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Special & events coverage ahead
- Oct. 6 – Kyiv Post webinar: Ukraine’s infrastructure challenges
- Oct. 8 – World in Ukraine: Germany
- Oct. 13 – A conversation onUkraine’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
Top news
- UPDATES: Ex-President Saakashvili arrested in Georgia (VIDEO)
- AFP: Saakashvili is Georgia’s flamboyant reformer
- Faking it: Forgery of COVID-19 certificates endemic
- Pentagon orders 6 more Mark VI patrol boats for Ukraine
- One Ukrainian soldier killed, another injured after heavy shelling in Donbas
- Gazprom halts gas transit to Hungary via Ukraine
- What to do in Kyiv on Oct. 1-3
- Court orders anti-monopoly investigation of DTEK
- Government, Naftogaz sign memorandum ruling out heating price increases
- Suspicious deaths around Azov fighter remain uninvestigated
- ‘Hey Guide’ offers insiders’ insights to Kyiv’s many gems
- COVID-19 in Ukraine: 11,809 new cases, 203 new deaths, 71,667 new vaccinations
- British ambassador: Russia must withdraw its personnel, weapons from Ukraine
- Reuters: Ukraine demands sanctions on Russia’s Gazprom after Kyiv loses gas imports
- The Jerusalem Post: 80 years after Babyn Yar, lawyer seeks trial for last perpetrator
- Autumn conscription campaign begins in Ukraine
- UA.TV: Reform of the pension system in Ukraine
- UA.TV: Strategy for de-occupation and reintegration of Crimea
Kremlin watch
Podcast: Zelensky’s media aversion fuels impunity
Since Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s early campaign days, many wondered how the former star comedian would handle the critical public eye once in a position of political power. Unfortunately, much like his predecessors, as president, Zelensky hasn’t been the most forthwith when journalists press him for answers on corruption and reform. He can be dismissive, demeaning, and sometimes outright hostile to the press. This week we sit down with editor-in-chief Brian Bonner to discuss Zelensky’s rhetoric toward the press, and why it continues to occur in a country where journalists have been murdered for seeking the truth.
Read our editorial: “Misplaced aggression”
Business News
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- Bloomberg: Ukraine’s Central Bank looks to hryvnia rally to tame inflation
- UA.TV: Services to support entrepreneurs on “Diia.business” portal
- Gazprom starts supplying gas to Croatia, Hungary via TurkStream
- Bloomberg: Hryvnia among best-performing currencies in 2021
- Reuters: What’s behind the wild surges in global liquefied natural gas prices
- Reuters: Naftogaz says Gazprom’s actions underline need for sanctions
- Reuters: Russian gas supply via Yamal-Europe pipeline plunges 77%
- Gas prices in Europe reach 100 euros per megawatt, nearly $1,200 per thousand cubic meters
- Reuters: Hungary PM dismisses Ukraine criticism of Russian gas deal
Business Advertising Wire
- WealthPro Ukraine Kyiv 2021
- How to boost your brain power: Meet 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
- Editorial: Razumkov dilemma
- Editorial: Germany’s election
- Yuri Polakiwsky: Honoring lives lost to the Nazis’ mass killing machine
- The Ukrainian Weekly: US increases funding for Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative
- Sergiy Makogon: Europe is under attack from Putin’s energy weapon
- Vladimir Socor: Russia kills OSCE’s observer mission in Donbas
- Marco Levytsky: Ukraine boldly goes where no NATO member dared go
- Andreas Umland: EU should invest in Ukrainian green energy
- Halya Coynash: Fake ‘expert’ exposed in Russia’s ‘trial’ of 25 Crimean Tatars
- Paul Goble: Russia moving from authoritarianism to totalitarianism
- Halya Coynash: Neo-Nazi nationalist on how Russia sent them to kill Ukrainians
- Anders Aslund: World Bank’s ‘Doing Business Index,’ a thorn for kleptocrats, must be protected
Pavlo, Please Come Home
Giant print edition?! President Viktor Yushchenko threatens to extradite ex-Prime Minister Pavlo Lazarenko, convicted of money laundering in the United States and serving a prison sentence. The aim appears to be taunting Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, Lazarenko’s former business protege who got obscenely wealthy on trading Russian natural gas in the 1990s. Yushchenko disappoints U.S. investors on his trip to Washington, D.C., where he met U.S. President George W. Bush. Vladimir Putin rewrites history. Ukraine-Russia relations deteriorate. Stepan Bandera: Hero or Nazi sympathizer? Kyiv infrastructure disasters and ways to avoid them. Born to be rich: Ukraine’s oligarchs & their kids.
