- Merkel to meet Zelensky in Kyiv on Aug. 22
- Boryspil International Airport opens mass vaccination centre
- Axios: Biden taps Russia hawk for key energy post
- 3 Ukrainian citizens killed in prison in occupied Donetsk
- Kyiv territorial defense troops hold urban warfare drills (PHOTOS)
- Fitch improves Ukraine’s economic outlook from ‘stable’ to ‘positive’
- Kuleba: Zelensky and Biden will discuss politics, economy and security
- Ukrainian high jumper Mahuchikh overlooks Russia’s war, embraces Russian athlete
- Ukrainian firefighters save 2 Greek villages from flames
- Hungary opens borders to Ukrainians
Photo gallery: Hundreds rally to mark the anniversary of anti-Lukashenko protests of 2020
Around 300 members of the Belarusian diaspora in Ukraine and activists rallied to mark the passage of one year after massive protests erupted over the rigged presidential election in Belarus.
Business
- 26.8 = $1
- Ukraine pork producers want to raise antibiotic-free pigs
- Ukraine latest to move on legalising cryptocurrencies as tender
- Inflation in Ukraine up to 10.2% in July
- Boryspil airport raises passenger traffic by 60% for 7 months
- Average price of gas imported to Ukraine reaches highest price in 6.5 years
- Oleksandr Kamyshin chosen to be acting CEO of Ukrzalyznytsia
Business Wire
- Host your event in the Kyiv Post studio!
- KP Brand Studio & DTEK: 17 Sustainable Development Goals — Climate Action
- Shell to open its one of the largest sites in Ukraine in Bila Tserkva
- Revival of ‘revenue houses’ in Kyiv
- Kyiv Post Brand Studio & DTEK: 17 Sustainable Development Goals — Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
- Staying safe in Ukraine with the Safor app
- Italian Design Day 2021
- La Fête Nationale
- Star hotel takes starcity to another level. What first Radisson in Odesa has to offer
- Easyfish.club: fish market trends, from producers to consumers
Opinions
- Peter Dickinson: Dictator vs democracy
- Paul Goble: Russian immigrants coming into Lithuania from Belarus
- Diane Francis: Show me stupid
- Paul Goble: Putin’s stance on Ukraine alienating non-Russians inside Russia
- Edward Lucas: Writes and wrongs
- Vlad Kobets, David Kramer: Biden’s meeting with Tsikhanouskaya boosts Belarusian democracy
- Paul Goble: Moscow upset by new talk in Kyiv about Latinization of Ukrainian
- Igor Ilyash: The totalitarian experiment in Belarus
- Yulian Borsuk: Reducing inflation by Ukraine’s central bank
- Konstantin Eggert: Belarus within Putin’s reach
- Halya Coynash: New measures to silence Crimean blogger charged with libel for a post
- Halya Coynash: Russia sentences Crimean Tatar regional Mejlis head
From the archives: Biden appoints Amos J. Hochstein
U.S. President Joe Biden has named Amos J. Hochstein as envoy in charge of implementing the Nord Stream 2 pipeline with Germany while safeguarding Ukraine’s security. Hochstein resigned last year from the Naftogaz supervisory board, citing pressure on the state oil and gas company from corrupt special interests.
Read his op-ed from Oct. 12, 2020: Amos J. Hochstein: Naftogaz faces increasing sabotage from corrupt forces
Also:
Amos Hochstein leaves Naftogaz supervisory board, warning of interference
Exit of Hochstein from board highlights problems at Naftogaz
