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The Reporter's Notepad: Meeting Notes from the recent fruitful AHK Ukraine chat with Yuriy Butsa, plus commentary on the week ahead.
Just The Facts: Ukraine holds its first-ever auction for electricity with Guarantees of Origin; Shah Capital calls on Veon to list Kyivstar, and the US announces a new $400 million military aid package.
Here's What They Think: A major newspaper argues that NATO entry for Ukraine is imperative, while another calls Ukraine's victory plan "pragmatic," and another argues that Putin will demand a high price for peace, and yet another argues that Trump will stand up to Putin where Biden wouldn't.
Sober Second Opinion: Some ecologists are arguing that the Kakhovka dam should not be rebuilt, but rather nature should be allowed to flourish on the disaster site.
The Rebuilder's Social: Energoatom posts on LinkedIn that shelling severed a line to a nuclear power plant, the USAID Economic Resilience Activity (ERA) postrs about several partnerships and Roman Opimakh, director general of the Ukrainian Geological Survey, outlines sales of E&P licenses so far this year. Plus more.
Meeting Notes
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