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URN Daily: US, Russia start talks on Ukraine. Plus, 5 tips for investors from the long-time head of Forvis Mazars in Kyiv.

Today's Contents

Reporter's Notepad:

  • URN mulls a new series of articles on investment projects
  • 5 tips for investors in Ukraine's reconstruction, from the long-time head of Forvis Mazars in Kyiv

Just The Facts:

  • US, Russia start talks on Ukraine, Black Sea maritime ceasefire in Saudi Arabia
  • Privatization of Ukrgasbank and Sense Bank 'not realistic' this year, says NBU deputy governor
  • Ukrainian Railways' online systems hit by 'large-scale, targeted cyberattack'
  • Veon signs deal with Airspan to collaborate on air-to-land network solutions aiding Ukraine
  • Ukraine's finance minister warns of 'damaging' consequences if EU fails to renew duty-free trade deal

Here's What They Think:

  • The Conversation: US unlikely to lead Ukraine's post-war recovery
  • EU Observer: US, EU should pursue a tripartite deal for Ukraine's minerals

Sober Second Thought:

  • 1 in 5 Ukrainian refugees in neighboring states lives below the poverty line, survey finds

The Rebuilders' Social

  • Social media posts about former US ambassador to Ukraine Geoffrey Pyatt, the Ukraine–Korea Reconstruction Cooperation Forum in Seoul, DTEK's new fashion line inspired by war-time energy sector workers, and more.

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Below is the latest installment in our ongoing Tips for Investors series of articles, which has proven quite popular.

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