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What we’re watching

Revolution in Belarus

Kyiv Post cartoons

Laughter is the best medicine

Business Update

Interfax: NBU head expects further decline in interest rates
UNIAN: Ukraine becomes global leader in sunflower oil shipments
Interfax: Cabinet seeks to create multilingual website Visit Ukraine
Ukrinform: Tetiana Popova’s interview with Luke Harding
Time: As energy secretary, Rick Perry mixed money and politics in Ukraine
Interfax: Water shortage in Crimea is due to its militarization
Interfax: Security and defense funding at 5.92% of GDP for 2021 is higher than in 2020 – Danilov
Interfax: Auto insurance in Ukraine accounts for 36% of total premiums collected
Interfax: NBU’s inflation target for 2021 remains at 5% – NBU governor
Interfax: Naftogaz proposes that group conducts seismic surveys of shelf near Odesa
Interfax: G7 Ambassadors recalls Ukraine’s commitment to reform Ukroboronprom in line with OECD principle

Opinions

Orest Deychakiwsky: Build on existing laws to support Belarus
Askold Krushelnycky: Trump apologists reduced to contriving fantasies
Klimkin, Ivanov, Umland: Putin’s new constitution spells out modern Russia’s imperial ambitions
Liliia Hrynevych and Ivanna Kobernyk: Ukraine’s education sector reforms are under threat
George Barros: Lukashenko begins targeting the Kremlin ahead of meeting Putin
Paul Goble: Moscow Patriarchate nativizing its church branch in Belarus
Mykhailo Honchar: Will Nord Stream 2 fall victim to Navalny’s poisoning?
Bohdan Ben: Meet the 75-year-old icon of the protests against Lukashenko
Willy Fautré: Deep concerns in Brussels about the fight against corruption in Ukraine

Kyiv Post 25th Anniversary Series: From The Archives

Kyiv Post chief editor’s last edition in 1999

Kyiv Post chief editor Brian Bonner served in the summer of 1999. In this edition, his last of that tenure, the front page includes Stefan Korshak’s profile of Odesa, Evgenia Mussuri’s feature on an American couple’s aid program to the people of Shchors, and Katya Gorchinskaya’s explanation of President Leonid Kuchma’s language policy.