Vadym Denysenko
For the first time in three years, I can say there's a threat of a nuclear strike
Putin's speech with veiled nuclear threats: what does it all mean?
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Denys Marchuk
How US election will affect grain prices
There has been a decrease in liquidity for two weeks in a row: many traders are closing their positions, waiting for the results of the vote
Dmytro Zolotukhin
Kremlin bets on Navalnaya. What this reveals
Putin is the enemy of Ukraine's present, while Russian liberals are the enemies of Ukraine's future
Sylwia Krason-Kopaniazh
Polish business perspective: what keeps investors from participating in Ukraine's reconstruction
One of the biggest fears is uncertainty about the future of Ukraine's political and legal system
Valerii Pekar
Everything is consistently bad, even though we haven't lost: Biggest vulnerabilities right now
Both Ukraine and Russia have vulnerabilities, and the task of each of them is to protect their vulnerabilities and strike at the adversary's vulnerabilities
Dmytro Zolotukhin
There is no NATO. There is no EU. There is no Ramstein
Now the world is developing according to one of the pessimistic options
Алексей Панич
Should Ukraine agree to NATO membership in exchange for territories?
How does the proposal "membership in NATO in exchange for territory" differ from the Budapest Memorandum?
Serhii Chaplyhin
How dangerous is Chinese-Brazilian peace plan for Ukraine?
On September 27, the first meeting of the Chinese-Brazilian Friends for Peace initiative was held in New York at the UN headquarters.
Алексей Панич
There is no win-win way out of this war
Again and again, the efforts of the Western political community are aimed at solving an intractable problem
Vadym Denysenko
Putin unlikely to use nuclear weapons soon. Two main reasons
The main reason is that he is a coward who fears for his life
Oleksandr Musienko
Not Pokrovsk: Russians shifting their priority direction. What it means
Kurakhove, in my opinion, is an underestimated threat
Valerii Pekar
How personnel changes should be carried out in Ukrainian government
In anticipation of personnel reshuffles in the government, let's recall the basics
Yuriy Bohdanov
When will US allow long-range weapons to strike Russia?
Ukrainian Armed Forces' success in offensive operations, especially with limited resources, is the key factor that could force the US to reconsider its policy
Max Koretskiy
To become a billionaire, you need to benefit 1 billion people. How WealthTech helps with this
To become a billionaire, you need to benefit 1 billion people. I heard this idea in 2017 at an event at Singularity University (California, USA), where I was studying
Serhii Kuiun
What surprises you so much about Azerbaijan's Socar?
Azerbaijan and Socar managed to look like friends of Ukraine for a long time due to active PR on a lot of small projects
Valerii Pekar
Soviet Union collapse anniversary: Key lessons
August 19. On this day 33 years ago, the dissolution of the Soviet Union began
Yuriy Bohdanov
How to respond to Putin's threats over Kursk Oblast
Today Putin began generating hysterical statements about "no negotiations"
Andriy Dligach
The main scenario of further development of Ukraine
We must be innovative and not afraid to surprise the whole world and ourselves
Anatolii Amelin
F-16 targets: What will they strike?
August will be crucial in assessing the power shift
Dr Aura Sabadus
Europe can do more to help Ukraine counter Russia’s energy attacks
Since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion in February 2022, Russia has destroyed, damaged, or occupied approximately eighty percent of Ukraine’s electricity infrastructure
Dmytro Zolotukhin
Dissecting the Russia-West prisoner swap: Whose interests were served? Certainly not Ukraine's
Joe Biden is a very convenient partner for Vladimir Putin. Under Donald Trump, such an agreement would seem almost impossible
Yuriy Bohdanov
F-16s can turn the tide of war under only one condition
We do not expect miracles, but the aircraft will make their contribution
Olena Tregub
Ukraine's Defense Ministry procurement now under new system
Positive signals emerge this month on the formation of supervisory boards for state agencies responsible for defense procurement at the Ministry of Defense.
Serhii Kuiun
No need to fear Slovak and Hungarian threats over Lukoil, but our transit situation isn't clean
Sanctions imposed on Lukoil, but not on Russia's state-owned Rosneft and Kremlin-close Tatneft
Anatolii Amelin
What weapons will replace nuclear arms
The main trends in the defense-industrial sector until 2035
Ihor Semivolos
Will Turkey deploy troops to Israel?
In fact, we've all already answered this question. Here's how
Andriy Dligach
What is driving inflation the most right now
Paying attention to industrial inflation is no less important than consumer inflation, because consumer prices, export competitiveness, etc. depend on industrial prices
Yuriy Bohdanov
Polish farmers will block the border with Ukraine again. That's why
Small farming in the EU is no longer about the economy
Yigal Levin
What pressure point did US manage to push on China
Washington will solve the problem if China does not begin to take action to address the issue of supporting Russia
Illia Kyslytskyi
'New normal' for investors: shifting conditions and advice on how to navigate this uncertain period
Financial markets have faced a phenomenon known as "new normal". These are conditions that used to seem anomalous and cause panic, but are now common
Oleksandr Musienko
Where will Russia direct its next major ground offensive? Not Zaporizhzhya and not Odesa
Russia can create the impression that the offensive is going along the entire front simply by increasing the shelling
Max Koretskiy
Inside modern wealth mindset: evolving trends in wealth management reveal priorities of the affluent
Recently, even this conservative industry has been experiencing significant changes
Yulia Svyrydenko
Ukraine's first "Euro budget": What changes to expect after the approval of Ukraine Facility Plan
The Plan could help Ukraine's economy reach its pre-war real GDP level (2021) by 2031, and this is not even the most optimistic scenario
Illia Kyslytskyi
Analyzing promising asset classes for the first half of 2024
Analysts foresee the beginnings of a new supercycle across the commodity market
Lana Zerkal
Why Ukraine should not really count on frozen Russian assets
Of course, you can hope that something will change for the better, but we have to rely on ourselves for now
Bridget A. Brink
Make no mistake: Putin has shown no interest in ending his war – U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine
Nearly two years into Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, we are facing a decisive moment in the Kremlin’s effort to redraw the borders of Europe by force
Yuri Chornomorets
What to expect from Syrskyi's new team
The appointed team is almost the only offensive line possible today. And the same team will be inclined to lead a decisive attack at any cost
Valerii Pekar
The road ahead: Assessing progress and challenges on the invasion's second anniversary
Currently, Ukraine is in the worst condition in the two years since Russia's full-scale invasion, entrepreneur and public figure Valerii Pekar argues
Max Koretskiy
When and where to invest in 2024
We are optimistic about 2024, as the upcoming elections, as well as covert liquidity injections, could provide significant support to any bear market
Dmytro Zolotukhin
Opinion: Moving beyond Ukraine to transform relations across Eurasia
The "peace formula" is not about Ukraine, or at least not only about Ukraine
Sylwia Krason-Kopaniazh
Three main challenges business leaders can expect after a nation joins the EU
It is worth noting that the leading states of the EU have a competitive edge over newcomers
Anatolii Amelin
2024 Forecast: Global events influencing Ukraine and the ongoing war
Annual forecast from the Ukrainian Institute for the Future
Viktoriia Yevsieieva
Why Delaying Cannabis Legalization in Ukraine is a Mistake: Urgent Considerations
The only recommendation for patients: until medical cannabis is legalized in Ukraine, patients should seek treatment abroad.
Oleksiy Kushch
Examining Ukraine's reliance on foreign military aid
An important point regarding the financial parity of the military confrontation with Russia
Oleksiy Kushch
How long Ukraine can last without any international funding at all
In my opinion, the budget will stop only in one case: if we stop it ourselves
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