Despite a backdrop of corruption, war and an opposition that holds sway over the media, the National Bank of Ukraine has managed to hold back the fake news tide
Over €5.1bn of suspicious transactions, some of which are thought to be linked to former Ukrainian leader Viktor Yanukovych, have been detected at Sweden’s oldest bank
The European Union has pledged an additional €15m in humanitarian assistance to help people suffering from the impact of the conflict with Russia, which has led to many displaced and living in extreme poverty
The grim reality in Ukraine compares poorly with its neighbour Poland, writes Erik Berglöf, Chief Economist at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
After the Orange Revolution of 2004, Ukraine looked set to reinvent itself as a strong, democratic nation, but years of political strife and accusations of corruption have damaged both its reputation and its economy
Ukraine would need billions of euros in investment to compensate for losses in the event of it entering a free trade zone with the European Union, President Viktor Yanukovich has announced. The ex-Soviet republic is in active talks with the EU bloc to sign an Association agreement, of which the free trade zone is the […]
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