Plan B for Ukraine and Europe
Russia’s war on Europe is Europe’s most important problem. Why? Because under Russian occupation, no one cares about the environment, human rights, stable prices, or
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Ukraine’s True Value
Ukraine’s immense industrial and human resources once helped make the Soviet Union a global power, and Russian President Vladimir Putin is counting on them to
Comprehensively Valuing Ukraine Aid – An Economic Approach
Since Russia’s unilateral annexation of Crimea and undeclared war in Ukraine’s East in 2014, the United States has been instrumental in providing Ukraine with training, equipment, and the institutional support needed to survive and develop as a democratic European nation.
To: The future German chancellor
A letter to the future German chancellor from Economists For Ukraine.
Innovation for economic resilience: Strengthening Ukraine’s human capital and science sector
Ukraine’s science and innovation sector has suffered significant setbacks since the full-scale Russian invasion in 2022, yet it remains an essential pillar for the country’s
Russian scientists as a part of Russian war propaganda
Russian scientists have provided a significant amount of support for Russia’s war in Ukraine. They develop military technologies, publish open letters in support of the
Ukraine’s Financial System During Wartime
The war of attrition has led to an unprecedented increase in defense expenditures in Ukraine’s budget. However, even with Western assistance, these funds are still
Strings attached: how Russian propaganda is defeating NATO
“Bad men need nothing more to compass their ends, than that good men should look on and do nothing.” A keen observation by John Stuart Mills. Little