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The Bell
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May 12, 2019
Passport War: Pros and Minures of Citizenship of Russia and Ukraine
After the election of Vladimir Zelensky by the President of Ukraine, the confrontation with Russia came to a new round. Its main topic was the lure of residents with a promise of citizenship: Vladimir Putin promised it to all the inhabitants of Donbass, and Zelensky advised not to talk with Ukraine “in the language of threats”, and at the same time proposed Ukrainian citizenship to the Russians. The Bell compared the practical advantages of passports (internal and foreign) of both countries.
Анастасия Стогней, Валерия Позычанюк
The Bell
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May 12, 2019
Families of Boeing 737 Max crash victims to receive more than $1 billion in compensation. It is calculated by the minutes of suffering of the victims
The cost of settling claims by families of passengers killed in the crashes of Boeing 737 Max planes on October 20, 2018, in Indonesia and March 10, 2019, in Ethiopia is estimated at at least $1 billion, Bloomberg writes , citing lawyers. Boeing bears at least some of the blame for the disasters, and under a new law in Illinois, where the company is headquartered, it will have to pay for every minute of suffering the victims endured before they died. Boeing is to blame.
Ирина Панкратова
The Bell
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May 12, 2019
The New British Party Brexit can win the elections in the European Parliament and gain 21% in the British election
The Brexit party, founded by the leader of the British right -wing Pharaja, took first place in the survey in the European Parliament voting, conducted by the sociological service of the Opinium. In the elections to the British Parliament, the Brexit party would take third place after the Labor and conservatives with a result of 21%, the same survey indicates.
Ирина Панкратова
The Bell
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May 12, 2019
Fintech startup Carta receives a $1.7 billion valuation as it helps invest in future unicorns
Startup Carta, which helps venture capital startups run their businesses and help investors value them, has become a unicorn — it raised $300 million in a Series E round and received a $1.7 billion valuation. Carta’s value doubled in just three months — in the previous round Carta raised $80 million at an $800 million valuation. expectations Carta offers a cloud-based money management service for both startups and venture capital investors.
Анна Коваленко