How Ukrainian sanctions are applied
Ukraine’s sanctions regime was established in the 2014 Law of Ukraine “On Sanctions” (No. 1644-VII) as a decisive legal response to Russia’s aggression. The law sets out a national legal framework for imposing restrictive measures on natural persons and legal entities whose conduct puts Ukraine’s sovereignty, national interests, security, and territorial integrity in danger.
Ukraine`s public procurement landscape: what international businesses need to know
Ukraine`s public procurement market presents significant opportunities for international businesses, especially in light of the country`s current need for recovery and its integration with the European Union. The procurement system is designated to ensure transparency, competition and equal access for both domestic and foreign bidders. Public tenders in Ukraine can be broadly divided into 2 …
Ukraine Enhances PPP Framework to Drive Post-War Investment
On 19 June 2025, the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine enacted Draft Law № 7508 – a major revision to the country`s Public-Private Partnership (PPP) framework. This reform is aimed at accelerating private investment in post-conflict reconstruction and the development of strategic sectors of the economy, including the defense industry.
Force Majeure vs Hardship under Ukrainian Law
In today’s unpredictable world, businesses often face circumstances that disrupt contractual performance. Whether it’s war, sanctions, pandemic, or skyrocketing costs, many turn to legal safety nets such as force majeure and hardship to mitigate the consequences. Yet, in Ukraine, commercial actors often conflate the two doctrines, leading to uncertainty and practical difficulties in their application. …
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