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Foreign and local companies in Ukraine have adjusted to the new realities and continued to work and try to expand their operations during the war. Moreover, many companies are considering entering the market early so as not to miss out on Ukraine’s reconstruction, but are prevented by internal policies that do not allow them to … Continue reading WTW sees new market opportunities and offers insurance policies for organizations planning to operate in Ukraine.

The ongoing Russian aggression has turned Ukrainian energy sector into a critical battlefield, with Russia’s relentless attacks targeting infrastructure that sustains Ukraine’s power grid and heating systems. Since the full-scale invasion began in February 2022, these attacks have inflicted unprecedented damage, pushing Ukraine’s energy system to the brink. Yet, amid the darkness lies an opportunity … Continue reading The Critical Role of Energy Equipment Imports in Ukraine’s Resilience Amidst Russian Aggression, and a Path Towards Renewable Future

At the beginning of the full-scale invasion, many people lost their jobs. Now, one of the biggest challenges for businesses is a labor shortage, despite the still significant level of unemployment. This indicates that structural unemployment has increased in Ukraine. The war has created extraordinary challenges for the labor market, including workforce losses due to … Continue reading Labor Market in Wartime: Demographic Challenges for Ukraine

The Ukrainian government has launched an electronic residency program. E-residents will enjoy special tax conditions in Ukraine: only 5% of their income. Ukraine's Ministry of Digital Transformation is taking one of its new services out of beta testing. uResidency—an electronic residency format—will allow foreign citizens to run their own businesses from Ukraine. To make the … Continue reading Foreigners can Remotely Run Businesses in Ukraine: Launch of uResidency program

Since the start of the war, Russia has inflicted severe damage on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, leading to a critical need for comprehensive rebuilding efforts. As a result of the attacks, Ukraine has lost over 9 GW of electricity generating capacities, while local gas production has dropped 5–10 percent. In a recent attack—and one of the … Continue reading Rebuilding Ukraine’s energy sector: International support and investment opportunities

Since the onset of Russia’s February 2022 invasion of Ukraine, Germany has emerged as a steadfast ally, providing extensive support across various domains. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz recently reaffirmed this commitment, emphasizing that Germany will remain Ukraine’s biggest national supporter in Europe, even amid discussions of budget cuts. During a visit to Moldova, Scholz declared, … Continue reading Germany’s support for Ukraine