More than 229 thousand new sole proprietors opened through Diia in 2023 - Fedorov
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More than 229 thousand new sole proprietors opened through Diia in 2023 - Fedorov
In 2023, more than 229,000 new individual entrepreneurs in Ukraine registered through the Diia app, according to Mykhailo Fedorov, Deputy Prime Minister for Innovation, Education, Science and Technology Development. The Ministry of Digital Transformation aims to further develop SMEs in 2024.
In 2023, every 10th enterprise in Poland was founded by Ukrainians - study
In total, in 2022-2023, Ukrainians registered 48,464 individual entrepreneurs in Poland. This means that Ukrainian companies already account for more than 10% of the businesses established during this period.
IL-76 crash in Belgorod region: criminal case opened in Russia
A criminal case has been opened in Russia over the crash of an IL-76 aircraft in the Belgorod region, and the investigation is considering it a possible terrorist act.
Next week, the International Court of Justice of the United Nations will announce the decision on the lawsuit of Ukraine against the russian federation
On January 31, the International Court of Justice will announce its ruling on russia's alleged violation of two conventions related to the financing of terrorism and racial discrimination.
Preparations for the UN Security Council meeting continue in New York: Zelensky listens to Kuleba's report
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba briefed President Zelenskyy before the UN Security Council meeting.
European Commission has not yet developed a solution to protect Ukrainians after 2025 - media
The European Commission has not yet prepared a draft decision on the protection of Ukrainians after 2025, European Commissioner Ylva Johansson said. Any proposal will be made only after it is supported by Ukraine and EU member states.
Diya has four new military bonds with different interest rates: Zaliznyi Port, Askania-Nova, Dzhankoi and Kerch
The Minister of Digital Transformation of Ukraine has launched four new military bonds in the Diia app with different interest rates and maturities to support the economy and the army. The bonds do not include any additional fees or commissions for buyers.
Croatia to hand over Medvedchuk's seized superyacht worth almost $200 million to Ukraine
A Croatian court has ruled to transfer the Royal Romance vessel, currently owned by Ukrainian MP Viktor Medvedchuk, to Ukraine.
Estonia will allocate 0.25% of its GDP for military assistance to Ukraine for four years
Over the next four years, Estonia will allocate 0. 25% of its GDP to military assistance to Ukraine. This is in recognition of the ongoing threat that Ukraine faces from Russia.
PACE resolution on deported Ukrainian children is a step towards justice: Lubinets
The Human Rights Ombudsperson welcomed the PACE resolution calling on Russia and Belarus to stop deporting Ukrainian children, calling it a historic decision that promotes justice and punishment for those responsible. He reaffirmed Ukraine's commitment to return every deported child and illegally detained citizen.