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Skip to content [#content] July 24, 2017 Search for: Search search facebook twitter menu Home Ukraine’s Reforms Russian Aggresion Ukraine: Key Facts Partners & Links About Us Russian Aggresion MH-17 flight downed 3 years ago. How much do we know now? access_time 4 days ago Ukraine: Key Facts Ryanair cancelled its plans to enter Ukrainian market. Is this story over? access_time 2 weeks ago Ukraine: Key Facts Tillerson’s Visit to Kyiv: Key Things to Know access_time 2 weeks ago Reforms Ukraine’s Reforms Decentralization Stories: Why Local Control is Key to Ukraine’s Recovery access_time 4 weeks ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Decentralization Stories: Why Local Control is Key to Ukraine’s Recovery access_time 4 weeks ago It used to be dark, and children had to jump from stone to stone to get to school. Now, the roads are smooth and brightly lit. Water flows from the mountains by gravity, and thus is free of charge and available to everyone. This is what the residents of southwestern Ukraine’s Poliana village say decentralization has done for them. It is but one example where decentralization has brought positive results to Ukraine. Formerly a highly centralized post-Soviet country where all resources were pooled by the central government, Ukraine is now giving some of them back to local communities, thanks to a large-scale… Read more Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Ukraine’s aspirations for intellectual property protection: what you should know On 12 June, the EU Delegation to Ukraine released a statement to express disappointment by… access_time 1 month ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Raid Against Yanukovych’s Taxmen: What You Need to Know On 24 May, twenty-three people have been arrested in a joint operation of Ukraine’s National… access_time 2 months ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share What Has Ukraine Done to Get a Visa Waiver from… On May 11 EU Council supported granting a visa-waiver to Ukrainian citizens, finalising Ukraine’s multi-year… access_time 2 months ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Russian Aggresion Russian Aggresion MH-17 flight downed 3 years ago. How much do we… access_time 4 days ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share MH-17 flight downed 3 years ago. How much do we… access_time 4 days ago Dutch and Australian police officers investigate the crash site of MH-17 flight. On 17 July 2014 — three years ago — Malaysian airlines flight MH-17 was downed over the war-torn Donbas. For many countries this tragedy has been a first serious repercussion of a war waging in Ukraine. Those responsible for the deaths of 298 passengers and crew members were still not found, even though many sides of investigation suspect Russia ties. German Correct!v investigation agency was one of the first to study this tragedy in details. According to Correct!iv’s investigation, flight MH-17 was approaching Russian airspace and was… Read more Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Ukraine Re-thinking Its Approach to Donbas War: Key Things to… After more than three years which have passed since the start of the war in… access_time 4 weeks ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Symbolic expansion: how Putin annexes history, not only territories A monument to Anne de Kiev in France’s Senlis. It was created in 2005 by Mykola… access_time 2 months ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Who’s Up and Who’s Down in Eastern Ukraine The Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR) and Luhansk People’s Republic (LPR) are self-proclaimed entities that emerged… access_time 3 months ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Ukraine: Key Facts Ukraine: Key Facts Ryanair cancelled its plans to enter Ukrainian market. Is this… access_time 2 weeks ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Ryanair cancelled its plans to enter Ukrainian market. Is this… access_time 2 weeks ago Ryanair lowcost airline announced on 10 July it had cancelled its planned entry into Ukrainian market. David O’Brien, Ryanair’s Chief Commercial Officer, said in an official statement that “Ukraine is not yet a sufficiently mature or reliable business location to invest valuable Ryanair aircraft capacity.” According to O’Brien, theid will result in the “loss of over 500,000 customers and 400 airport jobs in the first year alone, which would have provided a significant boost to the Ukrainian economy.” This development follows Boryspil airport’s failure to honour a growth agreement reached at the Ministry of Infrastructure with airport officials and the… Read more Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Tillerson’s Visit to Kyiv: Key Things to Know US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson paid an official visit to Kyiv on 9 July.… access_time 2 weeks ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Should Europeans Expect Exodus of Immigrants From Ukraine? On 11 May the EU council adopted a regulation on visa liberalisation for Ukrainian citizens.… access_time 2 months ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Eurovision song contest in Kyiv: 5 things to know A much-anticipated Eurovision-2017 will take place in Ukraine’s capital in a month, from 8 till… access_time 3 months ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Blog Russian Aggresion MH-17 flight downed 3 years ago. How much do we know now? Dutch and Australian police officers investigate the crash site of MH-17 flight. On 17 July 2014 — three years ago — Malaysian airlines flight… access_time 4 days ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Read more Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Ukraine: Key Facts Ryanair cancelled its plans to enter Ukrainian market. Is this story over? Ryanair lowcost airline announced on 10 July it had cancelled its planned entry into Ukrainian market. David O’Brien, Ryanair’s Chief Commercial Officer, said in an… access_time 2 weeks ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Read more Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Ukraine: Key Facts Tillerson’s Visit to Kyiv: Key Things to Know US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson paid an official visit to Kyiv on 9 July. A few days before he announced appointment of US Special… access_time 2 weeks ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Read more Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Ukraine’s Reforms Decentralization Stories: Why Local Control is Key to Ukraine’s Recovery It used to be dark, and children had to jump from stone to stone to get to school. Now, the roads are smooth and brightly… access_time 4 weeks ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Read more Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Russian Aggresion Ukraine Re-thinking Its Approach to Donbas War: Key Things to Know After more than three years which have passed since the start of the war in Eastern Ukraine, Ukrainian government has come up with ideas about… access_time 4 weeks ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Read more Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Ukraine’s Reforms Ukraine’s aspirations for intellectual property protection: what you should know On 12 June, the EU Delegation to Ukraine released a statement to express disappointment by Ukraine’s slow progress in reforming laws on intellectual property rights.… access_time 1 month ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Read more Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Russian Aggresion Symbolic expansion: how Putin annexes history, not only territories A monument to Anne de Kiev in France’s Senlis. It was created in 2005 by Mykola and Valentyn Znoba, famous Ukrainian architechts. On May 29th, in… access_time 2 months ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Read more Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Ukraine’s Reforms Raid Against Yanukovych’s Taxmen: What You Need to Know On 24 May, twenty-three people have been arrested in a joint operation of Ukraine’s National Police and Military Prosecutor’s office. Arsen Avakov, Ukraine’s minister of… access_time 2 months ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Read more Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Ukraine’s Reforms What Has Ukraine Done to Get a Visa Waiver from EU? On May 11 EU Council supported granting a visa-waiver to Ukrainian citizens, finalising Ukraine’s multi-year progress to visa liberalisation goal. It has been a challenging… access_time 2 months ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Read more Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Ukraine: Key Facts Should Europeans Expect Exodus of Immigrants From Ukraine? On 11 May the EU council adopted a regulation on visa liberalisation for Ukrainian citizens. This event has sparked a celebration among Ukrainian civil society and politicians.… access_time 2 months ago Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Read more Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Pinterest share Posts navigation 1 2 Next navigate_next Tags arrest ATO Avakov aviation corruption courts Crimea decentralisation Donbas economy Eurovision industry infrastructure intellectual property IT judiciary Klymenko Kyiv local government Macron Matios MH17 migration militants military Minsk agreements NABU NAPC piracy propaganda Putin Reforms Russian Agression SAP self-proclaimed republics terrorism Ukraine visa-free regime war Twitter Timeline: Tweets by ukraine_world © 2017 Ukraine World International. All Rights Reserved. facebook twitter