International experts discussed the effectiveness of sanctions and steps to increase pressure on the Russian Federation at the conference at the Kyiv School o Economics.
On Wednesday, December 21, the “Expert Conference on the Impact of Sanctions against the Russian Federation” was held at the Kyiv School of Economics,
32nd issue of the weekly digest on impact of foreign companies’ exit on RF economy
Prepared by the KSE Institute team and KSE members of the Board of Directors with the support of the International Renaissance Foundation; 12-18.12.20
As of November 2022, the total amount of losses, caused to the infrastructure of Ukraine, increased to almost $136 billion
As of November 2022, the total amount of documented damage to residential and non-residential real estate, and other infrastructure amounted to $135.9
Impact of sanctions. December 2022
Impact of sanctions. December 2022 Download full material Fortress Russia is showing signs of financial stress. In Q4 22, as oil and gas revenues fell
Sanctions should be extended to the entire financial system of the Russian Federation – a new study of the effectiveness of sanctions from the KSE Institute
The Russian economy is currently avoiding a financial crisis. However, the sanctions coalition can significantly increase pressure on the aggressor by
31st issue of the weekly digest on impact of foreign companies’ exit on RF economy
Prepared by the KSE Institute team and KSE members of the Board of Directors with the support of the International Renaissance Foundation; 05-11.12.20
Russian Chartbook December 2022: Oil Embargo and Price Cap
European oil embargo and G7 and EU oil price cap: Today, the EU embargo on seaborne crude oil imports from Russia comes into effect, as does the price
30th issue of the weekly digest on impact of foreign companies’ exit on RF economy
Prepared by the KSE Institute team and KSE members of the Board of Directors with the support of the International Renaissance Foundation; 28.11-04.12
Price cap for Russian oil should be $35 per barrel – International Group on Sanctions against Russia
The upper price limit (so-called “price cap”) for exported Russian oil should not exceed $35 per barrel, which is almost $50 below current market pric
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