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URN Daily: Ukraine defense minister faces corruption probe; South Korea to help rebuild missile-hit children's hospital

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Reporter's Notepad: IPO frenzy? Chat about IFIs acting as catalysts for Ukrainian IPOs, privatization via IPOs, and the sectors most ready to go public.

Just The Facts:

  • Ukraine defense minister faces corruption probe amid internal dispute over arms procurement
  • Ukraine's central bank is preparing to launch a pilot project for e-hryvnia
  • Ukraine seizes $50 million worth of bauxite and alumina from Russian magnate Deripaska
  • South Korea to help rebuild missile-hit children's hospital and veterans' center in Ukraine
  • Finland to fund €2 million environmental damage assessment of Ukrainian water resources
  • UK government names Labour Party MP Sobel as trade envoy to Ukraine

Here's What They Think:

  • CSIS: Trump's coercive diplomacy alone won't secure lasting peace in Ukraine
  • Ritter: Trump's Ukraine peace plan is unrealistic and could backfire
  • Newsweek: Trump's shift on Ukraine signals strategic break from Putin

Sober Second Thought:

  • Use of state e-services in Ukraine has declined but remains strong, UNDP study finds

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