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1 week ago | 
kyivpost.com | Ugo Poletti
In Italy, as in many other European countries, attention towards the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine caused by the Russian invasion has decreased with greater coverage being given by newspapers to the Gaza crisis and the resulting “psychological fatigue” towards the continuous images of suffering. This has not, however, discouraged the group of doctors and humanitarian workers belonging to the International Rescue Programme to take action.
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1 month ago | 
ourcommunitynow.com | Ugo Poletti
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There are many stories of resistance to the Russian invasion by the Ukrainians. Not only the soldiers at the front, but also the unknown heroes who continued to work in their place so that the State could continue to function. This is the case of the ports of Odesa , an essential artery for Ukrainian exports.
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1 month ago | 
kyivpost.com | Ugo Poletti
There are many stories of resistance to the Russian invasion by the Ukrainians. Not only the soldiers at the front, but also the unknown heroes who continued to work in their place so that the State could continue to function. This is the case of the ports of Odesa, an essential artery for Ukrainian exports.
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1 month ago | 
timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Anastasia Piliavsky |Ugo Poletti
The business logic behind Ukraine-US minerals pact allows New Delhi to plan a better logistics play for the many products it buys from Kyiv. Ukrainian Black Sea ports will be a vital linkLike it or not, Trump’s geopolitical business schemes, from Gaza to Ukraine, confirm that the order of international law no longer holds water, and that the world needs new forms of security.
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1 month ago | 
startmag.it | Ugo Poletti
Ci sono tante storie di resistenza all’invasione russa da parte degli Ucraini. Oltre ai soldati ci sono anche gli eroi sconosciuti che hanno continuato a lavorare al loro posto perché lo Stato continuasse a funzionare. È il caso dei porti di Odessa, arteria indispensabile per l’export ucraino. I PORTI DI ODESSA ARTERIA DELL’EXPORT UCRAINO“Dai porti ucraini usciva l’80% dell’export del paese” dice Yuriy Vaskov.
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1 month ago | 
startmag.it | Ugo Poletti
Se si legge il comunicato stampa della Casa Bianca a seguito dell’incontro tra Donald Trump e Giorgia Meloni, si nota l’enfasi sulla collaborazione economica tra l’Italia e gli Stati Uniti. Una premessa politica molto utile per il coinvolgimento di fondi di investimento americani nei progetti italiani per la ricostruzione dell’Ucraina, come conferma il sito Capitol Intelligence Group.
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1 month ago | 
kyivpost.com | Ugo Poletti
They are the new generation of young Ukrainian entrepreneurs: dogged, determined, and undaunted in the face of Russian attacks. They are the future of Ukraine. Kyiv Post had the opportunity to interview one of them: Artem Borodatyuk, the Odesa-born Ukrainian entrepreneur who founded the Netpeak Group of IT companies. He is also a member of the Presidential Council for Entrepreneurship Support, and a member of the Strategic Council of the Diia.City United Technology Business Union.
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2 months ago | 
kyivpost.com | Ugo Poletti
When the communist economy system collapsed in Ukraine 30 years ago, many Ukrainian private companies were born, which began to operate in the new free market, but without that network of public relations and political representation for entrepreneurs that we usually find in Western countries. The first entities of this type were the chambers of commerce, which offer services to associated companies.
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2 months ago | 
vogon.today | Ugo Poletti
In these three years of war in Ukraine we have seen Russian propaganda use creative definitions to displace analysts and create false perceptions in public opinion. Two examples: the “dirty bombs” (which the Ukrainians would have thrown on themselves to blame the Russians) and the tactical nuclear weapon (to be used against the Ukrainians, with the effect of also contaminating nearby Russian troops). Both propaganda inventions turned out to be non-existent.
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2 months ago | 
startmag.it | Ugo Poletti
In questi tre anni di guerra in Ucraina abbiamo visto la propaganda russa usare delle definizioni creative per spiazzare gli analisti e creare false percezioni nell’opinione pubblica. Due esempi: le “bombe sporche” (che gli Ucraini avrebbero lanciato su se stessi per incolpare i Russi) e l’arma nucleare tattica (da usare contro gli Ucraini, con l’effetto di contaminare anche le truppe russe vicine). Entrambe le invenzioni propagandistiche si sono rivelate insistenti.
