Ukraine is establishing a mandatory screening mechanism for foreign direct investment, a step towards safeguarding defense-tech deals against Russian linked and sanctioned companies.
UKR: Why Ukraine’s trains are a top Russian target
How Russia is attacking trains with modernized drones (and components) to keep Ukraine from quickly redeploying forces/weapons. And: how Ukraine’s pushing back.
UKR: Ukraine miltech components: detaching from China
Ukraine is building a competitive components market to support its growing defense industry. But financing gaps, limited production capacity, and reliance on China for key parts still pose major hurdles.
How Ukraine miltech exports will spur post-war reconstruction
How will loosening export controls put Ukraine on a growth trajectory post-war? And looking ahead to how deftech can become a key source of revenue, drawing on its technological innovation on the battlefield.
Getting rid of the 20% VAT on imports of defense-related components was intended to support the production of weapons. But it also created inconsistent rules for domestic producers.
Playbook for Ukraine miltech to enter NATO markets
With export controls loosening, Ukrainian companies will face obstacles entering foreign markets with established rules due to competition and complex regulations.
