News from Lvov
24/07/2026
Such norms are laid down in the Law “On Amendments and Additions to Certain Legislative Acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan on the Issues of Minimizing Risks in Lending, Protecting the Rights of Borrowers, Regulating the Financial Market and Improving Enforcement Proceedings.” “During the discussion of the Law, the following comments and suggestions arose. It
READ MOREAdditional spending is due to be submitted to parliament for approval in June, including co-financing. The German Ministry of Defense has requested an additional 3.8 billion euros from its government to provide assistance to Ukraine this fiscal year. This was reported by the German newspaper Bild on Saturday, May 18, citing its own sources. Journalists
READ MORERussia is canceling a popular procession to commemorate World War II victims for a second straight year due to growing security concerns, officials announced Tuesday. For more than a decade, Russians across the country have paraded through cities each May 9 holding portraits of relatives who were killed in what Russia calls the “Great Patriotic
READ MOREPhoto: Secretary Antony Blinken/Х. Anthony Blinken came to Ukraine During meetings with the leadership of Ukraine, Blinken will talk about the importance of additional US aid to Ukraine and assure Ukrainians of the continued support of the US. US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken arrived in Kyiv. On the morning of Tuesday, May 14, he
READ MOREPhoto: Still from video. President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky Ukraine has fulfilled all the necessary conditions for the real start of negotiations on accession to the EU and now the EU side must fulfill its obligations, the president said. In an evening video message on Sunday, April 28, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky spoke about Ukraine’s
READ MORERussia is reopening the first of several regional airports that were closed when the country invaded Ukraine more than two years ago, state civil aviation agency Rosaviatsia announced Friday. All flights to and from 11 airports in southern and central parts of the country have been grounded over safety concerns since President Vladimir Putin ordered troops
READ MOREMultinational corporations have warned that new migration regulations and fiscal reforms could force them to relocate their operations to other countries. The Netherlands has been a popular base for such companies, but many are now considering leaving. The technology firm ASML, which is valued at €360 billion and is the most highly-valued technology company in
READ MOREThe reason is a significant shortage of electricity in the system due to shelling and an increase in consumption due to the cold weather. Ukrenergo introduces emergency power outages across Ukraine due to shortages in the energy system. This was reported by the company’s press service on Tuesday, May 14.”Today, May 14, from 21:00 to
READ MOREU.S. President Joe Biden announced during a briefing on April 24 he had signed the foreign aid bill containing close to $61 billion for Ukraine into law, marking the final step of the legislative process. After months of political infighting and a deteriorating situation on the battlefield in Ukraine, the U.S. House of Representatives finally
READ MORERenewable energy developments continue at break-neck speed, with $644 billion to be spent on new capacity in 2024, but outdated and inadequate power grids could prove to be a significant stumbling block to the energy transition. If the world is to limit global warming to 1.8 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels, $3.1 trillion of grid
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