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Ukraine launches program allowing foreigners to remotely start businesses in Ukraine

Ukraine launches program allowing foreigners to remotely start businesses in Ukraine

by Kateryna Hodunova, Dominic Culverwell

Ukraine has launched uResidency, a program enabling foreigners to start a business in the country remotely, Digital Transformation Minister Mykhailo Fedorov announced on Sept. 27 at the Lviv IT Arena, according to a Kyiv Independent journalist reporting from the event. The program offers foreign entrepreneurs favorable conditions for conducting business,

New military app is set to revolutionize how Ukraine runs its army
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New military app is set to revolutionize how Ukraine runs its army

by Natalia Yermak

Ukraine’s fight for survival with a bigger and better-equipped enemy is forcing the country’s army to swiftly seek innovations. The latest modern solution being used to substitute bureaucratic Soviet army operations is the recently launched Army+ app, which aims to make the armed forces “paperless.” Presented with fanfare

Opinion: AI complacency is compromising Western defense

Opinion: AI complacency is compromising Western defense

by Charles Fergusson

Just as the West has been forced into confrontation with Russia and China, military conflicts have revealed major systemic weaknesses in the U.S. and European militaries and their defense-industrial bases. These problems stem from fundamental technology trends. In Ukraine, expensive manned systems such as tanks, combat aircraft, and warships

Esper Bionics hand demonstration. (Esper Bionics Press service)

Ukrainian startup Esper Bionics makes cyborgs a reality

by Liliane Bivings

Editor’s note: This article is part of a series of profiles highlighting successful Ukrainian startups and businesses. The series is funded by the regional investment fund Ukraine-Moldova American Enterprise Fund (UMAEF) and created in partnership with Spend With Ukraine, a non-profit organization that launched a platform to showcase businesses

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Muslim who fled Russia on his new life in Ukraine.

Ali Charinskiy is an activist and professional martial artist from the Republic of Dagestan who advocated for the rights of Muslims. The Kyiv Independent spent a day with Charinskiy in his new home, a southern Ukrainian city of Odesa.
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