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Additional financing from Ukraine’s partners is urgently needed to safeguard macroeconomic stability, even as the economy demonstrates remarkable resilience – Ukraine Macroeconomic Handbook by KSE Institute

The Danish Government Supports the Launch of the Center for Geoeconomics and Resilience at KSE

Сonference “On the Road to Integration: Government–Business Dialogue for Ukraine’s EU Membership”

Russian Oil Tracker – September 2025: Export revenues declined, but the shadow fleet offsets the losses

Civil servants complete KSE’s European Integration training course, presenting action plans after 19 sessions across the six clusters of the EU accession process

17 foreign companies fully liquidated or initiated the liquidation of their businesses in Russia in Q3 2025 — one of the highest figures since the start of the full-scale invasion — KSE Institute

78th issue of the regular digest on impact of foreign companies’ exit on RF economy

Russia Chartbook by KSE Institute — Economy Avoids Technical Recession; Budget Targets Revised Once Again

Draft State Budget 2026: key resources allocated to defense, security, and social welfare, taking into account that the war may continue throughout the next year – KSE Institute’s analysis

With production costs lower than in many other markets, Ukraine offers strong incentives for larger investors to start or expand poultry businesses, even amid the war. And SMEs struggle with access to finance – KSE Institute about the paradox of launching business in the poultry industry.

Russian Oil Tracker – August 2025: High oil prices and weak sanctions enforcement boost the Kremlin’s war revenues

New KSE Institute review: Emerging and Unsanctioned Shadow Fleet

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