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Kyiv Post

Kyiv Post

Newspaper Publishing

Kyiv, Ukraine 24,673 followers

Ukraine’s Global Voice Zhylianska,68Kyiv, Ukraine, 01033 news@kyivpost.com R40-05383

About us

The Kyiv Post is Ukraine’s English-language newspaper and proud winner of the 2014 Missouri Honor Medal for Distinguished Service in Journalism. Online media registration number: R40-05383 The newspaper’s first print edition came out on Oct. 18, 1995 and went online in 2002. Its global audience has been growing steadily since then, peaking at more than 65 million pageviews in 2014. The newspaper’s motto is “Ukraine’s Global Voice,” which in 2018 replaced the previous motto of “Independence. Community. Trust.” Both slogans reflect the newspaper’s commitment to the highest journalistic and ethical standards. The Kyiv Post has had three owners in its existence: American Jed Sunden, who owned the newspaper from its inception in 1995 until 2009; United Kingdom’s Mohammad Zahoor, who owned the paper from 2009 until March 21, 2018, when he sold to Syrian native Adnan Kivan, an Odesa-based businessman who owns the KADORR Group. Read Kyiv Post chief editor Brian Bonner’s March 30, 2018, profile of Kivan here. The newspaper’s journalists also started an affiliated nonprofit organization, the Media Development Foundation, in 2013 to raise money for investigative journalism, student exchanges and training programs.

Website
http://www.kyivpost.com
Industry
Newspaper Publishing
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Kyiv, Ukraine
Type
Privately Held
Founded
1995

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  • NATO has the tools to respond to Russian hybrid attacks, but its response will not always be public, symmetrical or “tit-for-tat,” Secretary General Mark Rutte said. “You will not always see them public. They will not always be symmetric. It will not always be tit-for-tat,” Rutte said. His comments come amid growing Russian drone incursions and border incidents across Europe. https://lnkd.in/dthjs6An

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  • Ukraine will receive three F-16 fighter jets from Belgium by the end of this year under an accelerated delivery procedure, President Volodymyr Zelensky said. Belgium, Spain and other partners have also provided urgent ammunition supplies for Ukraine’s F-16s. Zelensky said that as Russia escalates its daily attacks, Ukraine must strengthen its ability to shoot down aerial targets and protect civilians. He thanked Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever and his government for their support.

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  • French President Emmanuel Macron condemned Monday’s strike on Ukraine’s National Academy of Sciences, saying France and Europe would continue to support Ukraine. “These strikes are a new illustration of the hostile contempt of the Russian regime toward science and truth,” Macron said. Two people were killed in the attack on the academy building, while strikes across Kyiv left dozens injured. https://lnkd.in/dydDZrVE

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  • Russia has rejected all proposals to revive the Black Sea grain deal, Ukraine’s agriculture minister said, warning that Ukraine’s agricultural exports could remain disrupted for months. The collapse of sea-borne shipments is already hitting one of Ukraine’s main sources of export revenue and threatens to further restrict grain supplies to global markets. Russian grain exports have also declined amid disruptions at Black Sea ports following recent attacks. Read more on our website. https://lnkd.in/diNKGyCX

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  • Kyiv is living under near-constant Russian attack. Since late August, strikes have increasingly extended into daylight hours, forcing people to organise work, school and ordinary life around air-raid alerts. The Guardian has described the capital as effectively becoming a frontline city. With winter approaching, residents are buying charging stations and camping stoves, improving shelters and preparing for possible blackouts. Some are considering leaving Kyiv temporarily.

  • Zelensky warned that Russia is expanding military partnerships far beyond Ukraine, helping North Korea gain battlefield experience from its war while improving its weapons and military capabilities. He also said Moscow is providing Iran with satellite intelligence — cooperation that, he warned, threatens security across Asia and the Middle East. https://lnkd.in/dzvNSwXc

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