No special privileges. European Commissioner states Ukraine will not receive preferential terms for EU accession

A series of large-scale privatization auctions is scheduled in Ukraine for October 2026. Assets being put up for sale include the Odesa Port Plant, Sumykhimprom, the Demurynskyi Mining and Processing Plant (GZK), and enterprises confiscated

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Odesa Port Plant, Demurynskyi Mining and Processing Plant, and Russian assets: a new wave of large-scale privatization begins