What we’re watching
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Top news
Politico: White House freezes Ukraine military package that includes lethal weapons
Statement by Press Secretary Jen Psaki on Ukraine Security Assistance
RFE/RL: US says ‘contingency’ aid ready if Russia attacks Ukraine
Ukraine sells Cold War era bunker in Lviv
National Security Council imposes sanctions on oligarch Dmytro Firtash
EBRD to provide Ukrgasbank with 25 million euros to help local businesses grow
Ukraine to simplify university admission procedure for foreigners
COVID-19 in Ukraine: 967 new cases, 50 new deaths, 57,970 new vaccinations
Ambassador Tobias Thyberg: 1,000-year Ukrainian-Swedish friendship marches on
UNHCR representative: ‘Asylum seekers in Ukraine should be allowed to work’
What to do in Kyiv on June 18-20
Reuters: Ukraine’s handcuffed couple parts ways (VIDEO)
Despite turbulence, Swedish businesses remain in Ukraine
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Business
Vitrenko: Ukraine to receive money for gas transit, even if Russia suspends it
Ukraine Railways orders 100 coaches
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Kyiv Post Brand Studio & DTEK: 17 Sustainable Development Goals
AVELLUM strengthens its litigation practice with hire of Mariana Antonovych
Kinstellar expands in Ukraine with the acquisition of DLA Piper’s Kyiv practice
Opinions
Timothy Ash: Ukrainian complacency amid rising debt
Vladimir Socor: NATO Summit is a net disappointment to eastern allies
Yuri Lapaiev: Growing pains in the Ukrainian special forces
EUvsDisinfo: When arguments become heated
Walter Russell Mead: While democracies lecture, their adversaries run free
EUvsDisinfo: Russia as the silver medalist in the Putin-Biden Geneva duel
George F. Will: US needs NATO allies who share its renewed dedication to maintaining an orderly world
David Ignatius: Biden should make progress at home
CEPA: What have we learned after summits?
Paul Goble: Minsk flooding Lithuania with illegal migrants
Halya Coynash: Crimean Tatar political prisoners rushed to hospital
The Ukrainian Weekly: The Russian ‘red line’
Pavel Felgenhauer: Biden, Putin resolved practically nothing in Geneva
Halya Coynash: Ukraine’s leaders hand Babyn Yar into Russian hands
Alexander Vindman: Putin is still winning
From the archives: SBU Chief Fired After Flap With Poroshenko
Security Service of Ukraine chief Valentyn Nalyvaichenko, ineffective in fighting corruption allegedly tied to Kremlin-backed oligarch Dmytro Firtash, is fired by President Petro Poroshenko.
