Top Headlines for the Week

1. Ukraine is a Top remote worker’s hub despite all odds. All the hip cafés are packed with people connecting their Laptops to their hotspots and Wi-Fi.
2. Russia is demanding that Ukraine never be allowed to join NATO and pull out of NATO forces in Eastern Europe.
3. The American University-Kyiv(AUK) in partnership with Arizona State University will begin full Undergraduate and Graduate  Study for its Global Business Management School in March, a great opportunity to obtain a dual degree.
4. Ukrainian-born Igor Vovkovinskiy who was once America’s tallest man measuring a record 7-foot-8 tall has died of heart disease at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, United States.
5. New Shelter for Victims of Domestic Violence opens in Kyiv. Victims of Domestic abuse will be able to get psychological, Legal assistance and Counselling.
6. USA, Canada, Britain, Czech, and Georgia expresses solidarity with Ukraine amid Russia’s aggressive actions.
7. Ukrainian Karate Players won a full set of awards at the Tournament in France.
8. A new EUR 1.2 billion macro-financial assistance package, announced by the European Commission, will help Ukraine overcome the negative economic consequences of the threat of Russian aggression and restore the country’s economic stability.
9. More than 33,000 electric vehicles have been registered in Ukraine as of January 1, 2022
10. President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky and President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev have signed a joint declaration which sets out the position of the two countries on many issues and challenges.

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