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Ukraine marks 35 years of independence as leaders focus on the price of sovereignty
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Ukraine marked 35 years of independence on Aug. 24, with Alona Lebedieva of Aurum Group arguing that sovereignty is sustained by institutions, business resilience and daily work, not just a declaration.
Maksym Krippa acquires Ukraine’s International Exhibition Centre
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Ukrainian entrepreneur Maksym Krippa has bought the International Exhibition Centre, one of Eastern Europe’s largest exhibition venues, in another major wartime investment in Ukraine.
Chinese wooden cutlery suppliers face tighter compliance scrutiny in 2026
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A new 2026 market review spotlights ten Chinese disposable wooden cutlery suppliers as restaurant chains and importers weigh compliance, customization and supply scale.
Ecolint highlights scholarship impact as Arsenii Rykov heads to EPFL
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Former Ecolint scholarship student Arsenii Rykov, from Kharkiv, is now studying computer science at EPFL after a standout academic run in Geneva.
NeuraSignal donates TCD system for Ukraine training and care
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NeuraSignal is sending a transcranial Doppler system to Poltava, Ukraine, to support physician training, humanitarian medical aid and neurovascular care amid the country’s wartime healthcare strain.
Akhmetov Gives Kyiv Apartment to Scientist After Russian Strike
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Rinat Akhmetov’s foundation gave associate professor Mykhailo Vysotskyi a fully furnished Kyiv apartment and new equipment after a July Russian attack destroyed his home and work tools.
APAC is cheapest region to hire senior AI engineers, Second Talent finds
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Second Talent compared hiring costs for senior AI engineers across 12 markets in APAC, Central and Eastern Europe, and Latin America, and found APAC had the lowest fully loaded annual cost at $48,600. The analysis also showed that time-zone…
Engineered wood market seen topping $521 billion by 2035
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Market Research Future says the global engineered wood market could grow from $305.2 billion in 2025 to $521.3 billion by 2035 as mass-timber building codes and carbon accounting reshape construction demand.
Safe Pro Group signs research pact with U.S. Army on AI image analysis
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Safe Pro Group has entered a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement with the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center to study AI-powered image analysis for operational, disaster and mission-critical uses.
Greenwood touts 6 billion-piece disposable cutlery capacity and global compliance stack
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Greenwood (Dalian) Industrial Co., Ltd. says it can make 6 billion disposable wooden and bamboo cutlery pieces a year across five plants in China, as buyers face tighter sourcing and compliance rules.
Two Ukraine combat amputees win bronze at first veterans pickleball championship
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Two combat amputees from Ukraine’s Sumy region teamed up at the first Ukrainian Veterans Pickleball Championship in Kyiv and won bronze.
Tribuna.com interviews Lenovo Ukraine on FIFA's AI-ready World Cup tech
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Tribuna.com published an exclusive interview with Lenovo Ukraine General Manager Taras Dzhamalov on the technology behind FIFA’s 2026 World Cup. The conversation highlights AI-ready infrastructure, instant 3D match reconstruction, and strict…
Alona Lebedieva argues Ukraine’s rail integration is a security issue
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Alona Lebedieva presented a study at the World Conference on Transport Research in Toulouse on how Ukraine’s rail network can fit into the EU’s TEN-T system.
CEU to host Tymofiy Mylovanov on Ukraine's wartime rebuilding
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Central European University will host Tymofiy Mylovanov in Budapest on July 7 for a Presidential Lecture on how Ukraine is rebuilding institutions during the war. The talk will focus on defense innovation, digital government, higher education and…
Romanian media shifted from solidarity to economic caution on Ukraine war
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A new study from Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu says Romanian news coverage of the war in Ukraine moved from humanitarian empathy to a more cost-focused and security-driven frame between 2022 and 2024. The research points to a sharper focus on…
Invisible University for Ukraine brings scholars to Budapest and Lviv for summer school on Ukraine's future
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The Invisible University for Ukraine will hold its fifth annual Summer School in Budapest and Lviv from July 1-12, gathering 60 students and scholars to examine democracy, reconstruction, memory, and EU integration.
Logistics Plus opens first U.S. UkraineInvest partner office
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Logistics Plus and UkraineInvest signed an MOU on June 25 at the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2026 in Gdańsk, Poland, creating the first UkraineInvest Partner Office in the United States.
Christopher Kolenda releases Zero-Sum Victory as an audiobook
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Christopher D. Kolenda’s award-winning war strategy book is now available in audio, with narration by Bill Nevitt and publication by University Press Audiobooks.
Techno Dwarves unveils hardcore anomaly horror game Domain Paradox: Growth
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Ukrainian indie studio Techno Dwarves has announced Domain Paradox: Growth, a psychological horror game that turns the The Exit 8-style anomaly formula into a harder, more immersive survival experience.
EU study puts ERTMS rollout at up to €85 billion
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The European Commission says completing ERTMS across the EU rail network could cost an additional €75 billion to €85 billion, with fragmented technical requirements and national rules driving up prices.
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