The first-of-kind Blockchain Research and Development center opened in Kyiv to establish FinTech and blockchain solutions in the Ukraine as well as worldwide. The center will be working on new technological opportunities and a blockchain project to set up a governance as a service system in Odessa, Ukraine.
BELEK, Turkey Nov 16 President Vladimir Putin said on Monday Russian Federation had made a surprise offer to restructure Ukraine’s debt, telling Kyiv it would accept an annual debt repayment of $1 billion over three years if the West provided guarantees.
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President Vladimir Putin met with worldwide Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde on Sunday, with the Russian leader saying she hoped for “stability” in Moscow’s relations with the organisation.Putin said that rather than seeking $3 billion in debt repayment this year, Russian Federation would be willing to agree to payments of $1 billion a year in 2016-18.
Sweden and Lithuania are convinced that the EU sanctions against Russia should be extended because of its aggression in Ukraine.
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Vladimir Putin is coming in from the cold.
Not only was his the leading voice at the G20 summit, thanks to his newly popular bombing campaign in Syria, but, quietly and largely unreported, he has just relaxed the pressure of his financial boot on Ukraine’s jugular.
