KYIV, Nov 21 - Ukraine said on Friday it hoped to receive 8 million doses of a COVID-19 vaccine in the first half of next year and reported 14,575 new coronavirus infections in the past 24 hours, passing the previous day’s record of 13,357, Reuters reported.
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KYIV, Nov 20 - Ukraine’s GDP-linked warrants issued during the debt restructuring in 2015 may potentially lead to large fiscal costs and exceed the initial debt write-off, a report from the International Monetary Fund said.
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KYIV, Nov 20 – Up to 33,000 people may die from COVID-19 in Ukraine provided that the weekend quarantine remains through the end of the year, the Kyiv School of Economics (KSE) said Friday.
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KYIV, Nov 19 – Ukraine, which faces shortage of funds due to delayed reforms, has been seeking to redirect some of the European Investment Bank assistance to financing battle with the coronavirus pandemic.
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KYIV, Nov 19 – Millstone & Co, an investment firm with offices in Ukraine and Poland, plans to spend more than EUR 10 million to complete exploration of lithium deposits in Ukraine in the next two years.
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KYIV, Nov 19 – Biopharma, one of the first pharmaceutical companies to produce therapeutics to treat COVID-19, said its production of Bioven drug is limited due to lack of plasma donation culture in Ukraine.
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KYIV, Nov 18 - Ukraine faces a “very severe” period of COVID-19 cases but will not tighten lockdown restrictions because measures taken last week should stabilize the situation, Health Minister Maksym Stepanov told Reuters on Wednesday.
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KYIV, Nov 18 - President Volodymyr Zelensky, in a phone conversation with Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund Kristalina Georgieva, stressed that Ukraine had fulfilled all obligations necessary for revising the program with the IMF.
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KYIV, Nov 18 - Ukraine may face shortage of peak power generating capacity without new investments that are aimed at stabilizing the power system during peak hours, Ukrenergo power grid said Wednesday.
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