Section: Bloomberg (USA)
Ukraine’s Oligarchs Are at War (Again)
The billionaire governor of an eastern Ukrainian region has rebelled against the president’s attempts to erode his influence on state-owned companies. …read more Source:...
Russia Rebounds, Despite Sanctions
Putin’s Ukraine adventure frayed relations with the West, but it hasn’t destroyed confidence in corporate Russia. …read more Source:...
Don’t Punish Russia for Compromising in Ukraine
EU leaders should put off the decision on extending sanctions against Russia to help the truce in eastern Ukraine. …read more Source:...
IMF’s Leash Is Too Short for Ukraine
Private debt-restructuring conditions that the IMF has imposed on Ukraine may be too tough for the Kiev government to meet. …read more Source:...
A Year After Crimea, Putin Stands Strong
The way Putin has changed his story about the Crimea invasion shows he no longer cares about post-Cold War niceties. …read more Source:...
Ukraine Gives a Pass to Thugs
Four of ex-President Viktor Yanukovych’s close allies have been taken off the European sanctions list because Ukraine has failed to pursue them. …read more Source:...
Ukraine’s Economy Is Worse Than It Looks
The Ukrainian National Bank and government are driving more of the country’s economy into the shadow sector to make the hryvna’s exchange rate palatable to the IMF. …read more Source:...
Estonia Did Its Post-Soviet Homework
Estonia’s president says his country has been more responsible than Ukraine since the fall of the Soviet Union, which is why it’s now more secure. …read more Source:...
Ukraine’s Next Battle Zone Is Its Economy
Rescuing Ukraine’s economy will require an epic debt-relief deal. …read more Source:...
Ukraine’s Debt Debacle
War is making a mess of the Ukrainian government’s finances. …read more Source:...
