Forecast of unemployment rate in Ukraine according to methodology of international labor organization until 2025
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PJSC “Grave Ukraine Life Insurance” (Kiev) has increased its authorized capital from UAH 26.903 million to UAH 81.571 million, the company was notified by the Central Depository of Ukraine on July 31, according to the information posted in the system of NCSSM.
The increase of the authorized capital by UAH 54.668 mln was made at the expense of a part of the profit received by the company.
The decision on the issue was made at the shareholders’ meeting on April 15, 2024.
PJSC Grave Ukraine Life Insurance and PJSC IC Grave Ukraine are part of NFG Grave Ukraine, the ultimate beneficiary of which is GRAWE-Vermögensverwaltung (Austria).
On August 1, the state enterprise “International Airport “Boryspil” (Kiev) announced a tender for the purchase of voluntary insurance of motor vehicles (hull insurance), according to the system of electronic public procurement Prozorro.
The expected cost of purchase of services is UAH 44.6 thousand. Security of the tender offer is not required.
The deadline for submission of bids is August 9.
Due to the nighttime shelling of the railway infrastructure in Poltava region, Kharkiv-bound trains are still running with delays, and there will be a delay in the departure of return trains on Sunday evening, Ukrzaliznytsia reported.
According to a message posted on Telegram, trains #21/22 Kharkiv – Lviv (+10:34); #103/104 Kramatorsk – Lviv (+10:34); #1/2 Kharkiv – Ivano-Frankivsk (+10:06); #201/202 Kharkiv – Vorokhta (+10:06); #63/64 Kharkiv – Lviv (+4:57); #111/112 Izyum – Lviv (+4:57); #112/111 Lviv – Izyum (+2:25) are delayed.
Also in the evening, flight #64/63 Lviv – Kharkiv will depart from the terminal station approximately 2 hours later than its schedule; # 112/111 Lviv – Izyum will depart from the terminal station approximately 2 hours later than its schedule; # 2/1 Ivano-Frankivsk – Kharkiv will depart from the terminal station approximately 3 hours later than its schedule; # 202/201 Vorokhta – Kharkiv will depart from the terminal station as scheduled, but will receive an unscheduled parking at Ivano-Frankivsk station lasting about 3 hours.
Earlier it was reported that on the night of August 4, as a result of shelling in Poltava region, the railway infrastructure was damaged, a number of Kharkiv trains changed their routes and are running with delays.
The UK has seen its worst civil unrest in more than a decade, with far-right groups and anti-racism campaigners clashing in cities across the country, The Guardian reported on Saturday, August 3. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper said the police will have the full support of the government to take the most decisive action. “Criminal violence and disorder have no place on the streets of Britain,” she said.
“Anyone involved in criminal disorder and violent thuggery on our streets will have to pay a price and they should expect to face arrests, prosecutions, fines and the full force of the law, including imprisonment and travel bans. Violation of the law entails consequences,” the minister emphasized.
During the protests, which spread across the country, bricks and bottles were reportedly thrown at police officers, fireworks were set off, and several law enforcement officers were injured.
The riots began after the murder of three young girls at a Taylor Swift-style dance class in Southport on Monday, The Guardian reports.
“Axel Rudakuban, 17, from Lancashire, is accused of the attack, but false claims have circulated online that the suspect was an asylum seeker who arrived in the UK by boat. Following these reports, far-right protesters, driven by social media, gathered in cities across the country,” the publication says.
It is noted that officers have been returned from vacation across the UK to deploy an additional 130 auxiliary police units – about 2 thousand officers.
On August 4-8, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba will visit Malawi, Zambia, and Mauritius for a series of bilateral meetings, the ministry’s press service reports.
“The fourth African tour of the Foreign Minister aims to continue building relations with African countries. All three countries – Malawi, Zambia, and Mauritius – will be visited by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine for the first time in history,” the statement said on Sunday.
It is noted that in Lilongwe (Malawi), Lusaka (Zambia) and Port Louis (Mauritius), Kuleba will hold talks with the leadership of the states, foreign ministers, as well as business and cultural circles.
“All meetings will focus on the development of bilateral relations based on mutual respect and interests. Among the key topics will be the participation of African states in global efforts to restore a just peace for Ukraine and the world,” the press service reports.
In addition, in Malawi, the parties will discuss Ukraine’s important role in ensuring food security, including the exchange of experience and technologies in the field of agriculture and the humanitarian program “Grain From Ukraine.”
In Zambia, Kuleba will discuss the development of bilateral relations, as well as political dialogue and cooperation within international organizations.
The topic of the meetings in Mauritius will be attracting investments and participation of Mauritian businesses in the recovery and reconstruction of Ukraine.
