War forced Ukraine to build a banking system the EU doesn’t have (INFOGRAPHIC)
The country’s crisis-forged financial infrastructure is now a model for nations facing cyber threats and infrastructure attacks.
Russia imports more food, fewer machines as sanctions tighten (INFOGRAPHIC)
First full-year trade data show Moscow choosing survival over industrial future.
Russia adopts fleeing tanker mid-chase, tells US to back off
Marinera now registered in Sochi. Moscow demands the US back off.
Ukraine’s economy adapts to war, but hits a ceiling money can’t break (INFOGRAPHICS)
Record December confidence, yet forecasters still cap growth at 2%.
Did 2025 break Russia’s oil revenue model? (INFOGRAPHIC)
Kremlin budgeted for $70 oil. Ukrainian strikes and Western sanctions ensured it got $35.
Treasury trumpets Iran sanctions but delists ex-Sberbank executive quietly
The press release made no mention of delisting a former Sberbank executive.
Is Ukraine’s wartime economy becoming female-led? The numbers say yes (INFOGRAPHIC)
The gender transformation since 2021 reflects necessity, not optimism.
Who buys Ukrainian weapons next? SAFE’s €150 billion loans pull in 15 EU countries
Ukraine shifts from being an aid recipient to an arms supplier under the EU procurement system.
Ukraine lawmaker says he blocked reactor deal amid corruption allegations (INFOGRAPHIC)
The corruption network he warned about proved real. His sabotage claims remain unverified.
Help wanted, Ukraine: why employers can’t find workers (INFOGRAPHICS)
War didn’t create mass unemployment. It created a labor crisis.
Kyiv last. Lviv first. Ukraine’s 2025 comfort map (MAP)
As the year draws to a close, Euromaidan Press looked at which of Ukraine’s 463 cities Ukrainians would like to live in most.
AfD lawmaker files eight drone-defense inquiries in one day; minister: “Kremlin task list”
Politician demands details on police capabilities, Western arms routes through Thuringia.
Ukraine holds at 15.5% as Russia’s rate swings
Ukraine’s central bank voted 10-1 to hold its key rate at 15.5%.
China: “Correct mistakes” after Zelenskyy announces sanctions on Chinese nationals
Beijing vows to “resolutely safeguard” citizens helping Russia’s war machine.