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Turkey: Four ships leave Ukrainian ports, one docks
Four more grain freighters have departed from Ukrainian ports. The ships, loaded with sunflower oil and corn, among other things, and bound for China, Turkey, and Italy, were on their way to Istanbul to be inspected there, the Turkish Defense Ministry announced on Twitter on Sunday. In total, eight freighters from Ukraine have thus left […] continue reading →
First shipment of Ukrainian grain on the way to Lebanon
The freighter “Razoni” carrying grain from Ukraine by sea for the first time since the war began at the end of February can continue its voyage towards Lebanon. A three-hour inspection on Wednesday revealed no irregularities. The ship is now expected to arrive in Lebanon late this weekend or early next week.The shipment is intended […] continue reading →
Borrell: end of blockade in Odesa first step against food crisis
The resumption of grain exports through Ukraine’s Black Sea port of Odesa is a first step toward alleviating the world food crisis triggered by Russia’s war, according to the EU. It is now expected that the agreement will be fully implemented and Ukrainian exports to customers around the world will resume, a spokesman for High […] continue reading →
New Russia sanctions to take effect today
The EU’s new Russia sanctions are to come into force today (Thursday). The Committee of Permanent Representatives of the member states launched the written decision procedure in Brussels on Wednesday, diplomats confirmed to Deutsche Presse-Agentur in Brussels. It is considered a formality, as the initiation of the procedure is usually agreed upon only if all […] continue reading →
Logistics aid for Ukraine: EU action plan aims to save millions of tons of grain
The EU wants to support exporting huge quantities of grain from Ukraine. The food is blocked by the Russian invasion but urgently needed on the world market. Time is pressing: The next harvest will begin in just a few weeks, and the challenges are great. continue reading →