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A Russian Mobilization Would Likely Leave Low-Skill Workers Poorer, Not Richer — KSE Institute

Ukraine loses production capacity while the hryvnia holds; the economy enters the autumn dependent on the timing of partner support that requires prompt reform delivery — Ukraine Monthly Economic Update

Assessing Russia’s War-Financing Capacity – KSE Institute Study

KSE Institute Presented Key Conditions for Ukraine’s Economic Growth at UBBC Conference in London

Ukraine opens its second negotiating cluster, but the further pace of EU accession depends on the implementation of reforms dynamics— Ukraine EU Accession Tracker by KSE Institute

Beyond Aid: Making Ukraine Defence Cooperation Work — KSE Institute Report

The Draft State Budget 2027 envisages a UAH 1.67 trillion deficit, while Ministry of Defence spending is set to rise to UAH 3.76 trillion — KSE Institute analysis

Russian Shadow Fleet Tracker – August 2026: Shadow fleet shipments from Baltic Sea ports rose 10.1% as Russia’s overall seaborne oil exports fell

Ukraine2EU and KSE Institute examine the practical implementation of EU energy rules in Ukraine

KSE Institute and CIER launch joint project on Ukraine’s recovery and economic development

The number of new municipal loans increased by 19% in 2025, while the volume of financing raised over the year fell by more than 2.5 times — KSE Institute study

KSE Institute co-organized Kyiv Sanctions Forum 2026, bringing together more than 60 representatives from 22 countries and the EU

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