KYIV, July 26 – The UNESCO World Heritage Committee in its official decisions approved the wording "full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation" in the context of the causes of threats to cultural heritage sites in Ukraine, the Ministry of Culture and Information Policy reports.

KYIV, July 26 – The Ministry of Finance considers increasing the military levy as an option to finance growing defense spending compared to increasing the value-added tax (VAX), arguing its position by protecting vulnerable categories of the population.

KYIV, July 26 – The United States has already provided Ukraine with $82 billion in aid since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion, U.S. Under Secretary of Commerce Marisa Lago said.

KYIV, July 28 - Ukraine on Sunday said it struck an oil depot in southern Russia that supplies the Kremlin’s troops as Russian strikes in Ukraine’s eastern Donetsk region, where Moscow claimed further gains, left five civilians dead and 15 others wounded.

BRUSSELS, July 25 - Ukrainian grain could be exported via solidarity lanes in the absence of the Black Sea grain deal, but EU's support will be needed to balance transit costs, European Commissioner for Agriculture Janusz Wojciechowski has said.

KYIV, July 27 - Fierce fighting raged Thursday in southeastern Ukraine, where a Western official said Kyiv has launched a major push and Russian President Vladimir Putin said “hostilities have intensified significantly,” The Associated Press reported.

KYIV, July 27 – On Thursday, the State Budget of Ukraine received a $1.5 billion in concessional financing, the loan funds are provided under the guarantee of the Government of Japan through the mechanism of the World Bank's Trust Fund, the Ministry of Finance has reported.

BRUSSELS, July 26 – European Energy Commissioner Kadri Simson says that this week the European Union will be able to double the export of Ukrainian electricity.

KYIV, July 27 – Almost 90% of Ukrainians believe that Russia should compensate for the economic and infrastructural losses of Ukraine as a result of the war, according to the results of a nationwide survey "Ukraine during the war. Employment and income" conducted by the Rating sociological group on July 23 and 24, 2022.

KYIV, July 27 – The overwhelming majority (90%) of Ukrainians say they do not want to emigrate for permanent residence and only 9% say they would like to do so, according to the results of a nationwide poll entitled "Ukraine during the War. Employment and Incomes" conducted by the Rating sociological group on July 23 and 24, 2022.