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Just The Facts: Ukraine's ARX signs reinsurance deal with DFC to cover homes and business property against Russian missile attacks, European Commission approves €4.1 billion allocation under Ukraine Facility, Ukrainian lawmaker sentenced to 8 years in prison in first-ever crypto bribery case, EBRD mulls €180 million loan to Ukrainian Railways for 270 MW of power capacity.
Here's What They Think: The Atlantic Council warns that freezing the front lines would live millions of Ukrainians under Russian rule, and The Washington Post says Biden has an opportunity to strengthen Trump's hand for eventual negotiations with Putin.
Sober Second Thought: Ukraine may suffer a shortage of 108,000 teachers by 2030, a study conducted by Ukraine's non-profit organization Osvitoria found. The teaching staff suffered the most significant losses with the beginning of the full-scale invasion. During the period, the teaching staff was reduced by 12%, or by almost 40,000 teachers.
The Rebuilder's Social: JETRO Kyiv visits Horizon Capital in Kyiv to discuss "promising business areas" while Integrites offers an overview of the "reboot" of Ukrainian customs regulation, Ukrhydroenergo met with the CEO of Slovenia's RIKO, to discuss "opportunities to restore lost capacities" and Sayenko Kharenko explores "the challenges of enforcing arbitral awards involving sanctioned entities in Ukraine."
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