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What we’re watching

  • Thursday, May 27 at 5 p.m. Kyiv time: U.S.-Ukraine Business Council webinar with Ukraine’s Ambassador to the U.S. Oksana Markarova. Register here.
  • Thursday, May 27 at 8 p.m. Kyiv time: U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Foreign Affairs. Understanding Authoritarianism and Kleptocracy in Russia. Watch here.
  • Wednesday, June 2 at 3 a.m. Kyiv time: Ties that bind — Canada, US, and Ukraine More information here.
  • Wednesday, June 16: Biden meets Putin in Geneva, will discuss Ukraine

In case you missed it

  • Atlantic Council on May 25: Reform of the Security Service Ukraine. Watch here.

Top news

Coronavirus

Podcast: How Kremlin propaganda grooms Donbas teenagers

It has been just over seven years since the start of Russia’s invasion and aggression in Eastern Ukraine. The war has slowly dragged on with no end in sight. Meanwhile, children in occupied Donbas swallow pro-Kremlin propaganda on a daily basis.

Listen to the podcast

Business

27.4= $1

UkrInform: Large and medium-sized enterprises make Hr 166 billion in profits

Nord Stream 2: Biden says sanctions ‘counterproductive’ to US-European ties

Ukraine’s first grid-scale battery energy storage system comes online

Ukraine’s postal service adapts to surge in demand from China

Ukraine interested in expanding cooperation with Germany in energy sector – Shmyhal

Business Wire

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Open Letter to Prime Minister from Ambassador of Canada to Ukraine

TIU Canada: Canada versus the oligarchs

CRI Group: Time to liquidate Cyprus or other offshore companies?

GOLAW: Key features of bankruptcy in Ukraine

Kyiv International School: Design Thinking

Winner becomes a distributor of MG in Ukraine

5 reasons to invest in apartments for business tourism in Kyiv

Opinions

Tetiana Shevchuk: Weekly anti-corruption update in Ukraine

Paul Goble: Belarusian hijacking creates both opportunities and problems for Moscow

Judy Dempsey: Europe is finally waking up over Belarus

Viktoriia Aliyeva, Tymofii Brik: How Ukrainians view robots and artificial intelligence?

Oleksiy Honcharuk: US diplomatic signals go unheard in Ukraine

New York Times: A state-sponsored skyjacking can’t go unanswered

David Kramer, Eric Edelman: Lukashenko’s threat to the international orderAnatoly Oktisyuk: Lukashenko pushing himself into the Russian bear’s arms

Halya Coynash: Russia demands insane 9-year sentence against Chubarov

Halya Coynash: Mothers of 3 Crimean Tatar prisoners fined for protesting

Paul Goble: 1921-23 Russian famineGrigory Ioffe: Belarus stages what it sees as major security operations

Washington Post: It’s time to respond forcefully to Belarus dictator

Pavel Baev: The Arctic prelude to a ‘stabilization’ summit

Benjamin Schmitt: Time to block Nord Stream 2

Edward Lucas: Kleptocracy threatens democracy

From the archives: Follow the Kyiv Post’s coverage of Belarus

After Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko rigged his reelection as president last August, the Kyiv Post grouped its coverage under the hot topic heading “Protests in Belarus” for convenience.