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Fast, Cheap, Battle-Tested: How Ukraine's Defense Tech Startups Reshape Military Innovation
From mine-hunting drones to robotic supply lines, wartime founders are building tomorrow's defense tech
Aaron Thomasson
Aaron Thomasson is a Kyiv-based communications strategist and founder of UA Tech Journal. With a background in tech PR and analyst relations, he helps brands tell stories that resonate — blending narrative depth with clarity.
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Denmark’s EIFO Invests $5M in Ukraine-Focused D3 Defence Tech Fund
The Kyiv-founded fund is emerging as a key bridge between Ukraine’s battle-tested innovations and Europe’s growing demand for next-generation defence technologies.
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L’Oréal Ukraine Opens Student Track Under Startup Hub 2.0 Program
Ukrainian university students have until July 9 to apply for L’Oréal’s new innovation track, part of a broader effort to support early-stage tech and sustainability ventures across the country.
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Liki24 Raises $9M Series A to Expand Its Health Marketplace Across Europe
Backed by a new round of funding, Liki24 is doubling down on its vision to make health and wellness products more accessible across Europe through AI-powered logistics and a growing network of sellers.
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Ukrainian-Founded Grammarly Acquires Superhuman to Build AI-Native Productivity Platform
The deal brings together two AI-driven productivity leaders and signals Grammarly’s broader ambition to evolve from writing assistant to multi-agent workplace platform.
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Two Ukrainian Startups Named 2025 Technology Pioneers by World Economic Forum
Respeecher and Haiqu join the World Economic Forum’s annual list of 100 groundbreaking startups, a recognition that highlights Ukraine’s wartime innovation and growing influence in deeptech.
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British-Ukrainian Carmoola Raises £300M for UK Auto Finance Expansion
Co-founded by Ukrainians with a development team in Ukraine, Carmoola is transforming UK car finance through instant mobile approvals and direct-to-consumer lending that cuts out traditional intermediaries.