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Russian Oil Tracker – February 2026: Weak oil revenues persist as sanctions continue reshaping export structure

Human capital trends in Ukraine make reforms of the labour market, social benefits system, and education funding key priorities for 2026 – Human Capital Chartbook, KSE Institute

Saab та Kyiv School of Economics запускають стратегічну співпрацю у сфері критичних оборонних технологій

Russia Chartbook by KSE Institute — Weak Revenues Put Severe Strain on the Budget; Economic Growth Stalls Amid Higher Inflation

Despite macroeconomic stability, the impact of energy strikes is beginning to emerge across sectors — Ukraine Monthly Economic Update

Ministry of Economy of Ukraine, KSE Institute and the EBRD convene investors and businesses in London to advance investment in Ukraine, with the support of the UK Government

Losses of Ukraine’s economy estimated at $1.7 trillion in lost revenue by end-2026 — KSE Institute

KSE presented sanctions and macroeconomic analysis in Denmark, expanding cooperation under the Center for Geoeconomics and Resilience

Mike Pompeo, U.S. Secretary of State (2018–2021) and Director of the CIA (2017–2018), met with students at the Kyiv School of Economics.

KSE Marks 30 Years Since Its Establishment in 1996

KSE Institute Calls for Maritime Services Ban to Pressure Russia Toward Peace

Russian Oil Tracker – January 2026: Russia’s oil export structure shifts as Rosneft and Lukoil lose dominance

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