The Kyiv Post

Launched in 1995, Kyiv Post is Ukraine’s leading English-language newspaper, produced by a team of Western and Ukrainian journalists. Over the years, the weekly newspaper has led the charge for a free press in Ukraine, and has played roles in the Georgiy Gongadze scandal, the Orange Revolution and other significant Ukrainian events. The Kyiv Post’s IT coverage is sponsored by Looksery, Ciklum, Steltec Capital and SoftServe. The content is independent of the donors.

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Court mistake reveals Russia’s largest underground online casino works from Ukraine

Russia’s biggest illegal online casino, Azino777, operates out of Ukraine and has managed some of its money flows through a Ukrainian branch of Russia’s bank Sberbank, Russian business media outlet The Bell reported on Feb. 4, referring to decisions by a Ukrainian court. The Bell journalists found a mistake in a document of Kyiv Holosiivskyi District …

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Report: Ukraine exported $4.5 billion worth of tech services in 2018

Ukraine’s tech sector earned the country an estimated $4.5 billion from exports of tech services in 2018, according to the “Tech Ecosystem Guide to Ukraine” factbook, published on Jan. 29. That’s almost $1 billion up on the previous year’s figure, when IT brought in $3.6 million and made up 3.4 percent of Ukraine’s gross domestic product, …

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Ukraine, main victim of cyberattacks, learns to defend itself

A notorious attack with the Petya ransomware hit Ukraine in June 2017, affecting 12,500 computers around the country, including ones in government institutions. The computer virus then started to spread across the globe, paralyzing large businesses worldwide. Thus, Ukraine received the unfortunate distinction of being the victim of what is now called the most devastating …

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Ukrainian cyberathlete becomes world’s top ‘Counter-Strike’ gamer

Alexander Kostylev, a Ukrainian professional video game player nicknamed ‘s1mple,’ has topped the global ranking of the best “Counter-Strike” gamers compiled by HLTV.org. The 21-year-old gamer has been playing Counter-Strike since he was 16. Having played games professionally for six years, Kostylev has earned $420,000 and participated in 77 tournaments. He has won 14 global …

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Ukrainian couple builds off-road bus

Called the Praetorian, this vehicle can climb mountains, get through mud, rocks, sand, snow and ice, all while carrying a couple of dozen people. Only a few companies make vehicles like this worldwide, and so the creators of Praetorian believe there is demand and see a niche to fill. The off-road bus comes in over …

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Yellow snow, bitcoin and Kobzon: Google reveals what’s on Ukrainian users’ minds

“Why is the snow yellow in Odesa?” “Why is a cow’s meat called beef?” These are some of the most popular questions Ukrainians googled in 2018, according to Google Ukraine, which on Dec. 11 released lists of the most popular search questions in the country. The ranking reveals Ukrainians’ interest in a wide range of topics …

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Ukrainian e-commerce heavyweight Rozetka acquires EVO Group, firms to merge

Ukraine’s largest e-commerce firms, Rozetka and EVO Group have merged after getting the thumbs up for the union from Ukraine’s Antimonopoly Committee on Nov. 27. The e-commerce firms finalized anagreement that had been pending for almost four months as the companies waited for the go-ahead from the Antimonopoly Committee. Under the agreement, Rozetka has now bought …

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Ukrainian electric car charger companies increase production, eye EU markets

With the number of electric cars in Ukraine nearly doubling compared to last year, manufacturers of electric chargers see huge potential to expand the range of electric vehicles beyond the limits of the country’s big cities. But to do that, Ukraine needs the proper infrastructure — affordable electric vehicle charging stations. Sensing profits to be …

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China’s UnionPay comes to Ukraine, Japan’s JCB eyes local market

Chinese payment system UnionPay International, the world’s biggest payment system both in terms of cards issued and volume of operations, is entering the Ukrainian market, the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) announced on Nov. 13. UnionPay International will provide services in Ukraine for issuing cash from ATMs and supporting payments for goods and services with UnionPay …

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