External publication
28 February 2022
The Kremlin’s gas wars
How Europe can protect itself from Russian blackmail.
Ukraine
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Blog post
13 July 2020
Ukraine: trade reorientation from Russia to the EU
Over the past five years conflict has led to a deterioration of Russo-Ukrainian economic relations while ties with the EU have been deepened. This shi
Podcast
31 May 2019
Backstage: Ukraine's economic and political outlook
In this episode of ‘The Sound of Economics’, Giuseppe Porcaro hosts Hlib Vyshlinsky, executive director of the Centre for Economic Strategy, and Brueg
Event
28 May 2019
The Ukrainian economy: the way forward after a year of political turbulence
What can Ukraine do to foster economic growth? How can the EU and other international partners help Ukraine with this process?
Blog post
04 July 2018
Ukraine: The struggle for reforms continues
The modernisation of the Ukrainian economy and state continues to develop at an unsatisfactory pace due to a lack of pro-reform political consensus. T
Opinion piece
24 January 2018
The clock is ticking: Ukraine’s last chance to prevent Nord Stream 2
Ukraine is running out of time to provide western gas consumers with the necessary trust to abandon the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline project.
Blog post
03 October 2017
Ukraine’s oligarchs are bad for democracy and economic reform
Ukraine’s late and incomplete economic reform created a class of super-wealthy oligarchs who now stand in the way of further liberalisation. The oliga
Policy brief
27 September 2017
Ukraine’s unfinished reform agenda
This Policy Contribution analyses the Ukrainian economic, institutional and political reforms of 2014-17 in terms of their sustainability and complete
External publication
18 October 2016
Currency crises in post-Soviet economies — a never ending story?
This paper offers an updated and comprehensive analysis of the currency crises in Russia and the former Soviet Union economies.
Blog post
16 March 2016
EU Association Agreement could help Ukraine to reform
Ukraine’s closer ties with the EU have been controversial. The Association Agreement is now facing a referendum in the Netherlands. But what exactly i
Opinion piece
23 November 2015
Helping Ukraine to reform Naftogaz’s gas transmission business
Reform of Ukraine’s gas sector is under threat. The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development should step in.
Blog post
18 June 2015
The slow-reform trap
Ukraine is perhaps the most convincing example of a victim of slow reform. Since independence in 1991, it has missed several political windows of oppo
Policy brief
12 June 2015
The harsh reality of Ukraine’s fiscal arithmetic
In this Policy Contribution Marek Dabrowski argues that Ukraine must accelerate and better manage its reform process so as to overcome fundamenta
Event
11 December 2014
Time for redefining gas relations in EU-Ukraine-Russia triangle
Energy & Climate
Policy brief
11 December 2014
Rebalancing the EU-Russia-Ukraine gas relationship
The October 2014 agreement on gas supplies between Russia, Ukraine and the EU did not resolve the Ukraine-Russia conflict over gas. This&nbs
Blog post
11 November 2014
The cost of escalating sanctions on Russia over Ukraine and Crimea
Sanctions are not about showing the other how much damage can be inflicted on the sanctioned party, but about demonstrating how much pain can be toler