Anastasiia Fedor

Even a few launches of Tomahawk cruise missiles could change the balance of power in the war and jeopardize key Russian infrastructure. Military experts warn that their unique characteristics make the missiles virtually invulnerable to air defense, and potential strikes on the Kremlin's refineries and logistics hubs could be a strategic shock.

Ukraine's energy system is on the verge of stability: despite electricity imports and backup power lines, some regions remain vulnerable to attacks. Experts warn that even Kyiv, which has a strong infrastructure and reserves, could be left without power if neighboring regions or strategic hubs are hit. Massive drones,

Restoring transportation infrastructure remains one of the key challenges for Ukraine during the war. Roads and bridges are not only economic arteries but also strategic routes for defense and evacuation. At the same time, the resumption of air travel, which is a concern for millions of Ukrainians, depends on the security situation and international cooperation.

In recent weeks, Europe has faced a new wave of aerial incidents - Russian drones over Poland, complaints of unidentified aircraft in Denmark, interceptions of identified aircraft on its eastern flank. NATO is stepping up patrols, but the question remains: how to respond to "gray-area" attacks when Moscow combines intelligence, strikes, and information campaigns?

the "quiet migration" of students can turn into a high-profile loss for Ukraine. Every year, thousands of students and researchers go abroad, and universities risk being left without a future. The outflow of young people is becoming one of the key challenges for the state, because without systemic solutions, Ukraine may lose a significant part

The high-tech sector, including electronics and applied mechanics, is experiencing a serious shortage of qualified personnel. This was stated by Olga Nagornyuk, Ajax Systems' manager of educational programs, during the discussion forum for educators and employers "You can't let go of young people." She spoke about the company's approach to working with young professionals.

Ukrainian business is already facing an unprecedented labor shortage. This was stated by Denys Goncharuk, FUIB's Head of Recruitment and Adaptation of Mass Positions, during the Discussion Forum of Educators and Employers "You Can't Let the Youth Go" organized by Kommersant Ukrainsky. According to him, more than 70% of companies

About 34 thousand employees and new opportunities for students. "Epicenter is not just about shopping centers. This was emphasized by Oleg Plakhtiy, Head of the HR Department, during the Discussion Forum of Educators and Employers on the [komersant]. Ukrainian business is creating new opportunities for young people, even in

Unadapted admission conditions destroy the dream of getting an education at home. If the system is more flexible, many more children will choose to study in Ukraine. This was emphasized by Natalia Teryakhina, HR Director at Kernel , during the forum of educators and employers "Youth cannot be let go" organized by [komersant]

Ukrainian businesses are facing an unprecedented staffing challenge: war, migration, and mobilization have exacerbated the shortage of workers in all sectors of the economy. At the same time, companies are not giving up and are launching their own programs to attract and retain young people. During the third panel "The Voice of Business and Employers: