Lately, many internet users of Ukrainian origin living in Europe have been pointing to serious shortcomings in expensive European internet services. In many respects, they are right, though European internet does in fact have important advantages of its own.
That is what Herman Bohapov writes about in his article Ukrainian Internet: Truth and Myths.

https://zn.ua/eng/ukrainian-internet-truth-and-myths.html
#internet #Europe #Ukraine #technology #communications #myths #analytics

Will the anti-corruption strategy change the system if it is shaped by the government itself? Competitive selection processes for key positions have already been removed from the document. For more details, see Inna Vedernikova’s article.

https://zn.ua/eng/no-contest-for-prosecutor-general-how-the-government-is-rewriting-the-anti-corruption-strategy.html
#anticorruption #politics #Ukraine #NACP #government #reforms #corruption #administration #analysis

The Russian crisis has sent the market into a tailspin: gas prices have doubled, and Europe is facing record-low reserves. While the EU is restructuring its energy sector, Ukraine risks entering the winter with minimal gas reserves. Read the full story in Mariia Tsaturian’s article.

#gas #energy #EU #Ukraine #crisis #economy #analysis
https://zn.ua/eng/europes-gas-crisis-can-the-eu-copeand-can-ukraine.html

Despite the sanctions, Springer Nature publishes around 200 Russian journals, helping Russia remain active in the scientific community. For more details, see the article by Oleksii Plastun and Valeriia Kotelnykova.

https://zn.ua/eng/sanctions-and-russian-science-how-worlds-major-scientific-publisher-helps-circumvent-them.html
#science #sanctions #Russia #SpringerNature #warinUkraine

China combines neutrality with self-interest, turning the war into an economic resource. Sergiy Korsunsky explains how this works.

#China #economy #geopolitics #Ukraine #Russia
https://zn.ua/eng/war-as-business-how-china-cashes-in-on-russia-and-ukraine.html

The High School Reformreform, which was previously supported, is now being proposed for suspension—a move demanded by parents and communities.
Read the full story in Oksana Onyshchenko’s article.

#education #reform #school #Ukraine #educationalreform #parents #communities https://zn.ua/eng/high-school-reform-for-grants-or-for-children.html

Swiss company Cerdia may be supplying components to the Russian defense industry despite sanctions. Find out how this scheme works in our investigation.

#investigation #sanctions #defenseindustry #Russia #warinUkraine
https://zn.ua/eng/swiss-quality-in-russian-propellant-who-supplies-components-for-russian-missiles.html

Six months after the “reset” of the ESB: what has actually changed and whether old practices have been eliminated—an analysis by Yevhen Krapyvin.

#ESB #reforms #law #corruption #Ukraine
https://zn.ua/eng/economic-security-bureau-reboot-can-it-shed-the-legacy-of-tax-policeand-when.html

Following attacks on the energy sector, the water supply may now be at risk. Roman Yanenko analyzes the risks involved and how to counter them.

#water #infrastructure #security #Ukraine #war
https://zn.ua/eng/ukraine-without-water-the-scenario-people-keep-ignoring-but-it-is-close.html

The final round of the competition for the head of the customs service: there are candidates, but the system remains unchanged. Yevhen Plinsky explains the choices facing the new leader.

#customs #NABU #competition #Ukraine
https://zn.ua/eng/ukraine-chooses-its-top-customs-official-but-what-for-.html