Wednesday, 4 August
Scoop of the day: Man threatens to blow up grenade in government building
22:57
Tuesday, 3 August
Scoop of the day: Belarusian activist found hanged in Kyiv forest
22:46
Monday, 2 August
Scoop of the day: Belarusian activist goes missing in Kyiv
22:23
Sunday, 1 August
Scoop of the weekend: Notorious judge resurfaces only to be snatched by SBU
23:50
Friday, 30 July
Scoop of the day: Pro-presidential faction head's gaffe; Voice party crumbling
00:05
Wednesday, 28 July
Scoop of the day: Zelenskyy further reshuffles top brass; four killed in air crash
23:39
Tuesday, 27 July
Scoop of the day: Ukrainian army chief replaced
23:13
Sunday, 25 July
Scoop of the weekend: Ukraine wins two bronzes at Tokyo Olympics
23:18
Thursday, 22 July
Scoop of the day: Ukraine unhappy about US-German deal on Nord Stream 2
23:37
Wednesday, 21 July
Scoop of the day: Biden to receive Zelenskyy on 30 August
23:08
Monday, 19 July
Scoop of the day: Over half of Ukrainians favour EU, NATO entry
22:24
Sunday, 18 July
Scoop of the weekend: Border guards beaten in Sumy Region
23:02
Friday, 16 July
Scoop of the day: MPs appoint new interior minister
23:27
Thursday, 15 July
Scoop of the day: MPs accept interior minister's resignation
23:48
Tuesday, 13 July
Scoop of the day: Ukrainian interior minister resigns
23:57
Monday, 12 July
Scoop of the day: Zelenskyy discusses Covid-19 vaccines, Donbas in Berlin
23:37
Sunday, 11 July
Scoop of the weekend: Zelenskyy goes to Germany
23:11
Thursday, 8 July
Scoop of the day: Ukraine mulls sanctions against Belarusian officials
23:35
Wednesday, 7 July
Scoop of the day: SBU, president's websites hit by DDoS attack
23:04
Tuesday, 6 July
Scoop of the day: OSCE PA issues resolution on Crimea, Donbas
23:39
Monday, 5 July
Scoop of the day: One Ukrainian soldier killed, three wounded in Donbas
23:57
Sunday, 4 July
Scoop of the weekend: Ukraine loses to England in Euro 2020; combat medic killed in Donbas
23:51
Thursday, 1 July
Scoop of the day: MPs pass bill on indigenous people
23:30
Sunday, 27 June
Scoop of the weekend: One Ukrainian soldier killed, one wounded in Donbas
20:30
Friday, 25 June
Scoop of the day: Controversy around Zelensky's remarks on Wagner case
23:30
Wednesday, 23 June
Scoop of the day: Russia buzzes UK warship near Crimea; Ukraine goes to Euro-2020 knockout phase
23:43
Tuesday, 22 June
Scoop of the day: Dust storm in Kyiv; NSDC to discuss Indian variant
23:39
Monday, 21 June
Scoop of the day: Ukraine loses to Austria 0:1 in Euro 2020
22:13
Sunday, 20 June
Scoop of the weekend: Ukraine defence minister denies USA freezes military aid
23:22
Thursday, 17 June
Scoop of the day: Ukraine beats North Macedonia 2:1 in Euro 2020
22:54
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To weather the challenges of modern geopolitics, countries must take great care in pursuing their national interest in the face of ever-changing circumstances.
Ukraine can pave the way.
Lord Turner shares his vision of the outcomes of the global crisis of 2008 and talks about experiences and approaches of different countries to the development of their financial systems and economies.
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The forum will be comparable in scale to the World Economic Forum and the Munich Security Conference.
