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Section: Research Organizations & Think Tanks about Ukraine

      New book by Christopher Hartwell is released in Europe and the UK
      Oct06

      New book by Christopher Hartwell is released in Europe and the UK

      Language English The dramatic events of Maidan in February 2014 shone a spotlight on the immense problems facing Ukraine. At the same time that Ukraine was undergoing turmoil, its western neighbor Poland was celebrating twenty-five years of post-communism with a rosy economic outlook and projections of continued growth. How could two countries...

      Russian ‘Foreign Agent’ NGO Fights Back
      Oct06

      Russian ‘Foreign Agent’ NGO Fights Back

      Human rights organization Memorial says it will continue its work, even if the damaging label of “foreign agent” sticks. …read more Source: Transitions Online...

      Berlin or Bust: Germany Key to Maintaining Sanctions on Russia
      Oct06

      Berlin or Bust: Germany Key to Maintaining Sanctions on Russia

      When Russia illegally annexed Crimea and armed separatists in eastern Ukraine, the United States and the European Union jointly condemned it. Together they introduced sanctions on Russia in July 2014 that limited access to finance for key companies in Russia’s energy, defense, and financial sectors; froze assets and banned travel for...

      Q&A: Is Ukraine Still Changing?
      Oct05

      Q&A: Is Ukraine Still Changing?

      Three Atlantic Council experts answer questions about Ukraine’s ongoing reforms.1. It’s been nearly three years since the Euromaidan protests began. How would you grade the pace and extent of Ukraine’s reforms?Anders Åslund, Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council: In 2014, Ukraine carried out two vital preconditions for economic...

      The Maltsev era
      Oct05

      The Maltsev era

      Politics The election is over. Systemic and non-systemic politicians have wearily drifted home (though it seems that some of them were already fatigued even before election campaigns were launched). Those in power have asserted it. Those who had nothing anyway, lost their state financing and wandered off. The status quo of the current political...

      Sanctions Will Not Cause ‘Regime Change’ in Russia
      Oct05

      Sanctions Will Not Cause ‘Regime Change’ in Russia

      Viewpoint by Somar Wijayadasa* NEW YORK (IDN) – In the aftermath of the Ukrainian crisis in March 2014, the United States and the European Union imposed sanctions on Russia that have led to unintended consequences. Crimea re-joined Russia following a referendum in which more than 96 percent of Russian speaking residents of Crimea voted to...

      Ukraine crisis: Uncertainty on both sides of the contact line
      Oct05

      Ukraine crisis: Uncertainty on both sides of the contact line

      Article | Mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers and grandparents of the missing on both sides of the conflict in Ukraine cope as best they can with an impossible, wholly intolerable situation. These are their stories. …read more Source: International Committee of the Red...

      Georgia: a pre-election snapshot
      Oct05

      Georgia: a pre-election snapshot

      Over the last decade Georgia, Ukraine and Moldova – the EU’s ‘closest’ eastern neighbours politically – have alternated between being potential ‘success stories’ or, conversely, cases of ‘fatigue’ in the eyes of their international partners. Georgia, which currently seems to be the best performer of the three, is now due...

      Transforming Ukraine Through Impact Investment
      Oct05

      Transforming Ukraine Through Impact Investment

      Tue25OctInvitation OnlyResearch EventTransforming Ukraine Through Impact Investment25 Oct 2016 – 10:15 to 13:30Add to CalendariCalendar Outlook Google Yahoo Chatham House, LondonRussia and Eurasia Programme, Ukraine ForumParticipantsLenna Koszarny, Founding Partner and Chief Executive Officer, Horizon CapitalJaroslawa Johnson, President and...

      Ukraine crisis: Water supply for 600,000 people under threat
      Oct05

      Ukraine crisis: Water supply for 600,000 people under threat

      News release | Geneva/Kyiv (ICRC) – The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has announced it will step in to pay electricity bills, on an emergency basis, to avoid water being cut off to 600,000 people in eastern Ukraine. …read more Source: International Committee of the Red...