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URN Daily: White House announces ceasefire expansion. Plus, SAP Ukraine eyes demand surge in 'de-Russification' of IT market after war.

Today's Contents

Reporter's Notepad:

  • The managing director of SAP Ukraine outlines her company's plans for the reconstruction of Ukraine, future M&A, and more

Just The Facts:

  • Russia, Ukraine agree to maritime, energy ceasefires, White House says
  • Ryanair CEO says Ukraine's Lviv and Kyiv airports need 'kick up backside' for lack of response
  • US senators urge Trump administration to back transfer of $300 billion in frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine
  • DTEK to build Ukraine's first digital substation with €11 million French government grant
  • Dragon Capital makes maiden investment in Lviv's residential real estate sector

Here's What They Think:

  • The Washington Post: How the US can help Ukraine without security guarantees
  • The Hill: Putin exploits ceasefire talks as US gives away concessions

Sober Second Thought:

  • Ukraine's Housing Institute study finds housing crisis deepened by policy gaps and war, urges reforms

The Rebuilders' Social

  • Social media posts by Civitta about the most competitive sectors of Ukraine's economy for EU accession, by Bolt calling for ride-hailing market reform, Ukraine-Invest offering support for logistics development, and more.

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