Balázs Jarábik is a nonresident scholar at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, where his research focuses on Eastern and Central Europe with particular focus on Ukraine.

The biggest mistake companies make is thinking reinvention is something you do when things start going wrong. The best ones don’t wait. They pivot when they’re strong—when they have the time, ...

Most Kosovars hope that a parliamentary election on February 9 and the formation of a new coalition government will usher in ...

Hollywood is wearing Moldova. From Katy Perry to Drew Barrymore’s co-host, Moldovan fashion is making its mark. “I simply ...

Any negative impact of high US tariffs on European goods and services would be significant for members of the bloc in ...

America’s retreat from USAID would harm the foundations of democracy in countries once occupied by, or under the influence of ...

Donald Trump’s threatened duties on EU imports loom large over the region’s economic ambitions. When Donald Trump first ...

Donald Tusk’s government has achieved some significant reforms but growing frustration among voters means that the PM's ...

Karol Wasilewski is a Turkey analyst at the Polish Institute of International Affairs and a PhD candidate at the Faculty of Political Science and International Studies (University of Warsaw). He ...

Professor Oleh Havrylyshyn is a former Deputy Minister of Finance and International Affairs in the first Ukrainian government, and after Maidan an economic advisor to the Presidential Administration ...

Stepan Chernovetskyi is the founder and CEO of Chernovetskyi Investment Group, a venture capital firm specialising in funding promising technology businesses based in the CIS region. He began his ...

Vasily Astrov is senior economist at the Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies (WIIW). He's been working as an economist for the WIIW since 2003, primarily covering Russia, Ukraine and ...