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The Notebook: Investors should look to Ukraine

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KYIV, UKRAINE – MARCH 05: Pedestrians walk past a sign supporting Ukraine in a downtown shopping area on March 5, 2025 in Kyiv, Ukraine. The Trump administration announced it is no longer providing information about targets in Russia, in latest blow after halting military aid to Ukraine. (Photo by Paula Bronstein / Getty Images)

European capital is flowing into Ukraine’s recovery — and early investors willing to navigate the risks stand to reap the rewards, says Michael Martins

I was in Brussels a little over a week ago for the European and Ukrainian business summit, supporting clients exploring investment opportunities in Ukraine. I frankly did not know what to expect because I hadn’t been to Brussels or Ukraine since before the lockdowns or war. I was, and remain, still a bit gobsmacked.

The level of enthusiasm and willingness for organisations to spend and invest in Ukraine (albeit only in the western regions, as far as I could tell) was not something I’ve encountered in a long time. Much of the immediate focus is on the western regions, but the broader message was clear: the private sector and European institutions alike are preparing for a near-term peace, regardless of who is in the White House.

Conversations with businesses and officials revealed two shared assumptions: peace is achievable within a few years, and Ukraine’s........

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