Business week: ministers' resignations, audit of state-owned companies and the heaviest blow to the energy sector

Last week was an extremely eventful one for Ukrainian politics and economy. The country experienced one of the most powerful attacks on its energy infrastructure during the war, which led to large-scale blackouts across Ukraine. At the same time, the NABU completed Operation Midas, exposing a high-level corruption scheme at Energoatom that cost the state about $100 million and led to the resignation of two ministers.

The international arena continues to reshape the global energy market. Russia is losing its position in the gas sector irrevocably, and India is sharply reducing its purchases of Russian oil.

Why did the High Court of England order the former owners of PrivatBank, Ihor Kolomoisky and Hennadiy Boholyubov, to pay the bank more than $3 billion? What decision did the NBU make regarding Petro Poroshenko and his bank? How many illegal gas stations are there in Ukraine? How did Ukraine reach a record trade deficit of $34.6 billion? Why did inflation slow to a year's low? Read in the business news digest LIGA.net for the last week.