Daily Digest: Top news of Friday, Oct. 5 - Oct. 05, 2018

Ukrainian filmmaker Oleg Sentsov, a political prisoner jailed in Russia, plans to end his hunger strike on Oct. 6, his lawyer said. It has gone on for more than 145 days.
Ukrainian lawmakers have adopted several new laws this week, passed the new language law in the first reading, made “Glory to Ukraine” the official greeting of the Ukrainian military, and prolonged the special status to Donbas.
Pro-Russian political forces mobilize their resources to win votes at presidential and parliamentary elections in 2019.
Hlukhiv City Mayor Michel Terestchenko plans to run for president in March 2019. The Kyiv Post interviewed the French-born Terestchenko.
Digital experts, politicians, intelligence operatives and academics discussed Russian cyber and information attacks at a forum in Washington D.C.
Mohammad Zahoor, a Ukrainian-British businessman and former owner of the Kyiv Post, speaks about business in Ukraine and how he made his fortune.
Depositing money in a bank account or transferring it abroad can be problematic for foreigners living in Ukraine on a temporary residency permit.
Meet Dmitry Zaporozhets, a Kharkiv-based founder of a $1 billion startup.
Dmytro Shurov has been playing piano since he was four. Today he is the frontman of the popular rock band Pianoboy.
Meet the first Ukrainian who has visited all 1 93 countries. He has been traveling since the early 1990s.