What’s ahead
- Nov. 5: Banking in Ukraine
Top news
- Zelensky’s party candidates lead parliamentary by-elections
- Ukraine intends to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 65% until 2030 – Zelensky
- Leadership reshuffle to affect ministries of defense, strategic industries, reintegration of occupied territories
Kyiv enters red zone, imposing challenges on residents, businesses (PHOTOS)
As the latest COVID-19 wave gets worse, the capital city of Kyiv has been placed into the red quarantine zone, introducing a host of restrictions on everyday life. Unlike last year’s lockdowns, people and businesses can avoid some of the worst of the restrictions by getting a full course of vaccination against the disease sweeping through the capital. People who want to use public transport must carry proof of vaccination or a negative PCR test done no more than three days ago. Roaming police officers randomly check people’s documents to ensure compliance. Businesses such as restaurants can only admit customers if both they and the staff are fully vaccinated. Kyiv has 36 centers where people can get vaccinated for free; the full list is available here. Vaccines are also available in clinics and hospitals.
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- New ‘school of the future’ in Kyiv introduces world-class education and global success
- Tax residency: determining and changing residency status
- Respect for people, society and nature
- Ukrainian Design and Development Company is talented in making professional software, apps
- Ukraine in the world capital markets: one man’s crusade to attract investments
- Sustainability in action
- Horizon Capital announces promotion of Vasile Tofan to senior partner, member of investment committee
- Making livestock waste into a source of income
- Naftogaz attracting investors to develop the Ukrainian gas market
- WealthPro Ukraine Kyiv 2021
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Opinions
- Pavel Baev: Spurning pair of international summits, Putin denounces globalization
- Dominic Kavakeb: US and Russia eye Europe’s energy crisis
- Kurt Volker: Everyone suffers when US turns its back
- Mykhailo Basarab, Oleksiy Panchenko: What Putin fears – Scotland Yard
- Oleg Chupryna: Ukraine’s Revolution on Granite
- Bohdan Ben: Ukraine holds first-ever confiscation of illegal assets
- Yuliia Rudenko: The alliance of Ukraine, Georgia, and Moldova
- Halya Coynash: Death sentence against Crimean Tatar civic journalist
- Halya Coynash: Activist faces ‘terrorism’ charges for defending Crimean Tatars
From the archives: Dead Heat
The rumblings of the Orange Revolution could be heard after the Oct. 31, 2004, first round of the presidential election.
