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Ukraine Human Capital Chartbook: how human capital defines Ukraine’s development scenarios.

Russian Oil Tracker April 2025: Revenues Up Due to Calendar, Not Market Conditions

Seven more international companies exited Russia in April 2025 — KSE Institute

The OECD’s 2025 Economic Survey of Ukraine: an expert discussion at KSE with the participation of international organizations and think tanks

76th issue of the regular digest on impact of foreign companies’ exit on RF economy

The BRIDGE Project Presents Citizens’ Assemblies – A Path Toward a New Culture of Decision-Making in Communities

Ukraine’s economy is stable, with GDP growth ~3% in 2025, budget financing secured due to foreign support, and inflation falling from mid-2025, but concerns surrounding global instability and labor market issues are growing — Ukraine Macroeconomic Handbook from KSE Institute

Russia Chartbook by KSE Institute – Lower oil prices becoming a problem at a time of accumulated vulnerabilities

Kyiv School of Economics acquires Obolon Golf Club complex, opening a new stage in the university’s development

Swedish Government Announces Establishment of Swedish Center for European Future at KSE

Key Players in Russia’s Military Industry Remain Unsanctioned – KSE Institute Report

Russian Oil Tracker March 2025: Urals Prices Approach the Cap, but Russia Maintains Export Volumes Despite Expanding Sanctions

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