(HALIFAX, CANADA) – Canadian shoppers in Nova Scotia are turning away from American alcohol brands as trade discussions between Canada and the United States continue. Many consumers say they have already replaced wines, beers and spirits from the United States with products from Canada and other countries. Janice Peet, aContinue Reading
(LONDON, UK) – Oil prices fell on Thursday after gains in previous sessions. Attention shifted to expectations of weaker global demand this year, while no progress was made on reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Brent crude futures fell by 42 cents, or 0.47 percent, to $88.56 per barrel by 04:05Continue Reading
(KYIV, UKRAINE) – Ukrzaliznytsia has returned to its normal operating schedule after mass Russian attacks forced changes to train timetables and ticket sales restrictions. The railway carried a record 104,000 passengers on 9 August. The company announced the figure on Facebook. The first ten days of August tested the enduranceContinue Reading
(KYIV, UKRAINE) – Ukraine and Moldova have agreed a 50 percent discount on transit rail freight for Ukrainian cargo. Prime Minister Serhiy Koretskyi announced the deal on Telegram. “Following a recent conversation with Moldovan Prime Minister Vasile Tofan, we reached an agreement on a 50 percent discount on transit railContinue Reading
(KYIV, UKRAINE) – The average price of A-95 petrol in Ukraine rose by 1 kopiyka to UAH 81.00 per litre on Wednesday, 12 August. The average price of diesel fell by 4 kopiykas to UAH 92.53 per litre. The figures were reported by the minfin.com.ua portal. Average fuel prices inContinue Reading
(ORSK, RUSSIA) – The Orsknefteorgsintez oil refinery in Russia stopped processing oil on Tuesday, 11 August, after a fire caused by a Ukrainian drone attack. Reuters reported the shutdown citing two industry sources. The drones attacked the plant, which is located about 1,900 kilometres east of the border with Ukraine.Continue Reading
(SARAJEVO, BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA) – Ukraine sent Bosnia and Herzegovina the text of a free trade agreement between the two countries in January and is waiting for a response. Ukraine’s Ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Volodymyr Bachynskyi, said this in an interview with media. The diplomat said transport liberalisation wouldContinue Reading
(MOSCOW, RUSSIA) – Direct losses at Wildberries could exceed 100 billion roubles after a campaign against its warehouses destroyed at least 14 logistics hubs. The figure could reach 200 billion roubles under a pessimistic scenario, according to Ukraine’s Foreign Intelligence Service. The losses have broken the business model of Russia’sContinue Reading
(LVIV, UKRAINE) – Construction has started on parking areas for lorries near two border crossing points between Ukraine and Poland. Around 500 parking spaces will be built near the Rava-Ruska to Hrebenne and Krakovets to Korczowa crossings. Ukraine’s Ministry of Restoration, Infrastructure and Transport announced the works on Facebook. “InContinue Reading
(LONDON, UK) – Oil prices rose slightly on Wednesday, 12 August, amid doubts over a peace deal between the United States and Iran and attacks on two vessels. The developments strengthened concerns about supply disruptions in the Middle East, even as US crude oil inventories increased. Brent crude futures roseContinue Reading
