Today's Contents
Reporter's Notepad:
- Ukraine's FortuneGuard in talks to raise $50 million and take AI-based war-risk insurance solution to new markets
Just The Facts:
- Russia says it won't relinquish control of Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant
- EU says 'unconditional withdrawal' from Ukraine is precondition for change to sanctions on Russia
- Dragon Capital to invest $100 million in Ukraine this year, CEO says
- Ukrainian agriculture ministry to build modern vegetable storage facilities in frontline areas with FAO backing
- Norway grants additional €139 million to Ukraine's Naftogaz through EBRD
- Ukraine sets minimum sale price of state-owned Sumykhimprom at $29 million, Ukrbud at $6.3 million
- EBRD approves €15 million risk sharing facility to back Ukrsibbank's €30 million in loans for Ukrainian businesses
Here's What They Think:
- Responsible Statecraft: Europe needs sober debate on peace in Ukraine, should focus on rebuilding
- Atlantic Council: Trump needs to put more pressure on Moscow for true peace in Ukraine
Sober Second Thought:
- Ukraine's anti-corruption enforcement system shows 'impressive' results, but more progress needed, report says
The Rebuilders' Social
- Social media posts about a "de facto woodworking blockade" at the Polish border, logistics improvements needed, the Ukraine Facility audit board, the Forvis Mazars XFactory Ukraine, and more.
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