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The CEO of an Israeli construction company talks about stairs as a load-bearing structure, building codes, and the desire to help Ukraine
Alex Zatulsky - 6 february 2023
And how to help a child live through the lost of parents in the course of war
Marta Bilyk - 5 september 2022
Where does the line between economic expediency and cooperation with the aggressor country go?
Vitali³ Kravchenko - 24 february 2023
And why it was necessary after all
Pavlo Harlamov - 21 february 2023
Power outages, logistics disruptions, and declining standards of living bring to mind the sanitary and hygienic challenges of the "wild 1990s"
Vitali³ Kravchenko - 17 february 2023
The possibility to cross the border depended primarily on the availability of reservation, not on the status of a civil servant
Vitali³ Kravchenko - 30 january 2023
And how they are trying to rehabilitate themselves now. Mind's investigation
Liubov Velychko - 23 january 2023
And how they are trying to rehabilitate theselves now. Mind's investigation
Liubov Velychko - 20 january 2023
Ukraine is still at the forefront of the global agenda, but is beginning to lose ground to the WEF's traditional topics of climate, global inequality, inflation and healthcare
Vitali³ Kravchenko - 17 january 2023
How domestic handmade masters lure foreign buyers now
Yevheniia Pidgaina - 13 january 2023
And how fiscal policy will change during the year
Pavlo Harlamov - 6 january 2023
