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Monday, February 8

About one third of $2.8 billion Covid-19 Fighting Fund went to build roads last year

About one third of $2.8 billion Covid-19 Fighting Fund went to build roads last year About one third of $2.8 billion Covid-19 Fighting Fund went to build roads last year, the Finance Ministry reports. About 23% went to the Health Ministry. The rest went to unemployment benefits, insur...

Concorde Capital’s Evgeniya Akhtyrko noted that the Finance Ministry report was a requirement for the IMF program that started last June

Concorde Capital’s Evgeniya Akhtyrko noted that the Finance Ministry report was a requirement for the IMF program that started last June Concorde Capital’s Evgeniya Akhtyrko noted that the Finance Ministry report was a requirement for the IMF program that started last June. She writes: “It was obvious that the Zelenskiy administration ...

NASA has awarded a $93 million contract to Firefly Aerospace Inc. to deliver 10 payloads to the Moon’s Mare Crisium in 2023,

NASA has awarded a $93 million contract to Firefly Aerospace Inc. to deliver 10 payloads to the Moon’s Mare Crisium in 2023, NASA has awarded a $93 million contract to Firefly Aerospace Inc. to deliver 10 payloads to the Moon’s Mare Crisium in 2023, the Ukraine-originated company reports from its headquarters near Austin, T...

Firefly has several other contracts with the US space agency.

Firefly has several other contracts with the US space agency. Firefly has several other contracts with the US space agency. In December, NASA reported that Firefly signed a $9.8 million contract to launch satellites for space research. In addition, Firefly is de...

With snow and sub-freezing temperatures expected through this weekend, 15 power units in Ukraine are shut down for lack of fuel or for emergency repairs,

With snow and sub-freezing temperatures expected through this weekend, 15 power units in Ukraine are shut down for lack of fuel or for emergency repairs, With snow and sub-freezing temperatures expected through this weekend, 15 power units in Ukraine are shut down for lack of fuel or for emergency repairs, warned Andriy Gerus, Chair of the Rada Committ...

January’s average gas price was 23.5% higher than December’s price

January’s average gas price was 23.5% higher than December’s price January’s average gas price was 23.5% higher than December’s price, according to State Customs Service numbers. In face of the price hike, the government has capped prices through March 31 at the Janu...

‘Near-shoring’ – or bringing production capacity closer to the EU may boost investment into Ukrainian from European manufacturers hurt last year when supply lines were cut by coronavirus restrictions,

‘Near-shoring’ – or bringing production capacity closer to the EU may boost investment into Ukrainian from European manufacturers hurt last year when supply lines were cut by coronavirus restrictions, ‘Near-shoring’ – or bringing production capacity closer to the EU may boost investment into Ukrainian from European manufacturers hurt last year when supply lines were cut by coronavirus restrictions,...

Ukraine’s coffee imports increased by 63% in the last five years

Ukraine’s coffee imports increased by 63% in the last five years Ukraine’s coffee imports increased by 63% in the last five years, hitting almost 50,000 tons in 2020, reports the Ukrainian Agribusiness Club. Of the $166 million business, Ukraine imports only 16% fr...

Projects in the pipeline include

Projects in the pipeline include Projects in the pipeline include $1.1 billion of investments in mining and processing by Canada’s Black Iron Inc. and a €200 million wood products facility to be built by Austria’s Kronospan. Tsivkach...

Coronavirus vaccinations start next week in Ukraine

Coronavirus vaccinations start next week in Ukraine Coronavirus vaccinations start next week in Ukraine, Health Minister Maksym Stepanov tells Ukraina 24 TV. Initially, the Ministry to draw on a small initial shipment of 117,000 doses of U.S.-made Pfiz...

In the pipeline are 25 million doses, enough for one third of Ukraine’s 37 million people to get the requisite two shots by the end of this year:

In the pipeline are 25 million doses, enough for one third of Ukraine’s 37 million people to get the requisite two shots by the end of this year: In the pipeline are 25 million doses, enough for one third of Ukraine’s 37 million people to get the requisite two shots by the end of this year:

This month, the first 50 of 500 mobile vaccination teams are to start working

This month, the first 50 of 500 mobile vaccination teams are to start working This month, the first 50 of 500 mobile vaccination teams are to start working, Prime Minister Shmyhal told the Cabinet last week. In addition, he said, health workers are preparing 1,500 vaccination r...

“The sooner we get the vaccines, the faster we will overcome the pandemic in Ukraine,”

“The sooner we get the vaccines, the faster we will overcome the pandemic in Ukraine,” “The sooner we get the vaccines, the faster we will overcome the pandemic in Ukraine,” President Zelenskiy said Friday on announcing the 12 million Indian-made vaccines. “I know that the Cabinet...

Ukraine’s daily rate of detected cases dropped roughly in half over the last month

Ukraine’s daily rate of detected cases dropped roughly in half over the last month Ukraine’s daily rate of detected cases dropped roughly in half over the last month – from 6-9,000 at the start January, to 3-5,000 cases a day last week. To date, 1.2 million Ukrainians, or 3% of the ...

Vaccinations of soldiers start at the end of this month,

Vaccinations of soldiers start at the end of this month, Vaccinations of soldiers start at the end of this month, says Serhiy Khalik, acting commander of Medical Forces of the Armed Forces. To date, 15,005 members of the military are known to have contracte...

Almost half of Ukrainians have antibodies to Covid-19

Almost half of Ukrainians have antibodies to Covid-19 Almost half of Ukrainians have antibodies to Covid-19, Natalia Vinohrad, head of Epidemiology at Lviv National Medical University, told Savik Shuster’s ‘Freedom of Speech’ TV program. “Despite the fac...

Only 43% of respondents to a poll in mid-January said they would take the vaccine, even if free

Only 43% of respondents to a poll in mid-January said they would take the vaccine, even if free Only 43% of respondents to a poll in mid-January said they would take the vaccine, even if free. If they had to pay, only 39% told Rating Group that they would buy the vaccine. Commercial sales of vac...

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