Renowned Yale philosophy professor, Jason Stanley, has embraced a permanent visiting role at the Kyiv School of Economics in Ukraine while maintaining his primary position at Yale. Stanley declares his commitment to donate his entire salary from the Kyiv position.
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Russian entities, facing international sanctions, have deftly navigated a complex web of e-commerce, shipping strategies, and intermediary networks to secure vital technology components. The New York Times’ investigation reveals, based on leaked emails and telecom records.
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Amidst the challenges of the full-scale Russian invasion, Ukrainian entrepreneurs showcase remarkable resilience. October witnessed a surge in new small and medium-sized businesses. To bolster Ukraine’s economy, consider purchasing Ukrainian brands.
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In a recent meeting in Ankara titled “Human Rights and Crimean Tatars in the Occupied Part of Ukraine,” Dmytro Lubinets, the Commissioner for Human Rights in Ukraine, highlighted the severe persecution and repression faced by the indigenous Crimean Tatars.
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The German government has committed to providing additional military aid to Ukraine, offering ammunition, reconnaissance drones, border patrol vehicles, trucks, and medical supplies. This new package, valued at €1.3 billion, includes 26,000 artillery rounds.
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Russia is reportedly enhancing its attack drones to pose a greater challenge to Ukrainian air defenses, as per British intelligence. Since mid-2023, Russia has been augmenting Iran’s Shahed one-way attack UAVs with domestically manufactured components.
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In a historic move backed by a $37 million military assistance package from France, Verney-Carron, a renowned French hunting rifle and shotgun manufacturer, is set to produce thousands of combat rifles for Ukraine’s frontline forces. The deal includes over 12,000 weapons.
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