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The Reporter's Notepad: UK development finance institution British Institutional Investment (BII), which only recently added Ukraine to its mandate, tells URN Daily about plans for after the war.
Just The Facts: US considers $20 billion loan to Ukraine, invasion inflicts $65 billion in damage, IMF review enables $1.1 disbursement, a possible North Korean military presence stirs up international concern, and more.
A Penny for Their Thoughts: Putin may have floated a trial balloon about potential peace talks, says one newspaper column, while another says Putin has little incentive to negotiate.
Sober Second Opinion: An in-depth ongoing social study seeks out, for the first time, the thoughts and feelings of average Ukrainians on reconstruction: "Without recovery and rebuilding, we will lose half the population."
The Rebuilder's Social: Featuring posts by BDO CEO Vira Savchenko, Ukrainian think tank Cedos, the Ministry of Finance of Ukraine and more.

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Dear URN Daily subscribers,
Ukraine Rebuild Newswire had an email exchange with British International Investment, the UK development finance institution that extended its mandate to Ukraine last year for the first time. Here's the story: