Sergey Minchenko
Total 85 publications
EU Sanctions Against Russia: Kallas Announced the Largest Package
The European Union may significantly expand its sanctions list against Russia this fall - a third more individuals, companies, and organizations could be subject to restrictions.
Poland to Transfer MiG-29s to Ukraine: What Warsaw Wants in Return
Warsaw and Kyiv are reportedly close to reaching an agreement that would involve the transfer of Polish fighter jets in exchange for drones and Ukrainian defense expertise.
The NBU Assesses Ukraine’s Outlook: What Will Happen to Prices, Wages, and the Economy?
The National Bank expects inflation to accelerate, the economy to slow down, and the budget deficit to remain high, despite record international aid.
Warehouse Real Estate: Losses Due to Russian Attacks Threaten to Drive Up Prices in Ukraine
The destruction of more than half of the warehouse space in the Kyiv region is forcing businesses to restructure their logistics, which could lead to higher costs for rent, transportation, and goods.
Trust in Zelenskyy Has Declined, but Ukrainians Do Not Support Elections — KIIS
55% of those surveyed trust the president, while 57% believe that national elections should be held only after the war ends.
Export Exports Surpassed Imports: Ukraine Has Begun Selling Electricity Again
In July, electricity exports exceeded imports by nearly a third, thanks to a decline in domestic consumption, rising demand in Europe, and the Ukrainian market’s price advantage.
Minerals for Rockets: Who Continues to Supply the Russian Defense Industry?
Analysts have found that the Russian defense industry remains critically dependent on foreign supplies of strategic raw materials.
Despite Everything: Ukrainians Have Launched a Record Number of New Companies
The number of new businesses reached a three-year high, despite an increase in closures.
Russia's "Shadow Fleet": EU Authorizes Sale of Confiscated Oil and Grain
The proceeds will not be transferred to Russian companies or citizens, and European countries’ authority to detain ships will be expanded.
Export Vessels Have Suspended Calls at Ukrainian Ports: What Is Known About the Situation
Authorities say this is not a blockade, but rather a decision by the shipowners themselves to temporarily avoid calling at Ukrainian ports.
New IMF Tranche: Why the Fund Praised Ukraine but Also Raised Concerns
The Fund gave a positive assessment of the Ukrainian economy’s resilience but pointed to a slowdown in reforms and the need to fulfill new commitments.
Labor Shortage: Why Ukrainian Businesses Aren't Hiring Foreign Workers
Employers are increasingly complaining about a shortage of workers, but most still hope to solve the problem without relying on foreign labor.
Gasoline Prices: Expert Warns of a New Wave of Price Hikes at Filling Stations
Gasoline and diesel prices have already risen, but this may only be the beginning - the market remains under pressure from global factors.
