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Ukraine’s economy minister resigns over stalled reforms

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Yaro Bihun
Aivaras Abromavicius, who resigned on February 3 from his position as Ukraine’s economy minister, citing “the sharp escalation in efforts to block systemic and important reforms.”

Poroshenko: Abromavicius should stay on Ukraine’s minister of economic development and trade abruptly resigned on February 3, citing obstacles to change and raising concerns about the war-torn country’s ability to institute sweeping reforms and rebound economically. Lithuanian-born Aivaras Abromavicius announced on February 3 that he had submitted his resignation due to “the sharp escalation in…...

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