As unconfirmed reports resurface of terrorist training camps operating in Crimea, the need to resolve long-standing historical conflicts on the peninsula is becoming ever more apparent More

Simplified visa requirements for Ukrainians entering the Schengen zone are hoped to come into force by the year end Subscribe

Recent success in fundraising activities by Kyiv’s international business community are a welcome indicator that Ukraine is losing its cynicism towards charitable organisations More

As more and more young Ukrainian business people seek MBAs, the limitations of local courses and lack of places with international institutions are becoming more acute More

In a landmark USD 2 billion deal, one of Ukraine’s biggest banks finally goes under the hammer following a series of failed negotiations More

A move by the National Bank of Ukraine forcing banks to reveal hidden charges in loan contracts may hurt their profits a little in the short term, but ultimately transparency will prove to be for the good of the sector Subscribe

Proposed new legislation governing Ukraine’s special economic zones has its supporters and detractors - but few would argue that something must be done Subscribe

Hailed by some as the world’s greatest city, Istanbul is a must-see destination for the traveller who values history Subscribe