You're reading: Daily Digest: Top news of Thursday, June 27
  • Ukraine marks Constitution Day on June 28
  • Former mayor of Konotop, a city in Sumy Oblast, was severely beaten by unknown assailants. He is running for parliament, and his representatives allege his main rival could be behind the attack.
  • President Volodymyr Zelenskiy will visit Toronto next week to attend the third Ukraine Reform Conference. The agenda looks exciting.
  • Zelenskiy lambasted Foreign Minister Klimkin for having sent a diplomatic note to Russia without informing him.
  • Ukrainian troops may soon join NATO missions in Iraq, the Mediterranean Sea
  • Ukraine tries to appeal the PACE decision to reinstate Russia as a member. Russia was stripped of its voting rights after the military invasion and illegal annexation of Crimea in 2014.
  • 7 delegations quit Strasbourg in protest as Russia returns to PACE.
  • Fishy court ruling aims to suspend the license of Ukrainian low-cost airline SkyUp. A woman who allegedly sued the airline says she’s never even been on a plane.
  • All the latest developments in the race for Ukrainian parliament in our weekly Election Watch.
  • Austrian justice minister to have a final say on Ukrainian tycoon Dmytro Firtash’s extradition to the United States.
  • How does ‘Chernobyl’, the hit HBO miniseries, compare to real-life accounts from eyewitnesses? The Kyiv Post returned to the Exclusion Zone with two survivors of the Chornobyl nuclear meltdown. Watch our video report to hear their stories.
  • Kyiv high school offers diploma valid in Canada
  • The 9th annual Leopolis Jazz Fest kicked off in Lviv.

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