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8 November, 2021Breaking news
Ukraine COVID-19 deaths hit record amid low vaccination rate
Ukraine’s health ministry has reported a one-day record of 793 deaths from COVID-19
4 November, 2021Breaking news
Anti-vaccination protest blocks traffic in Ukrainian capital
Several hundred people blocked traffic in the centre of the Ukrainian capital Kyiv on Wednesday in a protest against coronavirus restrictions and mandatory vaccinations, which the government introduced to curb new infections
25 October, 2021Breaking news
With Europe's second-worst vaccination rate, Ukraine suffers COVID surge
Ukraine's coronavirus infections and deaths reached all-time highs for a second straight day Friday, in a growing challenge for the country with one of Europe's lowest shares of vaccinated people
23 February, 2021Breaking news
Germany allocates EUR 10M for development of social services in eastern Ukrainian communities
The German government has allocated EUR 10 million for the development of social services and support for those affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in communities in eastern Ukraine
13 February, 2021World
COVID-19: An opportunity for China, a setback for Russia
What changes in the policy of the two countries can be caused by the coronavirus pandemic
26 November, 2020Breaking news
Financial aid for quarantine-hit businesses will be allocated from anti-covid-19 fund
It was learned from a well-informed source familiar with the respective initiative of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy
6 October, 2020World
Chandran Nair: “We really have to reconfigure what we do and then define what we would mean by human progress”
Amidst second wave of COVID-19 pandemic The Ukrainian Week talked to the founder and CEO of Global Institute for Tomorrow Chandran Nair about causes and lessons of the pandemic as well as ways to solving some global problems of humanity
2 August, 2020Breaking news
Forecast of coronavirus spread in Ukraine growing more pessimistic
Ukrainian Deputy Health Minister and Chief Sanitary Doctor Viktor Liashko has said
29 June, 2020Breaking news
Children's camps not to reopen until July 31
The statement comes amid the recent resurgence of COVID-19 incidence
22 June, 2020World
Between COVID-19 and Brexit
How the pandemic undermines confidence in the UK government
15 June, 2020Breaking news
Ukraine to reopen its borders three months after shutdown
On June 15, Ukraine is starting to welcome foreigners back to the country and letting Ukrainians travel abroad
4 June, 2020Breaking news
Ukraine to relaunch air travel, indoor restaurants
The Ukrainian government will relaunch passenger air travel and allow indoor restaurants to reopen after over two months of lockdown intended to prevent the spread of COVID-19, Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal announced on June 3
17 May, 2020Breaking news
Ukrainian workers struggle to reach the EU amid coronavirus restrictions
While EU countries negotiate with Ukraine about special flights for seasonal workers, some people are coming to the bloc on their own, despite coronavirus restrictions. But they face many obstacles on the way
12 May, 2020Breaking news
Ukrainian medical drugs for treatment of COVID-19 being tested in Germany
Ambassador of Ukraine to Germany Andriy Melnyk has said
13 April, 2020Breaking news
Ukraine reports 18 COVID-19 cases in its armed forces as of April 12
Some 180 servicemen are being kept in isolation
8 April, 2020Breaking news
Ukraine on verge of coronavirus peak
Minister claims Ukraine is facing the peak of COVID-19 spread
5 April, 2020Breaking news
Ukraine adds political drama to coronavirus crisis
(Ukrainian Interior Minister Arsen Avakov pictured in Kyiv on April 4, 2020)
4 April, 2020Breaking news
Ukrainian pharmacies ask government to help unblock import of substances
To help unblock the supply of imported substances for production of medicines at domestic pharmaceutical plants
2 April, 2020Breaking news
Ukraine's Cabinet lists new quarantine measures
Coronavirus cases are expected to peak over Easter
30 March, 2020Breaking news
Ukraine's confirmed coronavirus cases increase to 418 on March 29
It's a rise from the 311 cases reported early on March 28
23 March, 2020Breaking news
Ukraine suspends passage of citizens through demarcation line in Donbas
In exceptional cases, a person may be given permission to cross the line in critical life circumstances, with supporting documents for such circumstances
20 March, 2020Breaking news
Health Ministry expecting delivery of new batch of coronavirus tests for 1 million samples by March 23
Deputy Minister of Health - Chief State Sanitary Doctor Viktor Liashko announced this at a briefing
15 March, 2020Breaking news
Forced isolation and work from home: Ukraine's government drafts "coronavirus" bill
Among other measures, the draft bans mass events with more than 200 participants
13 March, 2020Breaking news
Another Ukrainian hospitalized with suspected coronavirus
This is a man of advanced years
10 March, 2020Breaking news
Coronavirus outbreak Is bad news for Ukraine’s economy
Ukraine has so far been spared from a major coronavirus outbreak. The country’s economy, however, is far less quarantined from the disease’s global impact
4 March, 2020Breaking news
First coronavirus case identified in Ukraine
A Ukrainian who recently returned home after a vacation in Italy is infected with coronavirus, Deputy Health Minister Viktor Lyashko said at a briefing
29 February, 2020Breaking news
Cabinet to launch information resource on coronavirus Covid-19
The Cabinet of Ministers intends to launch an information resource containing information on the coronavirus Covid-19
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U.S. approves allied weapons shipments to Ukraine as worries mount
Baltic NATO allies Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia can now transfer American-made lethal weapons such as anti-armor and ground-to-air missiles to Ukraine
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Former Ukraine president lands in Kyiv to face treason case
Prosecutor claims Petro Poroshenko was involved in financing of Russian-backed separatists in 2014-15
17 January, ,
Russia and West at impasse as Ukraine urges reversal of troop buildup
In a third round of diplomacy on Eastern European security this week, Kremlin officials sounded an increasingly pessimistic note, though they did not close the door on future talks
14 January, ,
Dalia Marin: “I don't think we can see the recovery so soon in 2022, as the international organizations expect it”
The Ukrainian Week met with Dalia Marin, Professor of International Economics at TUM School of Management, Technical University of Munich to discuss the pandemic impact on the economy, opportunities for Ukraine and challenges of influence of fourth technical revolution
12 January, ,
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