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The European Union may agree to a “strengthened US role” in Greenland in exchange for assurances from Washington on continued support for Ukraine, according to Logos Press.

The United States will act on Greenland in the interest of U.S. national security whether it likes it or not, according to Logos Press.

EU member states on Jan. 9 gave the green light to sign an agreement with Mercosur, paving the way for the creation of a vast trade bloc between Europe and Latin America, Logos Press reported.

Dacia and Ford plants in Romania will produce a total of 545,510 vehicles in 2025, down almost 3% from the record year 2024, according to Logos Press.

A consortium led by Irish company TechMet has won the tender for a mineral production sharing agreement for a lithium site in Kirovograd region of Ukraine, Logos Press reports.

In 2026, the United States will allocate only $400 million dollars for military aid to Ukraine, and the same amount of aid is planned for 2027, Logos Press reported.

The US plans to make big changes to Venezuela’s oil industry. US President Donald Trump said that American oil companies will now be able to invest in Venezuela to “repair the badly damaged oil infrastructure and start making money for the country”, Logos Press reported, citing RBC.

Ambassadors from the 27 EU member states are voting Jan. 9 in favor of the Mercosur deal, with a positive outcome that could allow European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to sign the agreement in Latin America next week, Logos Press reported.

Despite a ban on large farm vehicles traveling through the French capital, angry farmers rallied at the Arc de Triomphe, the Eiffel Tower and the National Assembly to force French authorities to take a tougher stance on a free trade agreement with the South American bloc Mercosur and to take more effective measures to combat the epizootic of nodular dermatitis, a highly contagious disease for cattle. – Logos Press reports.

Amid a U.S. Supreme Court case on the legality of import duties, more than a thousand American companies have sued President Donald Trump in hopes of recouping a share of the duties paid so far, totaling billions of dollars, Logos Press reported.

US authorities are working on a large-scale plan to establish long-term control over Venezuela’s oil industry. This initiative will help drive oil prices down to $50 per barrel.

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine adopted Resolution No. 1767 “On Amendments to the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 451 of May 21, 2012 and No. 1091 of September 27, 2022”, which optimized customs procedures in the ports of the country, – reports Logos Press.

Chevron and private investment group Quantum Energy Partners are teaming up to bid for foreign assets of Russian oil company Lukoil.

Russia’s central securities depository has blocked about $500 million worth of Telegram bonds due to Western sanctions, although the company and its founder Pavel Durov have publicly distanced themselves from Moscow, Logos Press reports.

Individual entrepreneurs in Ukraine are closed on average for 2.4 years, while the business of couriers turned out to be the least survivable, – reports Logos Press.

The United States will contribute $2 billion to U.N. humanitarian aid programs, up from about $17 billion in 2022,” Logos Press reported.

On the last day of 2025 in Ukraine it was reported about the entry of a new player into the financial market – Estonian group IUTE has acquired the bankrupt RwS Bank and is creating a new institution on its basis “IUTE Bank”, – reports Logos Press.

Last year was not a good year for one of the world’s largest gas companies – Gazprom shares lost 4% in value and continue to remain under pressure from a number of unfavorable factors and risks, – Logos Press reports.

In late December 2025, Turkey announced the completion of a feasibility study and design for its own spaceport and launched the first phase of an ambitious project to build its own space infrastructure, Logos Press reported.

Eight oil-exporting countries that are members of OPEC+ (Russia, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, UAE, Kuwait, Kazakhstan, Algeria and Oman) have agreed to maintain stable production levels, Logos Press reported citing Reuters.
