Sylwia Krason-Kopaniazh
Ukrainian business lacks empathy. Observations of Polish investors after a trip to Ukraine
Two positive trends and one need
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Anatolii Amelin
The US floats four key scenarios of a New World Order
The Third World War is most likely to start in 2027-2035
Volodimir Fomichov
Ukraine's sanctions strategy: A puzzle to all
The government's four crucial steps forward
Yuliia Kolomiets
Putting an end to misuses in public procurement
The public procurement reform should prioritise, among other things, strengthening control over the ProZorro system
Yuriy Butusov
Why Ukraine needs drone troops
The battles of 2023 show that drones must urgently become a new branch of the military, on which the creation of a key advantage in war depends
Sylwia Krason-Kopaniazh
How has Polish business changed its attitude to Ukraine?
Polish entrepreneurs are currently deciding on their participation in Ukraine reconstruction
Dmytro Tuzhanskyi
What is to expect of Slovakia’s anti-Ukrainian coalition?
So, the miracle on the Danube did not happen: Slovakia will have an isolationist and populist coalition under the banner of anti-Americanism, anti-Ukrainianism and pro-Russianism
Volodymyr Dubrovskyi
Why ‘getting things in order like in the EU’ is a bad recipe for Ukraine
Ukraine should become a liberal alternative to the EU. Now this is turning from an attractive slogan into a matter of survival
Valerii Pekar
Ukraine must clearly communicate post-war vision to allies to drive conflict resolution
Allies fear both a Russian victory and a Ukrainian victory
Volodymyr Zelenskyy
The Ukrainian Peace Formula is becoming global
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's speech during the General Debate of the UN General Assembly
Sylwia Krason-Kopaniazh
Ukraine should just wait for the elections in Poland
Kyiv should not make sudden moves because of the grain embargo. With Western neighbours, partnerships should be developed and discord not stirred up
Olga Trofimtseva
Should Ukraine introduce mirror import restrictions on Polish products?
Any escalation of economic relations is not a win-win scenario for everyone involved
Oleksandr Fedoryshyn
Ukraine's sovereign wealth fund: How it will operate, lessons from Santiago Principles
This year, Ukraine may start its own sovereign wealth fund. According to what principles will it work?
Susana Grygorenko
GMO regulation in Ukraine: Why EU practice is closer to ours
What is behind the new bill on GMO regulation in Ukraine?
Vladimir Dovdanov
On the independence of the captive peoples and liquidation of the Russian Federation
The weakening of the Putin regime opens the way to three main scenarios
Andrzej Szeptycki
What really puts Poland at odds with Ukraine
It’s not about ‘ingratitude’ of Ukrainians
Mark Dixon
The Democratic Market
A global single market of democracies is needed to protect democracy
Тарас Котов
Lifetime financial monitoring of officials: A step too far?
IMF is demanding to reintroduce lifetime financial monitoring of officials by September, a contentious policy that faces pushback within Ukraine
Oleksandr Fedoryshyn
How the state property fund will sell confiscated assets of Russian oligarchs
Anyone bar those representing aggressor states will be able to buy off sanctioned property
Mark Dixon
Ukraine, you don't need to thank us!
We should not expect David to thank us while fighting Goliath for the common good.
Valerii Pekar
Eight factors that constrain NATO
The Alliance has not decided what the world should look like in the next half century
Yurii Haidai
Ukraine’s unexpected ally: Foreign currency piling up in Russia
The steady devaluation of the Russian rouble is not just about saving the Russian budget: They have serious problems with their balance of payments.
Yevhen Dykyi
What happens if we lose? A note to the West
Prigozhin’s Russia that the United States is so afraid of may not be the worst-case scenario
Serhii Yevtushenko
Why Ukraine reconstruction may take 30 to 50 years
Key takeaways from the Ukraine Recovery Conference in London
Ilona Solohub
No repeat of George W. Bush's Chicken Kiev speech
Why did most Western politicians and analysts expect Kyiv to fall ‘in three days’? Why do we still see the defenders of ‘great Russian culture’?
Yulia Svyrydenko
Nine driving forces of Ukraine’s recovery
What’s our vision of Ukraine a decade from now?
Юлиана Гензель
IDPs scale Ukrainian businesses around the world
Ukrainians abroad are establishing franchise outlets of popular Ukrainian brands.
Oleksandra Vasylenko
Sanctioning sanctions evasion – what should be negotiated with the Europeans now
That sanctions will not stop the war is a Russian myth: Its budget deficit has already reached the budget of Chechnya
Yevheniia Blyzniuk
Ukrainians are more optimistic than before the war
Society is at the stage of mobilising internal resources, and surveys show both the quality of life and the areas of development have improved
Volodymyr Dubrovskyi
High-quality institutions and transparent procedures are key to Ukraine's reconstruction
Think tanks put forward their proposals for the post-war reconstruction of Ukraine
Ирина Мудра
Ukraine acquires new tool for global pursuit of Russian criminals
Ukraine accelerated the adoption of the Convention on Cooperation in the Investigation of Crimes of Genocide, Crimes against Humanity and War Crimes.
Rustem Umerov
What the state property fund does with confiscated Russian assets
A special operation by the security services and the prosecutor general's office stripped Russia of a critical component for its defence industry
Sylwia Krason-Kopaniazh
Ukraine needs to ‘take the frog out of the pot’, and fast
Investors are already tired of waiting for the end of the war, so proactive steps must be taken
Maria Repko
Funding Ukraine reconstruction is akin to a restaurant business
Ukrainian think tanks have set about working on the basic principles of Ukraine reconstruction, and the result is a ‘cookbook’
Анатолій Рыбачок
Recovering from Russian-inflicted damage: ways to ensure compensation
The property of the Russian Federation and its agents is quite toxic, because the Russians are unlikely to let it go so easily.
Oleksandr Tkachenko
What can stop Russian propaganda worldwide
Sanctions alone won’t stop Russian propaganda abroad; we need to seize its propaganda centres’ property
Olena Orliuk
War has exposed the problem of intellectual property protection
Ukrainian entrepreneurs have always thought about intellectual property ‘for the future’, but are already losing millions
Andrian Prokip
Electricity exports are back, but will it be enough for us and Europeans?
Talk of resuming electricity exports has been going for a month and a half, but first days of trade did not show the announced volumes
Dmytro Dychakovskyi
Dealing with public money? Get ready for inspections as soon as possible
Analysing business processes, training employees on how to act during searches, and cybersecurity – preparing for inspections in advance is a must
Andriy Dligach
New tax reform: rates reduced, tax base broadened
‘10-13-10’ is the optimal formula to bring businesses out of the shadows and increase economic growth. Later, taxes can be slightly increased again
Eric Naiman
No reason to hope for quick and massive reconstruction
The IMF's five-year forecast for Ukraine is not very encouraging. Without creating conditions for recovery, there will be no miracle
Arthur Laffer
The Greatest Gains from a Tax System Come When you Eliminate Taxes. I Recommend That to Ukraine
An income tax or a value-added tax or a trade tax–you don't want all of them.
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