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Special & events coverage ahead
- Oct. 13 – A conversation on Ukraine’s past & present
- Oct. 15 – World in Ukraine: Azerbaijan
- Oct. 22 – Recycling in Ukraine
- Oct. 27 – Kyiv Post webinar: Ukraine’s participation in peacekeeping missions
- Oct. 29 – World in Ukraine: Turkey
23rd Ukraine-EU Summit
- Joint statement following the 23rd EU-Ukraine Summit
- EU promises to back Ukraine on gas supplies, welcomes taming oligarchs
- Ukraine just signed an Open Skies treaty with the EU. What is it?
- Bloomberg: EU to boost gas supply to Ukraine as Kyiv asks for funds
- UkrInform: Zelensky says Ukraine needs some Hr 300 billion for energy modernization
- Reuters: Ex-Giuliani associate Parnas heads to trial in US campaign finance case
Other news
- Venediktova: Russia-backed militants committed war crimes by humiliating POWs, destroying bridges
- Germany and France meet separately with Ukraine and Russia to discuss next Normandy Format summit
- Ukraine offers financial rebates to entice studios to make films in Kyiv
- Starting Oct. 21, COVID-19 documentation mandatory for travel between regions
- Metzger resigns from Ukreximbank
- US senators urge Naftogaz to pick new independent Supervisory Board members
- Delta Bank’s former co-owner, top management charged with embezzlement
- COVID-19 in Ukraine: 11,996 new cases, 352 new deaths, 60,176 new vaccinations
- Voice of America: Is Poland about to quit the European Union?
Kremlin Watch
- Globe and Mail: KGB archives show how Chrystia Freeland drew the ire (and respect) of Soviet intelligence services
- RFE/RL: Russia calls media lawyer ‘foreign agent’ twice
- Daily Mail: Putin coughs through meeting after he denied COVID-19
- The Times: Only a third of young Russians want Putin to stay in office
- Agence France-Presse: Russia warns of ‘new aggravations’ in US ties
Meet UNIT.City resident Anze Jereb
Meet Anze Jereb, executive creative director at BBDO in Ukraine, a cutting-edge international advertising network. Anze discusses what it’s like to work in Ukraine as a creative advertising executive and how BBDO is thriving as a resident at UNIT.City.
Editor’s Note: The video is a paid project of Kyiv Post Brand Studio, a commercial unit of the newspaper, on behalf of client UNIT.City.
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Business News
- 26.3 = $
- KADORR wants to buy First Kyiv Machine-Building Plant
- Government will support farmers who use land irrigation technology
- EcoSystem unified ecological web portal operates in Ukraine
- Reuters: IMF’s Georgieva focused on global challenges after getting board’s backing
Kyiv Post Brand Studio
- Kyiv Post Brand Studio: A day in the life of expats in UNIT.City
- Meet UNIT.City resident Dominique Piotet
- Meet UNIT.City resident Anze Jereb
Business Wire (Advertising)
- WealthPro Ukraine Kyiv 2021
- How to boost your brain power:
- Mechanisms for protection of investors’ rights in Ukraineeet the top speakers of Brain Ukraine
- lifecell: how Ukrainian business gets most from data analytics
- President of Parimatch Foundation Ekaterina Belorusskaya: Our goal is to raise a healthy and conscious generation
- WOG’s Road of Kindness: Hr 3 million to help save thousands of children’s lives
- VII Kyiv International Economic Forum will be held on Oct. 7-8 in Kyiv
- Is Hong Kong open to foreign travelers?
- PARK3020 Modern Sculpture Park invites you to an updated exhibition on its first anniversary
Opinions
- Timothy Ash: All eyes on Ukraine
- Peter Dickinson: Medvedev echoes Putin’s dangerous Ukraine obsession
- Steven Pifer: The Nuclear Posture Review must give Biden real options
- Toomas Ilves: Why the West has itself to blame for Russian corruption
- Marc Pierini: High cost of an unpredictable Turkey
- Halya Coynash: Mass detentions for Crimean Tatar solidarity
- Victor Rud: Help Ukraine or risk an American Waterloo
- Halya Coynash: EU sanctions those involved in the repression in Crimea
From the archives: Wish Lists
The April 30, 2015, edition is instructive for how much has changed and not changed in Ukraine’s relationship with the European Union, in light of the just-completed 23rd Ukraine-EU Summit in Kyiv. Our headline back then was “Wish Lists.” The subheads were: “Ukraine to EU: Give more” and “EU to Ukraine: Do more.” Since then, Ukraine secured visa-free travel in 2017, but hasn’t gotten all of the investment, financial aid, lethal weapons or armed peacekeepers it was seeking then under the doomed team of President Petro Poroshenko and Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk. The biggest prize: A clear commitment from the EU of Ukraine’s eventual membership still hasn’t come. The EU has its own share of disappointments. Back then, it wanted Ukraine to make more progress on rule of law, deregulation, reducing corruption, deoligarchization, fiscal responsibility and decentralization. Out of those, rule of law, fighting corruption and deoligarchization remain big problems for Ukraine with almost no progress in six years.
