Ukraine has a moribund stock market and restrictions due to full-scale war, making exit options difficult. Here’s how some leading Ukrainians want to fix it, and other pro-investment reforms they’re considering
Swarms of AI-powered drones will be on the battlefield in months. How do they work, and how do they counter constant EW?
We explore its origins from the Cold War space race, as well as its vulnerabilities. Russia has a vast array of electronic warfare systems: deployed locally to trenches; or strategic systems with 500km+ range.
Lax IP laws keep Ukrainians setting up corporations outside of Ukraine. The administration has dreams of protecting their inventions and bringing them home — along with a cut of their profits. The latest on IP during a period of martial law:
Since the beginning of the Russian invasion, charity foundations have become a major conduit for arming the military. Here's how they go about it:
A deep dive into Ukrainian export control processes. Pavlichenko says there is no ban on defense exports; lays out how defense tech exports should work; and his wish for friendlier relations with the industry.
He wants "balanced" approach. In a wide-ranging interview, he said his agency wishes to cooperate closely with defense sector: "We are your friends."
Ukrainian engineers are setting a new trend in air defense by creating specialized hunter FPV-drones to take out Russian threats. Here’s where we predict the technology will develop.
It's the hot topic on everyone's lips at IT Arena: even the winner of the defense startup competition is Chinese-component-free. Plus, customs reform advances; Spectechnoexport gets revamped from GUR to MOD.
Three miltech trends we're talking about over lunch at the premier Ukrainian tech conference, IT Arena: startups specializing in drone components rather than systems; the absence of U.S. primes; and the excitement of Nordic/Baltic/Polish investors.
Military mobilization and refugee flows have slowed Ukrainian R&D. Here's how local companies are dealing with it.
