The macroeconomic front of the war
The Lugano conference on the reconstruction of Ukraine was a ray of light in the darkness of death and destruction inflicted by the Russian army.
The Lugano conference on the reconstruction of Ukraine was a ray of light in the darkness of death and destruction inflicted by the Russian army.
Justifying their stay in Russia by “provision of essential goods” is a poor excuse. In reality, companies that claim this are protecting their market share.
In February 2022, Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine that has caused major destruction and loss of human life in the country. The war
There are many discussions on the reconstruction of Ukraine underway and even a few specific plans, such as the one proposed by the European Commission.
One may often hear in a political debate that Russia is a superpower. But why is it considered as such? In this article we review
Ukraine’s top diplomat is calling for tougher sanctions on Russia as evidence grows of what he calls a massacre of civilians in the suburbs of
Dr. Anastassia Fedyk, who was born in Ukraine and now is an assistant professor of finance at UC Berkeley joined Charles to discuss what is
Ukraine’s economy continues to operate despite the battering the country is getting from the Russian military. Many factories and businesses still function. Other industries like
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