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You'll find a complete account of the latest information in Newsletter No.241.
Here are the highlights.
EU approves Ukraine’s adoption of legislation to establish anti-corruption court. The anti-corruption court is a key component of the EU-Ukraine association agreement.
The Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline is the Kremlin's Trojan horse aimed against European energy and, ultimately, geopolitical security.
Week's balance: inflation declining, railways waving good-bye to Russia, and farmers set on volumes of grain exports.
Fitch Ratings: IMF engagement still key as Ukraine makes macro progress.
Plant for production of solar panels to be built in Ukraine.
Two US non-profits to support Ukrainian fintech startups.
Austrian company to build wind farms in Kherson region.
How a Ukrainian consultant built a bridge between Ukrainian startups and UK investors.
NABU investigates 72 e-declaration cases. The cases are mainly against members of parliament and judges.
Police suspected of involvement in horrific acid attack on Ukrainian civic activist Kateryna Handziuk.
Police suspected of involvement in horrific acid attack on Ukrainian civic activist Kateryna Handziuk.
US Senate approves $250M for Ukraine’s defense.
US Navy Destroyer entered the Black Sea.
New U.S. anti-Russian sanctions will limit Russia's capability to create new weapons to be used against Ukraine.
Could Putin’s pseudo-"Cossacks" on the Belarusian border become ‘the little green men’ of Belarus?
Russia’s private military companies a more toxic form of Latin American death squads, Pastukhov says.
Ten years after the Russian-Georgian war: the Kremlin’s unlearned lessons.
Russian occupation forces bringing heavy weapons and ammunition to Donbas during 'harvest truce' - OSCE SMM.
OSCE spots four electronic warfare systems in Russia-occupied Luhansk area: "All seen for the first time". OSCE SMM withheld information about Russian EW systems in Donbas for two weeks.
Sea of Troubles: Azov emerging as 'Tinderbox' in Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Russia deliberately prolongs the conflict in Donbas – Volker.
Canadian sniper rifle maker signs weapons deal with Ukraine. PGW Defence Technologies confirms $1 million CAD agreement for long-range sniper rifles.
Ukrainian filmmaker on 87th day of hunger strike in Russian prison writes that the“end is near”.
Ukrainian Ombudswoman says “rapid actions needed" to save Sentsov.
Banner in support of Ukrainian political prisoner Sentsov appeared in the center of Moscow.
70 percent of Crimean steppes can no longer be used due to drought.
Russian occupiers continue to destroy the history and culture of Crimean Tatars.
Back in the USSR: Russia uses Soviet methods to jam Ukrainian media in occupied Crimea.
Imprisoned in Russia-backed Donetsk ‘republic’ for not abandoning her elderly mother.
Ukrainian rock band Motanka wins second place at music festival in Germany.
Spirit of Ukraine festival to be held in suburbs of London in September.
Lomachenko named BWAA's pound-for-pound king.
Rivne region boasts most mystical place in Ukraine: Tarakaniv Fort.
Ukrainian Hryshchenko wins European Youth Rapid & Blitz Championship 2018
Hryshchenko wins European Youth Rapid & Blitz Championship 2018
Please read more about the new developments in Ukraine in Newsletter No.241.
Traditional Hutsul wedding in the Carpathians
Press-center of Civic Sector of EuroMaidan
Kateryna Maksym
www.facebook.com/hrom.sektor.euromaidan
Previous issues of our newsletter are available at National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy electronic repository.
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