Section: Research Organizations & Think Tanks about Ukraine
CASE w pierwszej trójce najlepszych think-tanków w Europie Środkowej i Wschodniej
Language Polish CASE – Centrum Analiz Społeczno-Ekonomicznych ma zaszczyt powiadomić, że po raz kolejny znalazło się na szczycie listy Global Think Tanks To Go, nie tylko wśród instytucji znajdujących się w Europie Środkowej i Wschodniej, ale także w kategoriach: polityka społeczna, małe ośrodki analityczne, rozwój międzynarodowy oraz...
Ukraine Can Stabilize the Hryvnia
This week, Ukraine has been hit by currency panic. The exchange rate of the hryvnia has plummeted and Ukrainians have rushed to buy whatever they could for their hryvnias. Op-ed by Anders Åslund. …read more Source: Peterson Institute for International...
CASE ranked one of the top 3 think tanks in CEE!
Language English We are honored to be once again at the top of the Global Think Tanks list, not only in Central and Eastern Europe, but in social policy, amongst small think tanks, and in international development and international economic policy.We salute the Carnegie Center in Moscow for reaching the number 1 position in CEE, given the...
What Do the Minsk Armistice Talks Have in Store for Belarus?
Most political commentators agree that the Minsk armistice negotiations over the war in eastern Ukraine have raised Belarus’s international profile (see EDM, February 12). Thus, according to Kirill Koktysh, a Minsk-born professor at the Institute of Foreign Relations in Moscow, the Belarusian government should take advantage of the limited...
Russia Proposes a Yalta-2 Geopolitical Tradeoff to Solve the Ukrainian Crisis
As the Ukraine crisis deepens and European countries increasingly worry about the possibility of an all-out confrontation with Russia, the Kremlin has begun to make public the basic conditions of an overall political solution that could stabilize and deescalate the standoff. This week (February 25), Duma speaker Sergei Naryshkin, 60, a member of...
Ukraine Crisis: ‘Military Threat from East to Remain’ Despite Truce
February 27, 2015 …read more Source: Center on Global Interests...
Ukraine Crisis Update: February 27, 2015
Download the PDF In the week following the Ukrainian surrender of Debaltseve, a strategic rail junction between the separatist strongholds of Donetsk and Luhansk, the conflict has exhibited a pattern of hostilities reminiscent of the frequently violated ceasefire period from September 2014 to January 2015. Tags Ukraine Project UkrainePromote...
Ukraine Expels Russian Journalists, EU Urges Balkan Clampdown on Asylum Seekers
Plus, Kyrgyzstan’s leader blasts Belarus for sheltering ‘villainous’ Bakiev brothers, and the Caspian Sea states pledge to save the endangered sturgeon. …read more Source: Transitions Online...
Kennan Cable No.5: Euromaidan Revisited: Causes of Regime Change in Ukraine One Year On
A year has passed since mass protests on the Maidan in Ukraine’s capital Kiev culminated in bloodshed and president Viktor Yanukovych unexpectedly fled to Russia. Since then, Ukraine has plunged into a bloody civil conflict and a war by proxy with Russia. Relations between Russia and the West are continuing to worsen, and Europe has come to...
What Remains After Maidan?
Five writers from Ukraine discuss the legacy of the movement that was supposed to change their country. First in a series. …read more Source: Transitions Online...
