Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine
Yulia Svyrydenko discussed energy protection from ballistic missiles in the US Congress. The parties agreed to strengthen financial and sanctions pressure on Russia.
Minister of Foreign Affairs Andrii Sybiha will focus on promoting peace and working with African countries. Dialogue with Turkey and the Global South is a priority.
Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha announced the stabilization of relations with Washington. Ukraine supports American initiatives to end the war in the country.
Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha announced Kyiv's readiness for contacts with Budapest. The statement came amid a change in political leadership in Hungary and discussions about future Ukrainian-Hungarian relations.
MP Yulia Hryshyna insists on taking into account the positions of trade unions when updating legislation. The FPU demands the preservation of the right to strike and guarantees of payment.
Kyiv has attracted 90% of funds through the ERA Loans mechanism from the income of Russian assets. The EU plans to provide another 90 billion euros in loan support in 2026-2027.
Andriy Sybiha, Head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, called for closing European and transatlantic space to those involved in aggression against Ukraine. Restrictions should also apply to relatives of war criminals.
The state-owned bank initiated arbitration due to the loss of property in Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson, and Zaporizhzhia regions. The amount of preliminary claims exceeds $1.3 billion.
Yulia Svyrydenko discussed reforms and preparations for program review with Kristalina Georgieva. Ukraine has already received the first tranche of $1.5 billion.
Mykhailo Fedorov discussed with the head of Diehl Defence the acceleration of air defense and long-range missile supplies. The parties plan to test new developments in Ukraine.
The National Bank clarified the rules for financial monitoring of PEPs and prohibited refusing them services without grounds. Income source checks are not required for limits up to 400 thousand hryvnias per month.
The government and parliament have fulfilled the conditions for receiving the tranche by adopting a package of reforms. Svyrydenko and Coș discussed technical issues related to securing the first tranche of the €90 billion EU loan.
Kyiv calls on Israel to seize a shipment of Ukrainian grain that the ABINSK vessel delivered to the port of Haifa. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has sent a request for legal assistance.
The Prime Minister of Ukraine in the US discussed the parameters of a broader energy sector modernization program worth over $1 billion. The purchase of locomotives and LNG is also planned.
Experts and the FPU demand that workers' rights be taken into account in the new Labor Code. It is proposed to link the minimum wage to 50% of the national average.
The minimum tax liability is distributed among the owners proportionally to the period of land use. The previous owner pays until the moment of sale, and the new owner pays from the month of acquiring rights.
As a result of the enemy attack, port infrastructure and logistics facilities were damaged. Administrative buildings and railway cars in Odesa were affected.
Ukraine received the last tranche from Britain, amounting to almost $1 billion. The funds will be directed to defense capabilities within the framework of the G7 credit mechanism.
Ukraine is creating units that combine infantry with aerial and ground drones. The new model has already helped liberate significant territories in the south.
Yulia Svyrydenko announced the launch of the American-Ukrainian Reconstruction Fund. The government also allocated UAH 22 billion for the protection of energy facilities.
The Minister of Defense announced a Ramstein meeting in June and a closed meeting of deputy ministers. The parties will discuss the PURL mechanism and supply schedules.
Over 25,000 families have purchased housing under the state mortgage program. Almost half of the borrowers are military personnel and security sector employees.
The Ministry of Culture will study the motivation and barriers of Ukrainians in reading to form state policy. The results will be published in the spring of 2026.
From 2026, European requirements for wine quality came into force, and a mandatory digital register of producers should appear. Businesses will have two years to adapt without penalties.
The Federation of Trade Unions of Ukraine is intensifying cooperation with state bodies to develop a system of prosthetics and rehabilitation. According to FPU head Serhiy Byzov, the key priority is to create an effective, accessible, and human-centered system that will help military personnel, veterans, and civilians return to a full life faster.
Britain has announced its largest aid package, which includes 120,000 attack and reconnaissance UAVs. Deliveries have already begun as part of a £3 billion support package.
The FPU insists on linking the minimum wage to 50% of the average. Trade unions demand the preservation of the right to strike and the protection of employees' rights in the new Labor Code.
The High Anti-Corruption Court (HACC) has extended the detention of the former Minister of Energy for another two months. He is suspected of money laundering and participation in a criminal organization.
Ukraine is initiating the creation of an international stock of critical components for rapid network repair. It is also planned to use equipment from German thermal power plants.
In Berlin, energy, air defense, and a drone agreement were discussed. Germany confirmed its support for Ukraine's accession to the EU and the opening of a Unity Center.