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Rada wants to prohibit sale of assets obtained from corruption, until court decision

The Verkhovna Rada intends to improve the efficiency of the system of tracing and managing assets obtained from corruption crimes and to prohibit the …
Interfax-Ukraine

New York Times: Masks again? Delta variant prompts reconsideration of precautions

Throughout the pandemic, masks have ranked among the most contentious public health measures in the United States, symbolizing a bitter partisan …
New York Times

Peter Dickinson: For Ukrainians, Euro 2020 resonates beyond football

Within moments of Ukrainian substitute Artem Dovbyk’s dramatic last-minute winning goal against Sweden at Euro 2020 on Tuesday night, millions of his …
Peter Dickinson

BBC: What could have caused Miami building collapse?

As the search for survivors continues, questions are being raised about what caused a 12-storey apartment complex to collapse in Surfside, near Miami …
BBC

Doctors Without Borders: For 2 Ukrainian tuberculosis patients, treatment is the start

How a patient-centered approach to drug-resistant tuberculosis is helping people complete treatment, and more, in Ukraine. Read the full story here.
Doctors Without Borders

Zelensky counts on Pope’s support in resolving war in Donbas

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky in a telephone conversation with Pope Francis discussed the situation in Donbas and expressed hope for …
Interfax-Ukraine

Reuters: UK coronavirus vaccines have weakened link between infections and death

LONDON – Britain’s mass COVID-19 vaccination campaign has weakened the link between infections and deaths but it has not yet been completely broken, …
Reuters

Washington Post: Maryland men’s basketball adds forward Pavlo Dziuba

Maryland men’s basketball has signed forward Pavlo Dziuba, a transfer from Arizona State, the program announced on June 29. Dziuba, who will be a …
Washington Post

Central bank department resigns, complains about clampdown on autonomy

The entire management team of the National Bank of Ukraine’s licensing department resigned on June 30, saying the bank’s leadership has become …
Liza Semko

New York Times: As the virus rages, Putin pushes Russians to get a vaccine

In his annual call-in show, President Vladimir Putin struck a changed tone after previously having cast his country’s handling of COVID-19 as a …
New York Times

RFE/RL: UN court sentences former Milosevic aides to 12 years in prison

Two former chiefs of the Serbian state security service have been sentenced to 12 years by a UN court in The Hague on charges of running paramilitary …
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty

Associated Press: Fans from Britain won’t be allowed into Rome

The regional government of Lazio says no soccer fans coming from Britain will be allowed to attend England’s European Championship quarterfinal match …
Associated Press

Reuters: Death toll rises to 16 nearly a week after Florida condo collapse

SURFSIDE, Fla. – Another four bodies were found overnight in the shattered ruins of a collapsed Miami-area condominium tower, the mayor of Miami-Dade …
Reuters

Risks of Nord Stream 2 completion to be discussed during Zelensky’s visit to Germany

The economic risks of completing the construction of Nord Stream 2 will be discussed during the visit of President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky to …
Interfax-Ukraine

Bloomberg: Wave of departures rekindles tensions at Ukraine’s central bank

A new wave of departures at Ukraine’s central bank revived tensions over decision-making under Governor Kyrylo Shevchenko, who was appointed last year …
Bloomberg

Profile committee of Rada supports bill on medical cannabis circulation

The Parliamentary Committee of the Nation’s Health, Medical Assistance and Medical Insurance has supported a bill on the use of cannabis for medical …
Interfax-Ukraine

AFP: Ukraine will ‘die on the field’ against England, says Wimbledon star Svitolina

Underdogs Ukraine’s spirit will see them “die on the field” before they yield to favourites England in Saturday’s Euro 2020 quarter-final in Rome, …
Agence France-Presse

Newsweek: Ukraine’s foreign minister fires back at Putin’s claim country is a US pawn

Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba responded to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s comment on the country being a U.S. pawn by tweeting, “This …
Newsweek
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