Anatolii Amelin
What weapons will replace nuclear arms
The main trends in the defense-industrial sector until 2035
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Andriy Dligach
What is driving inflation the most right now
Paying attention to industrial inflation is no less important than consumer inflation, because consumer prices, export competitiveness, etc. depend on industrial prices
Yuriy Bohdanov
Polish farmers will block the border with Ukraine again. That's why
Small farming in the EU is no longer about the economy
Max Koretskiy
Inside modern wealth mindset: evolving trends in wealth management reveal priorities of the affluent
Recently, even this conservative industry has been experiencing significant changes
Yulia Svyrydenko
Ukraine's first "Euro budget": What changes to expect after the approval of Ukraine Facility Plan
The Plan could help Ukraine's economy reach its pre-war real GDP level (2021) by 2031, and this is not even the most optimistic scenario
Illia Kyslytskyi
Analyzing promising asset classes for the first half of 2024
Analysts foresee the beginnings of a new supercycle across the commodity market
Lana Zerkal
Why Ukraine should not really count on frozen Russian assets
Of course, you can hope that something will change for the better, but we have to rely on ourselves for now
Max Koretskiy
When and where to invest in 2024
We are optimistic about 2024, as the upcoming elections, as well as covert liquidity injections, could provide significant support to any bear market
Sylwia Krason-Kopaniazh
Three main challenges business leaders can expect after a nation joins the EU
It is worth noting that the leading states of the EU have a competitive edge over newcomers
Anatolii Amelin
2024 Forecast: Global events influencing Ukraine and the ongoing war
Annual forecast from the Ukrainian Institute for the Future
Oleksiy Kushch
How long Ukraine can last without any international funding at all
In my opinion, the budget will stop only in one case: if we stop it ourselves
Sylwia Krason-Kopaniazh
Ukrainian business lacks empathy. Observations of Polish investors after a trip to Ukraine
Two positive trends and one need
Volodymyr 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
Sylwia Krason-Kopaniazh
How has Polish business changed its attitude to Ukraine?
Polish entrepreneurs are currently deciding on their participation in Ukraine reconstruction
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
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?
