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URN Daily: Ukraine to remain 'top priority' for EBRD through 2030; Organized crime set to surge after war, GI-TOC says

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Just The Facts:

  • Ukraine to remain 'top priority' in EBRD's new 5-year strategy
  • MSC subsidiary buys stakes in Ukrainian logistics operator and cross-border terminal
  • World Bank to provide $84 million under HOPE project to restore housing damaged during war in Ukraine
  • EBRD provides €60 million unfunded portfolio risk-sharing facility to ProCredit Bank Ukraine to support energy security

Here's What They Think:

  • Emerging Europe: Ukraine's economy keeps moving forward despite Russia's invasion
  • FPRI: The best Ukraine scenario for the US is that Russia gets nothing

Sober Second Thought:

  • Organized crime set to surge after Ukraine war, potentially endangering reconstruction efforts, GI-TOC risk assessment says

The Rebuilder's Social:

  • Housing demand totals $548.9 billion when including pre-war deficit, Metinvest contributes 500 tonnes of rebar for new Mykolaiv water pipeline, and hundreds of companies celebrate Vyshyvanka Day.

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