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Stay updated with the latest developments regarding the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) involvement in Ukraine. Throughout 2024, the IMF has continued its crucial financial support, approving significant tranches aimed at stabilizing the Ukrainian economy amidst the ongoing war. Key highlights include the approval of a substantial $15.6 billion program earmarked for various governmental and social expenditures, negotiations for further assistance, and the impact of these financial aids on Ukraine's fiscal policies and economic stability. Discussions also cover reforms required by the IMF and the anticipated future financial needs of Ukraine, clearly outlining the enduring partnership aimed at recovery and economic resilience.
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мвф,зеленський,георгієва BES reform, tariffs, and benefits review: What Ukraine needs to do to get IMF money Almost all of Ukraine’s revenues are spent on defense. At the same time, other expenditure items are covered by assistance from international partners, including the IMF. However, a number of requirements must be met to receive it. 30 0 Ukrainian Politics

Ukraine Ukraine's PM Hroisman: I am my own man Ukraine's Western backers have praised the steps taken since Hroisman came to power, and on Friday Washington signed a new loan guarantee agreement worth $1 billion. 130 0 Previously in trend: Hroisman's Cabinet

Corruption in Ukraine: Dear friends, Ukraine’s grace period for tackling cronyism may have run out Corruption in Ukraine: Dear friends, Ukraine’s grace period for tackling cronyism may have run out IN TSARSKE SELO (“Tsar’s Village”), a smart district in Kyiv, Ukraine’s president, Petro Poroshenko, owns a swathe of desirable land. Across the street sits a sprawling compound belonging to Ihor Kononenko, the president’s friend and deputy head of his parliamentary faction. 310 0

Ukraine abandoned by European and at mercy of Russia Ukraine abandoned by European and at mercy of Russia Ukraine is in a dire financial situation, but there seems little international will to help this huge pro-European country. 291 0

The new Greece in the east The new Greece in the east The IMF approved a new bail-out for Ukraine on Thursday, worth $17.5 billion over four years. The first $5 billion are supposed to be delivered today. The Economist has pored over it and found it wanting in several key areas. 246 0 Previously in trend: Economic disaster

Ukraine must fix itself Ukraine must fix itself In his guest post for the Financial Times, policy analyst Dalibor Rohac from the Cato Institute’s Center for Global Liberty and Prosperity argues why this might be a good time for Ukraine and what should be done in order not to lose the momentum. Censor.NET reprints his text unchanged below. 177 0