Inside Ukraine, № 2015 - 45

Inside Ukraine, № 2015 - 45

Author(s): Vira Nanivska,Iaroslav Kovalchuk,Vasyl Povoroznyk / Language(s): English

The Government Policy // The potential for conflict escalation in Donbas // Officers demand changes in the General Staff // Delay with the appointment of the Head of Anticorruption Bureau // Economic situation // The impact of a new IMF bailout program on financial system // The salvation of «Naftogaz» as an example of anti-reforms // Political Competition // The preconditions for the government restructuring // The potential competitors of “Opposition bloc”

Inside Ukraine, № 2015 - 46

Inside Ukraine, № 2015 - 46

Author(s): Vira Nanivska,Iaroslav Kovalchuk,Vasyl Povoroznyk,Anatoliy Oktysiuk / Language(s): English

The Government Policy // How to separate business from politics? // A major fighter against corruption “wanted” / Economic situation // The energy policy // Political Competition // “Opposition bloc” has presented the shadow government’s program // Ihor Kolomoiskyi’s political investments

Inside Ukraine, № 2016 - 62 (Special Issue)

Inside Ukraine, № 2016 - 62 (Special Issue)

Author(s): Viacheslav Holub,Vasyl Povoroznyk,Anatoliy Oktysiuk,Yevhen Yaroshenko / Language(s): English

Public Policies: Implementation of reforms in 2016: achievements and failures // Economic Analysis: Economic trends and forecasts for 2017 // Political Competition: The analysis of risks and opportunities for development of the political situation in 2017 // Foreign Policy: Outcomes of Ukraine’s foreign policy in 2016

Inside Ukraine, № 2017 - 63

Inside Ukraine, № 2017 - 63

Author(s): Anatoliy Oktysiuk,Yevhen Yaroshenko,Vasyl Povoroznyk / Language(s): English

Public Policies // Economic Analysis // Political Competition

Inside Ukraine, № 2017 - 64

Inside Ukraine, № 2017 - 64

Author(s): Anatoliy Oktysiuk,Yevhen Yaroshenko,Angela Bochi / Language(s): English

Public Policies: 1. Referendum on Ukraine’s accession to NATO // 2. Donbas blockade // Economic Analysis: Challenges and threats to be faced by SMEs in 2017 // Political Competition: Prospects for the establishment of the Liberal Forces’ Coalition

Inside Ukraine, № 2017 - 65

Inside Ukraine, № 2017 - 65

Author(s): Anatoliy Oktysiuk,Veronika Shygirt,Vasyl Povoroznyk / Language(s): English

Public Policies: Prospects for establishment of Anti-Corruption Court // Economic Analysis: Privatization in Ukraine: Problems and Prospects // Political Competition: High-profile criminal cases: fight against corruption or redivision of influence spheres?

Inside Ukraine, № 2017 - 67

Inside Ukraine, № 2017 - 67

Author(s): Anatoliy Oktysiuk,Vasyl Povoroznyk / Language(s): English

PUBLIC POLICIES // Attack on a think-tank: political order or excessive act? // ECONOMIC ANALYSIS // Results of the Groysman government’s work in 2016 // POLITICAL COMPETITION // Three scenarios for political developments in Ukraine

Inside Ukraine, № 2017 - 68

Inside Ukraine, № 2017 - 68

Author(s): Anatoliy Oktysiuk,Ihor Petrenko,Vasyl Povoroznyk / Language(s): Ukrainian

GOVERNMENT DECISIONS // Results of the year of the Prosecutor General Yuriy Lutsenko // ECONOMIC ANALYSIS // Land reform in Ukraine: problems and prospects // POLITICAL COMPETITION // OTG elections: results,tendencies and parliamentary perspectives of political parties

Inside Ukraine, № 2017 - 69

Inside Ukraine, № 2017 - 69

Author(s): Anatoliy Oktysiuk,Ihor Petrenko,Vasyl Povoroznyk / Language(s): Ukrainian

GOVERNMENT DECISIONS // Three years of Petro Poroshenko's presidency: interim results and future prospects // ECONOMIC ANALYSIS // Pension reform: challenges and prospects

Inside Ukraine, № 2017 - 70

Inside Ukraine, № 2017 - 70

Author(s): Ihor Petrenko,Angela Bochi,Pavlo Buldovich / Language(s): Ukrainian

GOVERNMENT DECISIONS // The first meeting of Petro Poroshenko and Donald Trump: achievements and miscalculations // ECONOMIC ANALYSIS // Budget Resolution 2018-2020 - the first step to medium-term budget planning // POLITICAL COMPETITION // Initiatives to "complete the anti-terrorist operation"

Inside Ukraine, № 2017 - 71

Inside Ukraine, № 2017 - 71

Author(s): Ihor Petrenko,Vasyl Povoroznyk / Language(s): Ukrainian

GOVERNMENT DECISIONS // Year of work of NAPC: results and challenges? // ECONOMIC ANALYSIS // Forecast until the end of 2017 // POLITICAL COMPETITION // New political season: waiting for the unknown

Inside Ukraine, № 2018 - 72

Inside Ukraine, № 2018 - 72

Author(s): Ihor Petrenko,Vasyl Povoroznyk / Language(s): Ukrainian

GOVERNMENT DECISIONS NEW ELECTORAL LEGISLATION AS A FORGOTTEN REFORM IN UKRAINE // UN PEACEKEEPING MISSION IN DONBASS: WHAT IS THE CHANCE FOR SUCCESS? // ECONOMIC ANALYSIS // THE FIFTH TRANCH OF THE IMF FOR UKRAINE: REFORMS OR STAGNATION? // POLITICAL COMPETITION // NEW POLITICAL ALLIANCES OR HOW TO AGREE WITH EVERYONE, NOT TRUSTING ANYONE

Inside Ukraine, № 2017 - 73

Inside Ukraine, № 2017 - 73

Author(s): Ihor Petrenko,Yehor Kyian / Language(s): Ukrainian

GOVERNMENT DECISIONS // HOW TO RETURN SECURITY ON THE STREETS OF UKRAINIAN CITIES // INTERNATIONAL SCANDAL AROUND LAW ON EDUCATION // ECONOMIC ANALYSIS // NBU MONETARY POLICY: THE WAY TO ECONOMIC GROWTH OR TO STAGNATION? // POLITICAL COMPETITION // PROTESTS UNDER THE VERKHOVNA RADA: EVOLUTION AND FORECAST

Inside Ukraine, № 2017 - 74

Inside Ukraine, № 2017 - 74

Author(s): Ihor Petrenko,Yevhen Yaroshenko,Yehor Kyian / Language(s): English

PUBLIC POLICIES // INTERNAL POLITICAL DEVELOPMENTS IN UKRAINE: RESULTS OF 2017 AND FORECAST FOR 2018 // UKRAINE’S FOREIGN POLICY: 2017 RESULTS AND FORECAST FOR 2018 // ECONOMIC ANALYSIS // ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF UKRAINE 2017: ACHIEVEMENTS, FAILURES, PROSPECTS

Inside Ukraine, № 2018 - 75

Inside Ukraine, № 2018 - 75

Author(s): Ihor Petrenko,Yehor Kyian / Language(s): English

PUBLIC POLICIES // The law on “Reintegration of Donbas”: political declaration or restoration of sovereignty? // State bureau of investigations: will it be possible to create an independent and transparent authority? // ECONOMIC ANALYSIS // Hryvnia 2018: Past and Future Factors of Influence

TREPCA: Making Sense of the Labyrinth (ICG Balkans Report N° 82)

TREPCA: Making Sense of the Labyrinth (ICG Balkans Report N° 82)

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): English

The enterprise known as Trepca is a sprawling conglomerate of some 40 mines and factories, located mostly in Kosovo but also in other locations in Serbia and Montenegro. Its activities include chemical processing and production of goods as varied as batteries and paint. But the heart of its operations, and the source of most of its raw material, is the vast mining complex to the east of Mitrovicë/a in the north of Kosovo, famous since Roman times. This report examines the current position of the mines, together with the associated smelting complex at nearby Zvecan. The future of Trepca cuts to the heart of the Kosovars' identity. Its great mineral wealth is the basis of the economy of Kosovo, but the complex is badly run-down as a result of under-investment and over-exploitation by governments in Belgrade. Trepca figured largely among the issues over which Albanians took to the streets in 1988/9, and the issue of control over the mines has assumed tremendous symbolic importance. Trepca, as one circumspect Kosovar observed, is Kosovo's Berlin Wall. It has long stood for Kosovar Albanians as the symbol of Serbian oppression and of their own resistance.

Survey Results - University Students from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Moldova, Montenegro, Serbia and Slovakia 2017

Survey Results - University Students from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Moldova, Montenegro, Serbia and Slovakia 2017

Author(s): Non specified author / Language(s): English

Keywords: universal values; critical thinking.

The surveys were undertaken at seven universities located in five countries (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Moldova, Montenegro, Serbia and Slovakia). In November 2017, 1791 students were polled. Surveys are part of a University Students Debates’ project aimed at promoting universal values and principles through independent and critical thinking. The project is implemented jointly by MESA10 (Slovakia) and CEAS (Serbia).

WEST SIDE STORY

WEST SIDE STORY

Author(s): Non specified author / Language(s): English

Keywords: Serbia; Kosovo

CEAS proposal for the correction of the administrative line between Serbia and Kosovo, agreed in a format under the auspices of West

KOSOVO PRE SVEGA

KOSOVO PRE SVEGA

Author(s): / Language(s): Serbian

Keywords: Serbia; global security; Kosovo; European integration

Analiza nacrta Strategije odbrane Republike Srbije.The new strategic documents of the Republic of Serbia (RS) are being considered and adopted in a very dynamic period of global security and political trends. At the same time, the RS is also facing numerous unusually large internal challenges, from the need to reform the judiciary to the need to normalize relations with Kosovo. Both external and internal circumstances objectively make it difficult to adopt well-articulated strategic security and defense documents of a relatively small country in the relatively uncertain process of European integration and negotiations with Pristina, which it is conducting with the international community. Both reports, the analysis of the draft of the National Security Strategy (NSB) and the draft of the Defense Strategy (SO), under the umbrella title of Kosovo, are first of all structurally the same - the political and detailed normative context is analyzed first, followed by a qualitative analysis of the new drafts, a comparative analysis of the proposed drafts with existing legislation, and finally conclusions and recommendations.

FROM MOSCOW WITHOUT LOVE

FROM MOSCOW WITHOUT LOVE

Author(s): / Language(s): English

CEAS analysis on the occasion of 16th anniversary of the assassination of the Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic, 20th anniversary of NATO bombing of Former Republic of Yugoslavia and 70th anniversary of the founding of NATO – the Kremlin structures against Djindjic’s dream of Serbia.