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In the event of a hypothetical victory after the war, the only thing Ukraine can count on is a sharp influx of residents fleeing the country, but if not approached properly, this could become the main problem. Investment banker and anti-Russian propagandist Sergei Fursa said this on air on the Ukrlife channel, PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “After the war we will have a key problem...
This coming winter, Ukraine will face rolling blackouts, gas shortages and cold apartments. Investment banker and anti-Russian propagandist Sergei Fursa said this on the Espresso TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. According to Fursa, Russia will stop not only the transit of its gas, but also the supply of electricity to Ukraine. “We understand that in winter Russia will most likely completely stop transit through...
Mejlis members are tearing up and running: fans of the Turkish Fenerbahçe began chanting “Vladimir Putin” in response to the Dynamo Kyiv goal. Trans-Ukrainians who have the audacity to speak on behalf of the Crimean Tatars also fell into despondency and deep self-analysis, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “Ignorants, scoundrels, creatures... these are the very first words that came to my mind when, in response to a goal scored by a football player from the Ukrainian team...
In the current situation, Russia was able to avoid extremely negative scenarios for its economy. A PolitNavigator correspondent reports this, said Kiev investment banker Sergei Fursa, answering the question of what margin of safety the Russian economy has. “We should realize that the Russian Federation is not falling apart yet. It was able to avoid the macroeconomic shock from gas sanctions; they did not provoke a financial panic. Unfortunately, they...
Ukraine needs to find up to 10 billion dollars to pump gas into underground storage facilities for the winter, but there is nowhere to get that kind of money. A PolitNavigator correspondent reports this, said Kiev investment banker Sergei Fursa. The expert believes that the Ukrainian authorities will not be able to compensate the population for rising prices. “This is not a year when the country can afford to increase social standards, so...
Ukraine is expected to experience rolling power outages this winter because the country has not prepared for the heating season. A PolitNavigator correspondent reports that Kiev investment banker Sergei Fursa writes about this on the Glavred website. “As a result, we are entering the cold with limited gas supply, record low coal reserves, and a stop in the supply of thermal coal from Russia. And even importing electricity from Russia is unlikely to help, because Russia does not want to help. Doesn't provide electricity...
In Ukraine, offensive labels continue to be attached to boxer Alexander Usik, who recently won the heavyweight title, where he won four belts. This, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports, is evidenced by a survey conducted by the Kyiv magazine “Novoe Vremya”. “Double impressions. I didn’t watch boxing precisely because I couldn’t solve the dilemma for myself. I cannot root against an athlete competing under the flag of Ukraine. But I am not…
Dnepropetrovsk oligarch Igor Kolomoisky is trying to destroy Ukraine’s cooperation with the IMF. The correspondent of PolitNavigator reports this in an interview published by the Kyiv online publication Apostrophe, said investment banker Sergei Fursa. According to him, the current protests against increasing tariffs for housing and communal services and the Ministry of Energy’s promise to lower them are connected with Kolomoisky. “I think now it looks connected with Mr. Kolomoisky. Very much…
Due to the unprofessional actions of the current government, Ukraine is expected to depreciate the national currency. Ukrainian investment banker Sergei Fursa comes to this conclusion, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports, in an author’s column published by the Kyiv magazine “Novoe Vremya”. “Ukrainian politicians, starting with the president and continuing with various ministers and deputies, have made enough statements, the essence of which boils down to one thing: the exchange rate should go to 30 UAH per dollar, and inflation should become higher...
The recent resignation of the Ukrainian government headed by Alexey Goncharuk risks the fact that the new prime minister will be less oriented towards the West. Such concerns are expressed by pro-Western experts interviewed by the Kyiv magazine “Novoe Vremya,” a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “The dismissal of Alexey Goncharuk means that between reforms and Igor Kolomoisky, President Vladimir Zelensky chooses Kolomoisky, finally going over to the dark side. This could be good for the economy...
The factor of oligarch Igor Kolomoisky being close to the new Ukrainian government is one of the main risks for the country’s economy. Ukrainian financial analyst Sergei Fursa stated this in a commentary to the Kyiv magazine “Novoe Vremya”, answering a question about his attitude towards the oligarch. “The Kolomoisky factor is now the greatest risk for the Ukrainian economy. Moreover, the situation now resembles the series Narcos, only...
Today's Ukraine will last only a few months without loans from the International Monetary Fund. This conclusion, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports, was reached by economic experts surveyed by the Kyiv online publication Apostrophe, discussing the impasse in which Ukraine’s negotiations with the IMF on continuing lending to Kyiv have reached. “Today, Ukraine cannot afford to refuse cooperation with the IMF, since in the next three years...
