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29 JuneBreaking news
Children's camps not to reopen until July 31
The statement comes amid the recent resurgence of COVID-19 incidence
22 JuneWorld
Between COVID-19 and Brexit
How the pandemic undermines confidence in the UK government
15 JuneBreaking 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 JuneBreaking 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
29 MayBreaking news
Can post-pandemic Ukraine prevent another exodus?
As Ukraine progresses through its five phases of relaxing national quarantine measures, the country’s next step will be to address the economic disruption caused by the coronavirus crisis
10 MayBreaking news
Ukraine preparing for second wave of coronavirus – health ministry
Preparation activities are being concentrated in Chernivtsi region where most coronavirus cases are recorded today
15 MarchBreaking 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 MarchBreaking news
Another Ukrainian hospitalized with suspected coronavirus
This is a man of advanced years
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Ben Hodges: "If Kremlin will move, there would be massive cyberattacks against Ukraine to disrupt communications, command, and control infrastructure"
The Ukrainian Week met with General (ret.) Ben Hodges, former commander of United States Army Europe, now a Pershing Chair in Strategic Studies at the Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA) to discuss possible Russian attack on Ukraine, Western answer on such actions, and the problems of the Black Sea region
day before yesterday, Yuriy Lapayev,
Iran report on downed Ukrainian jet blames misaligned air defence system
Missile defence operators had failed to recalibrate their systems, Tehran says
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Ukrainian resorts see 30% growth as coronavirus crisis boosts domestic tourism
With European Union destinations still off-limits for Ukrainian tourists, the country’s own Black Sea and Azov Sea resorts are experiencing an early summer boom as Ukrainians seek out holiday options closer to home
10 July, ,
Seeking equality
Why racial problems split British society
9 July, Michael Binyon,
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