- Crimean Tatar political prisoner tortured with electric shocks
- Ex-prosecutor says 1999 death of opposition leader Chornovil was murder
- Car explosion kills two in Dnipro, police suspect terrorism
- European Commission allocates over $700 million in financial assistance for Ukraine
- COVID-19 in Ukraine: 4,640 new cases, 93 new deaths, 141,796 new vaccinations
- Supreme Court ping-pongs PrivatBank v. Surkis case between departments
- The U.S. Army’s Iron Dome could be headed to Ukraine
- Ukraine may receive new air defense systems
- Lithuanian business invested 180 million euros in Ukraine last year
- Trudeau’s disturbing follow-up on Ukraine Flight 752 shot down by Iran
- Ukraine seethes as Putin’s party courts voters in separatist-held Donbas
- Minister sees immense potential for Ukraine’s agriculture
- Ukraine: inclusion of Donbas, Crimea voters in Russia election breaks law
- Kyiv government approves 2022 draft budget of $51 billion in spending
(James Brooke, author of Ukraine Financial News, offers this budget breakout):
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Revenue highlights: $43 billion in tax receipts; $2.9 billion expected from International Monetary Fund and others; $1.5 billion in new Eurobonds.
Spending highlights: $20 billion for pensions; $7.3 billion for medicine; $4.5 billion for road building; $3 billion for defense.
Business News
- 26.7 = $
- World Bank vice president reaffirms support for Ukraine on first visit to Kyiv
- Synchronizing Ukraine, Lithuania’s power systems with ENTSO-E “geopolitically important” for EU – Ukraine energy minister
Business Advertising Wire
- Host your event in the Kyiv Post studio!
- Shell celebrates its Safety Day globally and in Ukraine
- Glasgow: Who will help Ukraine to implement renewable agenda?
- Akkerman Solutions LLC is the first company in Ukraine to be certified in accordance with the UN 17 SDG
- Kyiv Investment Forum
- A new stage in the development business of LOGOS Corporation
- Nestle acts on climate change
- Doing business in Ukraine: 30 years of independence
- DEPS – 30 years of success!
- Royalties to non-resident: risks and opportunities
- Sanctions аs аn instrument оf the Ukrainian government
Opinions
- Mykhailo Basarab: The Minsk Protocol is a menace to Ukraine’s future
- Volodymyr Vasylenko: How Ukraine can escape the trap of the Minsk Protocols
- Mateusz Kubiak: Nord Stream 2 сonstruction сompleted, but gas flows unlikely in 2021
- Ben Dubow: Putin’s dance with jihad
- Halya Coynash: Fictitious terrorism charges in Russia
- David Kirichenko: Ukraine’s World Cup results show need to rejuvenate domestic league
- Halya Coynash: Harrowing details of Crimean Tatar’s torture seized in revenge for ‘Crimea Platform’
From the archives: Remembering Georgiy Gongadze
On Sept. 16, 2000, police officers under the command of the Interior Ministry’s Oleksiy Pukach kidnapped and killed independent journalist Georgiy Gongadze. Despite an evidence trail that led straight to ex-President Leonid Kuchma and other top officials in his administration, none of them have ever been charged. Instead, prosecutors and police under Kuchma’s control stonewalled and obstructed investigation the investigation for years. The disinformation campaign was assisted by Kuchma-friendly media, including those TV stations owned by the president’s son-in-law, billionaire oligarch Victor Pinchuk.
Read the Kyiv Post’s coverage throughout the years
