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Section: Research Organizations & Think Tanks about Ukraine

      Working Time, Employment and Competitiveness
      Sep05

      Working Time, Employment and Competitiveness

      Abstract This report studies working time and competitiveness. The first part of the report compares working time in Finland to other European countries using working time data from Eurostat and provides a review of the economics literature on working time and employment. The second part of the report studies the impact of the Competitiveness...

      Why Russia Needs a “Sovereign Runet”
      Sep05

      Why Russia Needs a “Sovereign Runet”

      The official goal of the “sovereign internet” bill signed by Vladimir Putin into law on May 1 is to secure the uninterrupted operation of the Runet in case of disconnection from the global infrastructure of the World Wide Web. In reality, this law allows the Russian government to gain centralized control over the Runet and, if need be, to shut...

      EPIM Policy Update July 2019
      Sep05

      EPIM Policy Update July 2019

      The results of the European Parliament elections give rise to an uncertain future for the reform of the Common European Asylum System. …read more Source:: European Policy...

      The Case for Restorative Justice
      Sep05

      The Case for Restorative Justice

      In order to tackle high reoffending rates, the U.K. needs to adopt a smarter penal system to break the cycle which takes both a financial and social toll on the U.K.Reoffending rates in the U.K. are some of the highest in Europe. The figures speak for themselves, with 44% of… …read more Source:: The Centre for Policy...

      Russia’s Disappearing Women
      Sep05

      Russia’s Disappearing Women

      When they were younger, before their son was born, Maria’s boyfriend started hurting her. He would place his hands on her neck and squeeze tightly until her skin turned pink and she gasped for air. After her son Andrei came along, the abuse got worse, and her arms were regularly crowded with bruises, her face sore and swollen. Maria had no...

      Shock to the sistema: Ukraine’s youthful new government
      Sep04

      Shock to the sistema: Ukraine’s youthful new government

      Will Ukraine’s young new leaders begin to reckon with their deep state? …read more Source:: European Council on Foreign...

      Ukraine News Roundup | November 18
      Sep02

      Ukraine News Roundup | November 18

      Dealing with Putin: How to Keep US-Russian Tensions from Going Critical via National InterestRussian ‘Deniable Intervention’ in Ukraine: Why and How Russia Broke the Rules via Chatham House Obama Calls Out Russia: ‘You Don’t Invade Other Countries’ via New York TimesPoroshenko Says Ukraine Prepared for ‘Total War’ as...

      Ukraine News Roundup | November 14
      Sep02

      Ukraine News Roundup | November 14

      Now That Russia Has Invaded Ukraine Again, Let’s Stop Pretending a Ceasefire Ever Existed via New RepublicAs Putin’s Threatens Eastern Europe, Ukraine’s Defense Is What Will Contain Him via PoliticoSentenced to Death by a Crowd: Justice Under a Russian-Proxy Warlord of Eastern Ukraine (Video) via Vice News Putin’s Revised...

      Government of experts in Ukraine
      Sep02

      Government of experts in Ukraine

      On 29 August, Ukraine’s parliament voted through Oleksiy Honcharuk’s candidacy for the position of prime minister, together with the composition of the new government (see annex). The new cabinet received the support of the Servant of the People party and a large number of independent deputies (281 votes in total). The number of...

      Ukraine’s New Leadership: Opportunities and Risks
      Sep02

      Ukraine’s New Leadership: Opportunities and Risks

      Invitation Only Research Event 23 September 2019 – 9:30am to 11:00amAdd to CalendariCalendar Outlook Google Yahoo Chatham House | 10 St James’s Square | London | SW1Y 4LE …read more Source:: Chatham...