All Ukraine Articles
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Recycling plant is very much needed to free the Kherson lands from aftermath of Russian missile attacks
Three regions around the world to watch in the education construction sector.
Contractor Hyundai E&C and engineering consultancy Aecom have signed deals agreeing to assist in the construction of Ukraine’s largest airport.
The Dutch prosecutor has fined four Dutch companies and eight people for breaching EU sanctions on Russia between 2014 and 2017 for helping Moscow build a bridge to Crimea.
Hyundai signed a partnership with the city government of Mykolaiv to provide construction equipment
Ukraine aims to launch renewable energy project on site of historic nuclear disaster
Lucy Barnard speaks to construction workers braving Russian missile attacks to build it
Two-year plan to reconstruct hydroelectric plant blown up during war with Russia
VIDEO: Dismantling teams remove coat of arms from Motherland Monument
Major connection between the two countries will also bolster trans-European road network
Consulting engineer Aecom has formalised a partnership with the government of Ukraine to provide programme management and technical advisory support for the reconstruction of the war-torn country.
An initiative to rebuild key infrastructure in Ukraine has used 3D printing technology to reconstruct a school in the country.
The Ukraine ministry and associated organisations are currently implementing a number of joint projects with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
Organisations look to bring the construction community together to aid war-torn country
Construction and agricultural equipment manufacturer CNH Industrial has sold its business in Russia for US$60 million.
The latest estimates on what reconstruction in Ukraine will cost and how the country and its partners are preparing for the rebuild.
The World Bank has granted US$200 million in financing to Ukraine to repair energy infrastructure in the war-torn country.
DTEK Group staff aim to complete 500MW power plant despite threat of Russian attacks
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