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RE:UKRAINE №2 · 2026
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Economy
Small Business Sentiment Index: entrepreneurs’ assessments and expectations
Yulia Bondarenko
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War
The Defense Forces Have Tripled Their Use of Ground-Based Robotic Systems
The number of logistics and evacuation missions carried out by ground-based robotic systems in the Ukrainian Defense Forces has increased 3.3-fold since the beginning of 2026. In August alone, these systems completed more than 25,000 tasks on the front lines.
Yulia Bondarenko
1 min read
Reconstruction
Ukraine Prepares for Electricity Market Integration with the EU: Memorandums Signed
NPC “Ukrenergo,” JSC “Market Operator,” and LLC “Ukrainian Energy Exchange” have signed memorandums of cooperation to coordinate preparations for the integration of the Ukrainian and European electricity markets.
Yulia Bondarenko
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World
Ukraine and the European Commission Have Begun Consultations on Funding for 2026–2027
Ukraine and the European Commission have begun a detailed assessment of the country’s budgetary and financial needs for 2026–2027. In the coming days and weeks, the parties will continue technical consultations to determine the required amount of funding and possible sources for securing it.
Yulia Bondarenko
2 min read
Economy
Ukraine’s international reserves fell by 5% in August — to $48.7 billion
According to preliminary data, Ukraine’s international reserves stood at $48.66 billion as of September 1, 2026. During August, they decreased by 5%. The main reason was a reduction in international financial assistance, despite significant foreign exchange interventions by the NBU.
Yulia Bondarenko
1 min read
Issue No. 2
№2: Reconstruction isn't just some date in the future
RE:UKRAINE #2 explores a country rebuilding while the war is still ongoing. This issue looks at the decisions shaping Ukraine’s economic future today — from investment, infrastructure and energy resilience to industrial development, human capital and public-private partnerships. Through interviews, analysis and business stories, we focus on the people, companies and ideas turning resilience into long-term growth — and on the opportunities emerging as Ukraine builds a stronger, more modern and competitive economy.
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Ukraine Prepares for Electricity Market Integration with the EU: Memorandums Signed
NPC “Ukrenergo,” JSC “Market Operator,” and LLC “Ukrainian Energy Exchange” have signed memorandums of cooperation to coordinate preparations for the integration of the Ukrainian and European electricity markets.
Yulia Bondarenko
1 min read
Reconstruction
Kalush Plans to Build Modern Wastewater Treatment Facilities with Funding from a Private Investor
In Kalush, Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast, a project for new wastewater treatment facilities is being developed. A modular solution has been proposed for the community, which is expected to reduce construction time and costs, and a private investor plans to provide the funding.
Yulia Bondarenko
2 min read
Reconstruction
In August, units of the Ministry of Defense cleared nearly 1,000 hectares of liberated territory
In August 2026, units of the Ministry of Defense cleared 999 hectares of liberated territories, as well as dozens of kilometers of roads and railways. Demining remains a key prerequisite for the safe recovery of communities, the restoration of transportation infrastructure, and the return of land to productive use.
Yulia Bondarenko
1 min read
Companies
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Oschadbank Provided €10.34 Million for the Construction of Solar Power Plants in the Khmelnytskyi Region
Oschadbank provided Eco-Future “Kam’yanka” LLC with €10.34 million in loan financing to implement a renewable energy project. This is the bank’s largest energy project in terms of financing volume in the micro, small, and medium-sized business segment.
Svitlana Bondarenko
1 min read
Companies
“Biokon” Lost More Than 15 Billion Hryvnia in Goods Due to a Russian Strike on Its Logistics Complex
The “Biokon” pharmaceutical logistics complex in the Boryspil district of Kyiv Oblast was destroyed as a result of a Russian attack on September 3, 2026. Preliminary losses from the loss of finished goods alone exceed 15 billion hryvnia.
Svitlana Bondarenko
1 min read
Companies
“Nova Post” has entered the Canadian market — the 18th country in its international network
Nova Post has launched operations in Canada, which has become the 18th country in the company’s international network. Entering this new market expands logistics capabilities between Ukraine and Canada and creates an additional channel for Ukrainian businesses to export their goods.
Yulia Bondarenko
2 min read
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Ukraine and the European Commission Have Begun Consultations on Funding for 2026–2027
Ukraine and the European Commission have begun a detailed assessment of the country’s budgetary and financial needs for 2026–2027. In the coming days and weeks, the parties will continue technical consultations to determine the required amount of funding and possible sources for securing it.
Yulia Bondarenko
2 min read
World
Estonia Will Increase Its Contribution to the Ukraine Energy Support Fund by €100,000
Estonia has announced an additional contribution of €100,000 to the Ukraine Energy Support Fund. The funds will help finance the restoration of damaged energy infrastructure and strengthen the resilience of the power grid.
Yulia Bondarenko
2 min read
World
Ukraine expects to open the remaining negotiation clusters with the EU by the end of 2026
Ukraine expects to open the remaining negotiation clusters for EU accession by the end of 2026. The government and the Verkhovna Rada are working to accelerate reforms and fulfill European integration commitments, particularly within the framework of the Ukraine Facility.
Svitlana Bondarenko
1 min read
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Art as an Investment: “Legends of the Carpathians” and the Future Gallery at PÓTAY Were Presented in Lviv
In Lviv, as part of the Lviv Invest Forum 2026, the art project “Legends of the Carpathians” and the concept for a future gallery at PÓTAY were presented. Participants in the discussion spoke about art as an investment that shapes a space’s identity and enhances the long-term value of development projects.
Svitlana Bondarenko
3 min read
Events
The Steel Freedom 2026 Student Architecture Competition Kicked Off Today
On September 1, the Steel Freedom 2026 student architecture competition kicked off, bringing together future architects and structural engineers from all over Ukraine. This year, participants will develop a concept for a hotel and administrative building in Kyiv using steel structures
Svitlana Bondarenko
2 min read
Events
Ukrainian communities have identified three main barriers to EU accession
Ukrainian communities have identified the key barriers to European integration: a lack of funding, a shortage of personnel, and a lack of prepared projects. We Build Ukraine emphasizes that accessing EU funds will require communities to have professional teams, high-quality projects, and transparent management.
Svitlana Bondarenko
4 min read
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Economy
Ukraine’s international reserves fell by 5% in August — to $48.7 billion
According to preliminary data, Ukraine’s international reserves stood at $48.66 billion as of September 1, 2026. During August, they decreased by 5%. The main reason was a reduction in international financial assistance, despite significant foreign exchange interventions by the NBU.
Yulia Bondarenko
1 min read
Economy
The government has allowed agricultural exporters to extend payment terms up to 180 days
The Cabinet of Ministers has expanded the options available to Ukrainian agricultural exporters to extend the payment deadlines under foreign trade contracts. Upon a company’s request, the Ministry of Economy and Environment will be able to extend the established deadline by a maximum of 180 calendar days.
Yulia Bondarenko
1 min read
Economy
The NBU Has Expanded Lending Opportunities for Businesses and Communities Amid Intensified Shelling
The NBU has adopted a second package of measures to support lending to the Ukrainian economy amid intensifying shelling. The new rules are intended to expand access to bank financing for businesses and communities.
Svitlana Bondarenko
2 min read
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Life
Starting September 10, the curfew in Kyiv will be shortened and public transportation hours will be extended
In Kyiv, the curfew will be shortened by one hour — it will run from 1:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. The new schedule will take effect on September 10, 2026. The Kyiv Defense Council adopted the corresponding decision.
Svitlana Bondarenko
1 min read
Life
The Ministry of Defense Calls on Technical Universities to Apply for European Grants to Develop Engineering Competencies
The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has drawn the attention of technical universities to opportunities for European grant funding aimed at developing engineering and technological competencies. The ministry emphasizes that strengthening technical education directly impacts the human resources and technological potential of the Ukrainian defense industry.
Yulia Bondarenko
2 min read
Life
Ukrainian books may become up to 20% more expensive due to publishers’ losses from shelling
At least 30 Ukrainian publishers and bookstores have suffered losses due to Russian shelling, which is already affecting production costs, logistics, and the availability of books. Market participants predict a possible price increase of up to 20% and a temporary shortage of certain titles.
Yulia Bondarenko
2 min read
War
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War
The Defense Forces Have Tripled Their Use of Ground-Based Robotic Systems
The number of logistics and evacuation missions carried out by ground-based robotic systems in the Ukrainian Defense Forces has increased 3.3-fold since the beginning of 2026. In August alone, these systems completed more than 25,000 tasks on the front lines.
Yulia Bondarenko
1 min read
War
Air Defense and Additional Defense Funding Have Become Key Priorities for Ukraine Ahead of the “Ramstein” Meeting
Ukraine has identified strengthening its air defense and securing additional funding for the Defense Forces as top priorities ahead of the next meeting of the Contact Group on Ukrainian Defense in the “Ramstein” format.
Svitlana Bondarenko
1 min read
War
The Ministry of Defense certified more than 1,500 new weapons models in 2026
Since the beginning of 2026, the Ministry of Defense has codified more than 1,500 new and modernized models of weapons and military equipment. Nearly 91% of them are manufactured in Ukraine, with unmanned systems and other high-tech solutions accounting for the largest share.
Svitlana Bondarenko
2 min read