refinery—will stop purchasing Russian oil in August–September 2026 and switch to crude from Kazakhstan and Libya, according to Reuters. The European Union has given the company until January 25, 2027, to phase out Russian oil. According to Black Sea Petroleum (BSP), the company […]

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Ukrainian Drones Have Caused Oil Refining in Russia to Plummet to Its Lowest Level Since 2002

Ukrainian strikes on Russia’s oil infrastructure have caused oil refining volumes to fall to their lowest level in nearly the entire period of Vladimir Putin’s rule. Specifically, in July, Russian refineries processed about 3.6 million barrels per day, the lowest figure since May 2002. Bloomberg reported this, citing an estimate by EA Analytics. This is […]

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Mykhaylo Radutskiy

Is public health service a long-range area or global problem in Ukraine? What rights can the State ensure both for doctors and patients? What is the role of lawyers in modern medicine and when will we be able to get medical help of high quality? Chief executive of clinic “Borys” answered these and other questions. […]

Pavlo Moroz

Interview with Pavlo Moroz on the meaning of anti-raider law in the state scale, of which so much has been said and will be added. Subject is painful and topical. The main thing which is trying to convey to society and to the legal and business community Pavlo Moroz, is a shameful phenomenon in Ukraine […]

Aleksandr Koshcheyev

Aleksandr Koshcheyev, the CEO of the Ukrainian leasing fund and the vice-chairman of the director’s board of the Ukrainian Association of lessors told about such tendency, having explained to LDaily by the aid to what the company has achieved such results and what it is necessary to work on. It turned out that positive dynamics […]

Tiberiu Dima

Blitz interview with Tiberiu Dima, Managing director BASF Ukraine, Head of Country Cluster East Europe LDaily: What are the main results of the first half of 2019? T. Dima: This year, our business development in Ukraine is positive, with steady growth in most of our industries. BASF Agricultural Solutions, which is our main business in […]

Valerii Andriianov

The conversation with the director of Ukrainian exporting flour Stolychnyi Mlyn Valerii Andriianov about the realities and prospects of the Ukrainian business. Youth, ambitions, straightforwardness and honesty, as well as the desire to keep moving forward. Is not that the qualities which are so severely lacking for many Ukrainian businessmen? All this combines in himself […]

Yevhenii Korshykov

Interview with the Director of Marketing at Globex Ukraine Yevhenii Korshykov about the difficulties of doing business in the field of electronics in Ukraine. Globex British company was established in 2008. At the same time it was opened an official representative office in Ukraine. Marketing Director Yevhenii Korshykov recognizes that entrance to the Ukrainian market […]

Yaroslav Gregirchak

A shoppy talk with the deputy business ombudsman of Ukraine about the value of an institution and the main problematic issues. To what do Ukrainians claim the most? In what occasions does appeal to business ombudsman Council not to help? LDaily conversation with Yaroslav Gregirchak, the deputy business ombudsman, who delicately and professionally classified Ukrainian […]

Dmytro Dubilet

A Stable banking system is a necessary condition for sustainable economic growth. The most important function of banks is to ensure the smooth capital transactions, to provide opportunities for the necessary funding for enterprises, government, individuals, as well as creating an enabling environment for the investments with a view to savings in the national economy. […]

Oleksandr Kotsiuba

Oleksandr Kotsiuba, the president of “Antonov” state enterprise, talks about the difficulties and achievements of the main enterprise of the aircraft industry of Ukraine. March 2017 became an important for the history of state enterprise “Antonov”. A new demonstration plane had launched into the sky for the first time in March, 31st. It will become […]

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