Photos: Ukraine’s military and police practice drills near Mariupol
On April 19, Ukraine launched large-scale anti-terror drills and inspections for all of its military and security bodies in most regions, amid the acute security crisis caused by Russia’s massive military buildup near Ukraine’s borders.
Business
Interfax: Guaranteed Buyer pays RES generation Hr 1.7 billion in April; owes Hr 18 billion
Interfax: Intergal-Bud cooperates with Kredobank under Affordable Mortgage 7% program
Interfax: Ukraine, U.S. agree on the possible expansion of geography of flights between countries after pandemic – Infrastructure Ministry
Interfax: Ukroboronprom plans to create industrial park at Mykolaiv shipyard
Global Times: US may replace Ukraine as China’s top source of corn in 2021: experts
Business Wire
Four ways to invest in Ukraine’s infrastructure
Law firm Arzinger announces new appointments
Ukreximbank works as exclusive partner in large-scale infrastructure projects
Big Four audit, consulting firm EY announces its upcoming country leadership change
Opinions
| Tetiana Shevchuk: Weekly anti-corruption update in Ukraine Agiya Zagrebelska: Oligarchic remote control of Ukraine Paul Roderick Gregory: Limited sanctions, no summit Washington Post: To save Navalny, go after Putin’s enablers Ilona Sologoub: Subsidizing childcare is profitable for governments Kenneth Roth: The last chance to save Navalny Grigory Ioffe: An alarming twist in the political crisis of Belarus Halya Coynash: Terrorism charges for supporting Ukraine in Russia Halya Coynash: Russia remakes trial of Crimean Tatar Mejlis leader |
From the archives: Donetsk/Odesa
May 2014 was a rough one, as Russia escalated its war in various parts of Ukraine after illegally annexing the Crimean peninsula following a military invasion. The same editorial could be written today as it was in the May 7, 2014, edition, headlined “Stop Putin.”
