Ukraine’s railway can’t pay its bondholders—but it can deliver six new sleeper cars
Russia destroys carriages forty times faster than Ukraine builds them.
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Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko
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Emergency boilers sat in storage all winter. Now Ukraine is rethinking the whole approach.
Russia’s energy campaign failed to break Ukraine. Kyiv has until October to build something stronger than luck.
Russia couldn’t take out Ukraine’s electricity. Now it wants the water.
After failing to freeze Ukraine with energy strikes, Moscow has shifted its sights—Kyiv isn’t waiting.
Ukraine cuts red tape for rooftop solar, but market barriers remain
A small step toward decentralization—bigger reforms still needed.
Ukraine receives €4 billion EU payment on Day of Defenders, funded by frozen Russian assets
The funds will be allocated to social programs, military spending, and reconstruction.