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URN Daily: Russia says US not addressing 'root cause' of war. Plus, Kyiv retail real estate shows signs of recovery.

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Reporter's Notepad:

  • No questions unasked

Just The Facts:

  • Russia can't accept US proposals to end Ukraine war 'as is,' says deputy foreign minister
  • Ukraine, US held first round of consultations on minerals deal; work to continue, Sybiha says
  • European Commission disburses €3.5 billion under Ukraine Facility
  • World Bank approves $432 million for Ukraine to improve road network, transport sector
  • BGV partners with UkraineInvest to attract investments to its $450 million graphite project
  • Ukraine, France to launch healthcare development projects worth €51 million
  • Ukrainian Railways to get €50 million from EIB for border crossings upgrades

Here's What They Think:

  • CEPA: Foreign investment in Ukraine's nuclear sector could boost energy security and economic recovery
  • Politico: Europe could transfer frozen Russian assets into an EU-governed trust for Ukraine

Sober Second Thought:

  • Kyiv's retail real estate sees steady recovery in 2024, with continued growth expected this year, says CBRE Ukraine

The Rebuilders' Social

  • ValiCor plans to customize emotional intelligence software for Ukraine veterans and drones, Russian drone hits a Hempire factory, and American University in Kyiv summarizes a study on why women stay in Ukraine (or don't).

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