UIFuture 
Economic Programs Expert at the analitical center “Ukrainian Institute for the Future” (UIF). Candidate of Economic Sciences, lecturer of the International Economics Department of the Kyiv National Economic University, researcher at the Institute of Higher Education of KNEU.
The deputy executive director and the head of the anti-smuggling programme. He has more than twenty years of military service and work in the diplomatic and law enforcement areas.
Director of the Infrastructure of the Future Program at the analytical center Ukrainian Institute for the Future.
The US funding recently granted by congress is an important part of the Ukrainian defence budget but arguably it is not as well used as it should be. In … Read more The US funding recently granted by congress is an important part of the Ukrainian defence budget
The destructive consequences of the German-Russian Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline bypassing Ukraine, electricity market turbulence and uncertainty about state policy all raise one big question: Will Ukraine … Read more Nataliya Katser-Buchkovska: Urgent issues for Ukraine’s energy security
This week I shall be attending the Lviv Security Conference 31 Oct /1 Nov at the Catholic University as a speaker. This time instead of just international relations type … Read more Leadership in the army – a new paradigm in Ukraine
On July 1, 2019 Ukraine introduced a new liberalised electricity market model with the aim of enabling it to converge over time with the European Union. This was one … Read more The Trojan Horse of Russia-Ukraine electricity imports
In January 2020, the contract for gas transportation between Gazprom and Naftogaz expires. Now negotiations on the transit treaty between Russia and Ukraine with the participation of representatives of … Read more RED LINES OF NEGOTIATIONS ON GAS TRANSIT, OR HOW NOT TO FALL INTO THE TRAP OF “GAZPROM”
Today, the new government is dealing with the issue of ensuring a step-by-step strategy for reforming the entrusted sphere of life of the statet. Each of us is dealing … Read more FOUR TASKS FOR THE GOVERNMENT. HOW CAN THE MINISTRY OF JUSTICE BE REFORMED NOW
