Category: Radio.
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Expert: Rumors about fare hikes are started by the authorities to find out how much they can get "cocky"
Certain negative information leaking to the media, including the recent "duck" about the increase in the cost of travel in the Kyiv metro, can be launched by the authorities themselves to see how the public reacts and the degree of possible outrage. This was stated by Viktor Medvid, director of the consulting company Invest-Expert, during a press conference at GolosUA. "If the information leak had not been made public...
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Why does the Moscow metro need to raise fares?
On September 27, the GolosUA news agency hosted a press conference on the topic: "Why should the Kyiv metro raise fares?" The press conference was attended by: Viktor Medved, director of the consulting company Invest-Expert; Ivan Saliy, former mayor of Kyiv; and Vyacheslav Konovalov, transportation expert. The moderator was Yuriy Havrylechko, expert of the Public Safety Foundation. Yuriy Havrylechko: Good afternoon, dear guests, dear colleagues! Today at the GolosUA news agency we will discuss the topic: "Why...
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Who will make money from the rise in railway ticket prices?
On July 16, the GolosUA news agency hosted a press conference on "Who will benefit from the rise in railway ticket prices?" The press conference was attended by: Viktor Medved, director of the consulting company Invest-Expert; Ildar Gazizullin, director of economic programs at the Institute for Public Policy; and Hryhoriy Spektor, editor of the transport newsletter Transpress. Moderator - Yuriy Havrylechko, expert at the Public Security Foundation. Yuriy Havrylechko: Good afternoon, dear guests, dear colleagues! The GolosUA news agency is starting a press conference on the following topic...
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Pothole on pothole: why Ukrainian roads will never be like German ones. Viktor Medved
Ukrainian roads are among the five worst in the world. They are second only to the roads in Madagascar. This fact is not too surprising, as each of us has experienced potholes and potholes on Ukrainian roads, as they say, "firsthand." Why does the asphalt come off Ukrainian roads with the snow every spring and who and where does the budget money go to?