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Special & events coverage ahead
- Oct. 12 at 8:30 a.m. Kyiv time: U.S.-Ukraine Business Council event with UkraineInvest CEO Sergiy Tsiikach
- 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
Top news
- Anka Feldhusen understands why Ukraine is disappointed
- After Nord Stream 2 promises, German fund lies dormant
- COVID-19 in Ukraine: 15,908 new cases, 250 new deaths, 73,961 new vaccinations
- Pro-Kremlin MP Medvedchuk charged with terrorism, treason — again
- Another Ukrainian special operations unit certified by NATO Response Force
- Supreme Court paves the way for destroying judicial reform
- Parliament postpones law on business transparency
- Schemes: Ukreximbank loaned $60 million to firm operating in Russian-occupied territories
- What to do in Kyiv on Oct. 8-10
- Far-right group attacks LGBTQ-friendly businesses online
- Lawmaker Polyakov found dead in a taxi
- Parliament appoints Stefanchuk as new speaker
- RFE/RL: Working for Novaya Gazeta puts its journalists in the crosshairs
- Infographic: Nobel Prize winners 1901-2021
- Reuters: EU faces crisis after Polish court ruling
- Choice, startup that creates QR restaurant menus, raises 700,000 euros
- Klitschko presents concept of transport, parking policy in Kyiv
- Fo Sho: The Ukrainian hip hop phenomenon with Ethiopian roots
- The Delicate Balance of Mental Health in Ukraine
- Aid not making dents in Ukraine’s anti-corruption effort, says EU auditor
- Ukraine: The Babyn Yar massacre
- Russian-sponsored Babyn Yar memorial faces tough criticism
- The Haunted History Of Ukraine’s Underground River
Kremlin Watch
- Reuters: Hackers of SolarWinds stole data on US sanctions policy, intelligence probes
- The Times: Russian software to spot ‘deviant’ thinking misses 2 mass shootings
Video: German president visits Koriukivka
The town of Koriukivka was visited by German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier on Oct. 6, 2021. This small Chernihiv Oblast town was the site of one of the most brutal massacres of World War II. In 1943, 6,700 local residents were murdered by Nazi SS forces while the town burned to the ground. Steinmeier’s visit brings public attention to the growing provincial capital, which has a horrendous past.
Business News
- Hr 26.4 = $
- Turkish foreign minister meets businesspeople in Ukraine
- FM Logistic Ukraine invests $25-30 million in building fifth phase of complex
- Measures Taken for Waste Recycling in Ukraine
- Russia’s Nord Stream 2: The Gas Pipeline That Germany Wants But Europe Doesn’t
- Ukraine’s international reserves drop to $28.7 billion in September
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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
- Editorial: Pandora’s box
- Editorial: Babyn Yar’s legacy
- Gunther Fehlinger: Why Ukraine should adopt the euro without delay
- Andrew D’Anieri: Southern Ukraine’s Bessarabia is poised for a regional revival
- Halya Coynash: Russia blocks OSCE conference
- EUvsDisinfo: Disinforming aftermath of curbing disinformation
- Mark Caviezel: ‘Green’ Europe looks to coal again
From the archives: Volatility
As global economic storm clouds gather, Yushchenko is faltering and Tymoshenko is playing up the role of a ‘scorned’ woman. Many in Ukraine and abroad want a new political face to emerge. Is Yatsenyuk the answer? The Kyiv Post tracks the trio.
