
Stop Imagining Putin’s Overthrow. Fantasies Won’t Help Ukraine.
The West needs to consider its second-best options. Ending the war instantly isn’t possible.

The West needs to consider its second-best options. Ending the war instantly isn’t possible.
By Anastassia Fedyk, Yuriy Gorodnichenko, Tania Babina, Tetyana Balyuk, and James Hodson

The global economy is feeling the impacts of the west’s unprecedented sanctions on Ukraine as energy costs have surged around the world and the Russian

The cameras are focused on the savage Russian bombardment of Ukraine and the resistance of Ukrainians and Russian protesters, but largely off-camera, the war is

A growing number of U.S. states have imposed their own sanctions on Russia over its invasion of Ukraine. But are those sanctions legal? And what

On March 8, 2022, the Center on Global Economic Governance convened a special panel to discuss the ramifications of the Russian invasion and the war

It is an open secret that Russian elites used their vast wealth to buy assets and prestige in the West. But the Russian influence did not stop there.
By Yuriy Gorodnichenko, Tania Babina, Tetyana Balyuk, Anastassia Fedyk, and James Hodson

The brutal attack of Putin’s army on Ukraine is escalating as we breathe. Yet, the vital act of breathing has been endangered for millions of people.
By Tetyana Balyuk, Tania Babina, Anastassia Fedyk, and Yuriy Gorodnichenko

Russia’s economy runs on oil and gas. More than half of the Russian Federation’s annual budget is dependent on fluctuations in commodity prices.
By James Hodson, Tania Babina, Tetyana Balyuk, Anastassia Fedyk, and Yuriy Gorodnichenko