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Smoke rising near Russian battery plant amid reported Ukrainian drone attack
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Two units joined the 9th Drone Brigade
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France warns of war in 'heart of Europe,' names Russia 'most direct threat'
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Trump says he's 'disappointed but not done' with Putin
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At Ukraine Recovery Conference this year, partners pledged billions but war risks still loom
Ukraine’s businesses were well represented at the Ukraine Recovery Conference (URC) in Rome last week, and while they are generating interest among global investors, there’s still one issue holding up the cash flow: risks.
This year, the URC yielded over $4 billion in pledges from governments,
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5 killed, 53 injured in Ukraine as Russia strikes hospitals, residential areas across country
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Ukrainian startup says its drones could work on their own by year’s end, thanks to AI
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General Staff: Russia has lost 1,036,290 troops in Ukraine since Feb. 24, 2022
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Germany to decide on more Patriots for Ukraine 'within days or weeks'
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Congressional sanctions on hold as Trump threatens Russia with 'severe' tariffs
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'50 days is a very long time' — EU welcomes new US action on Ukraine, hesitant on timeline, Kallas says
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Slovakia hints it won't block 18th sanctions package following EU assurances
Slovakia is likely to approve the EU’s 18th sanctions package against Russia following assurances provided by the bloc to Bratislava, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico hinted on July 14.
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Denmark to provide European-produced satellite communication services to Ukraine's military
“Denmark has now contributed to strengthening Ukraine’s satellite-based communications in their defense against Russia. There is a very large potential in space-based solutions that can contribute to both Ukrainian, Danish, and European defense,” Danish Defense Minister Troels Lund Poulsen said.
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Ukraine’s economic crimes bureau remains leaderless amid government interference
Ukraine’s economic crimes agency is still without a head following a controversial selection process, raising fresh concerns about the government’s commitment to anti-corruption and international obligations.
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Editorial: Right now, Ukraine’s democracy risks a Russian-style backslide
While fighting a war of survival against Russia, Ukraine must not turn into its authoritarian neighbor.
As Ukraine’s main independent English-language media outlet, we have a duty to acknowledge and expose this threat.
A string of recent events indicate that the Ukrainian leadership is increasingly circumventing democratic institutions
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5 ways the New York Times fails its readers in its most recent piece about Russia’s war
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5 EU members reportedly unhappy with new Ukraine trade deal
“They believe that a new agreement within the framework of the (Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area) DCFTA could destabilize European markets,” a source present during an EU Agriculture Council meeting told European Pravda.
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Beneath the problematic surface, the New York Times’ Kursk reporting reveals a deeper moral rot
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BREAKING! Trump announces the MASSIVE offensive and defensive aid package for Ukraine #shorts
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Ukraine war latest: Trump threatens Russia with 'severe' tariffs if no Ukraine deal reached in 50 days