Russia’s main export for the elections season: chaos and destruction
Russia tries to regain its geopolitical importance by sowing chaos and undermining institutions in other countries. Keeping a blind eye to it is a self-defeating
Publications
Time to introduce an oil-for-food program for Russia
Russian oil revenues today are higher than in 2021. It’s time to change the sanctions policy. Next year, Russia’s military expenditures will be at least $145
Rules or common sense?
Russia intentionally undermines global institutions. The world should respond. In 2018, Russia hosted the Football World Cup. It was ten years since it invaded Georgia,
Facing the Facts and Expectations for Russia
Ukraine’s offensive into Kursk blew another hole in the myth of invincible, eternal Russia. There is no rallying around the flag, no end-of-the-world counterstrike, no
The EU Should Help Ukrainian Refugees Return Home
Beginning the process of rebuilding Ukraine’s economy now – rather than after the war ends – would strengthen the country’s capacity to resist Russia and
Should Ukraine Join Nato?
We don’t agree that Nato membership for Ukraine would provoke a conflict with Russia.
Economic Frontlines: Ukraine and Russia’s War Economies
After more than 800 days of Russian aggression, the war in Ukraine has turned into a war of attrition that is depleting resources on both
Stimulating growth in Ukraine and policies for migrants’ return
More than 830 days since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the war shows no signs of abating. Despite demonstrating remarkable resilience, the country’s economy faces
