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Series “Anatomy of an Empire” │ Ukrainian Institute of the Future This material was prepared as part of work on the “Atlas of Russian Imperialism and Colonialism” — a … Read more Partners in Crime. How the USSR and Nazi Germany Divided Europe
Monthly Energy Digest – March 2026 By Andrian Prokip The Electricity Market The general situation in the power system March brought stark contrasts for the Ukrainian power system: from … Read more Developments in Ukraine’s Energy Sector
Series “Anatomy of an Empire” │ Ukrainian Institute of the Future This material was prepared as part of work on the “Atlas of Russian Imperialism and Colonialism” — a … Read more A People as a Problem. How the USSR Resolved the Question of “Disloyal” Populations — by Deporting Entire Nations
Series “Anatomy of an Empire” │ Ukrainian Institute of the Future This material was prepared as part of work on the “Atlas of Russian Imperialism and Colonialism” — a … Read more Hunger as a Weapon. How Stalin Broke Ukraine Through Collectivization
Relevance.EU accession is the most significant systemic transformation in Ukraine’s entire period of independence. Thousands of new standards, requirements, and regulations will affect businesses, communities, and public institutions. Yet … Read more EU Ready: From Negotiations to Opportunities
Series “Anatomy of an Empire” │ Ukrainian Institute of the Future This material was prepared as part of work on the “Atlas of Russian Imperialism and Colonialism” — a … Read more Russia Has Always Been Fracturing. Why This Goes Unnoticed — and Why It Matters Now
Series “Anatomy of an Empire” │ Ukrainian Institute of the Future This material was prepared as part of work on the “Atlas of russian Imperialism and Colonialism” — a … Read more The First Annexation of Crimea. How russia Took the Peninsula — and What It Did to Its Population
Series “Anatomy of an Empire” │ Ukrainian Institute of the Future This material was prepared as part of work on the “Atlas of Russian Imperialism and Colonialism” — a … Read more A State Within a State. How Ivan the Terrible Invented a Tool Russia Still Uses Today
HIGHLIGHTS On February 26, the IMF launched a new 4-year program with Ukraine totaling USD 8.1 billion and presented new macroeconomic forecasts for 2026 and the following years. This … Read more Macroeconomic Digest of Ukraine March 2026
→ Why Khmelnytsky agreed to an alliance with Moscow — and what alternatives he had considered → How the same document meant two entirely different agreements to each party … Read more How Russia First Seized Ukraine. 1654