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German farming machinery group Claas steps up supplies of parts to Ukraine

KYIV, April 26 – To prevent the disruption of the sowing season in Ukraine due to breakdowns of agricultural equipment, the German manufacturer of agricultural machinery Claas has launched a road channel for the constant supply of spare parts to the country, the company said on its Facebook page on Tuesday.


Ukraine’s economy to expand 3.9% in 2021, 4.3% in 2022: Deutsche Bank

KYIV, April 27 – Ukraine’s economy will expand 3.9% on the year in 2021 and 4.3% in 2022, up from an earlier forecast of 3.5% and 3.9%, respectively, according to a report by Deutsche Bank.


Ukraine opens new nuclear waste repository

KYIV, April 27 - Ukraine’s president on Monday unveiled a new EUR 448.2 million nuclear waste repository at Chornobyl, the site of the world’s worst nuclear disaster that unfolded exactly 35 years ago, AP reported.


Germany’s Zeppelin investing EUR 10-mln to open new office in Ukraine

KYIV, April 26 – The Zeppelin German industrial concern is investing EUR 10 million in the construction of a new head office and service center for its Ukrainian representative office, the Zeppelin Ukraine company, in Vyshneve, Kyiv region, according to the company.


68% of Ukrainian believe things develop in wrong direction, poll shows

KYIV, April 26 – Some 68% of Ukrainian citizens believe that the direction of events in the country is wrong, according to the results of a sociological survey conducted by the Ukrainian Institute for the Future (UIF) with the assistance of New Image Marketing Group from April 9 to April 18 and presented at Interfax-Ukraine on Monday.


Ukraine seeking to turn Chornobyl NPP’s exclusion zone into safe territory

KYIV, April 27 – Ukraine is making every effort to turn the exclusion zone around the defunct Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant into a safe territory of change and the development of modern technologies, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine said.


Court postpones Privatbank ruling review

KYIV, April 27 - Ukraine's Supreme Court has postponed a review of a lower court decision on whether state-owned Privatbank has to pay back more than UAH 1 billion hryvnyas ($37 million) to two businessmen who claim to have lost their savings in the 2016 nationalization of the bank.


Ukraine to split Ukroboronprom into six defense groups, senior official says

KYIV, April 24 – The reform of Ukroboronprom state concern provides for the creation of six industry holdings around the progressive enterprises of the concern on the basis of industry synergies of competencies and then the liquidation of the state concern itself, the Deputy Director General of Ukroboronprom, head of the transformation office Roman Bondar, said.


Bill to help Energoatom secure EUR 200-mln loan for safety program

KYIV, April 27 – Bill No. 2372, adopted by Verkhovna Rada at first reading, providing for the independence of the nuclear regulator, will allow National Nuclear Generating Company Energoatom, after its final approval, to take out an additional loan of EUR 200 million for safety programs, Head of the Rada committee on energy and housing and utility services Andriy Gerus said.


Ukraine may shut down Rivne NPP rector in rection to lower power demand

KYIV, April 27 – Rivne NPP is preparing to shut down power unit No. 3 soon due to a predicted increase of balanced capacity limitations for nuclear power plants (NPPs) at the end of April, Energoatom reported.


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