Ukrainian businessman Oleksandr Yaroslavsky tells President Zelenskyy he is ready to act alone if necessary to transform rundown state-owned defense sector enterprises
Ukrainian businessman Yaroslavsky was behind the reconstruction of Kharkiv International Airport and hopes to begin work on a comprehensive Dnipro International Airport upgrade in spring 2020
Post-Maidan Progress: Ukraine has risen 48 places the World Bank's annual Doing Business ranking since the October 2013 edition, climbing from 112th position to 64th
The World Bank is the latest international heavyweight to improve its GDP forecast for Ukraine and follows similar recent upgrades by the IMF and Morgan Stanley
Upgrade follows similar move by Fitch in early September and reflects widespread international optimism over Ukraine’s future policy direction and macroeconomic fundamentals despite mounting concerns over oligarch influence
Ukraine’s IT sector is expanding rapidly and will play an increasingly important role in the country’s economy over the coming years as revenues continue to rise and more qualified Ukrainians enter the IT workforce
Eastern Ukraine's primary air hub has experienced over three years of robust passenger increases that closely mirror the region's economic revival since 2016
Ukrainian agricultural exports to the EU increase by over one-third during the first seven months of 2019, allowing Ukraine to consolidate position as Europe's No. 3 food supplier
Ukraine's ratings upgrade follows strong Q2 economic growth of 4.6% and comes as the new Zelenskyy government wins plaudits for its reformist posturing and initial appointments
The hryvnia has posted almost 10% gains against the US dollar so far this year and enjoyed unprecedented levels of demand on the international bond market
Ukraine is currently experiencing an unprecedented rise in air travel thanks to a combination of factors including three years of consecutive GDP growth and the advent of visa-free EU travel
