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URN Daily: Ukraine negotiators to visit US on minerals talks. Kremlin says it awaits answers on ceasefire proposal.

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Reporter's Notepad:

  • Reporting the Whole News

Just The Facts:

  • Ukraine to send negotiators to US on minerals deal this week
  • Kremlin says questions on proposed Ukraine ceasefire remain unanswered
  • Korea's LS Group looking for partner to set up tractor factory in Ukraine, government says
  • Ukraine's cement industry ready to meet reconstruction demands, survey finds
  • Eutelsat can't match Starlink coverage in Ukraine yet, CEO says
  • US-based Safe Pro to collaborate with Ukraine on AI-driven demining

Here's What They Think:

  • The Kyiv Independent: Ukraine's democratic resilience undermined by vanishing Western aid
  • The Lowy Institute: How to secure Ukraine's democracy and prosperity in a shifting world

Sober Second Thought:

  • Restoring Ukraine's farmland from 'bombturbation,' tank damage, rocket fuel will cost $20 billion, study says

The Rebuilders' Social

  • Howard Buffet to build bomb shelter, DREAM platform increasingly used, Ministry of Digital Transformation studies microchip development and regulation in Spain.

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