Ukrainian exports to the EU have reached record volumes and continue to rise sharply. But the potential for economic integration is far from being used effectively.

The ministry says the sowing campaign continues simultaneously with the harvesting of grain

Ukraine currently stands as the number one exporter to the EU, a title it has held for the past few years

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External factors are pushing Ukrainian economy to overcome its extreme dependence on specific export goods and unreliable export markets

Ukraine has strongly diversified its exports in terms of goods and destinations over the years of independence. But local companies must do more to promote their products in new promising markets

In spite of the everlasting pro-Russian lobby in Ukraine, constant economic pressure and various trade barriers weaken influence of such a lobby on Ukraine’s economic policy and future perspectives, writes Maksym Bugriy for The Jamestown Foundation

The latest developments in Cyprus have launched massive switch of offshore cash flow to Belize, reports Da Vinci AG analytical group in its Q3’2013 economic projections, Ukrainian Economic Trends Forecast.

The significant profits of grain traders are in sharp contrast to the neglected infrastructure of the agricultural-industrial complex and its inability to meet domestic demand for fruit and vegetables

Research supervisor, Center for Army, Conversion and Disarmament Studies; Chief Editor, Arms Export and Defense Complex of Ukraine magazine

As global demand for grain surpasses the supply, Ukraine’s farm sector is looking at a great opportunity—but only for the chosen few

Russia’s premier looms behind Ukraine’s biggest grain exporter

Who are the people behind the country's largest grain scheme?