Event
08 February 2023
Prospects of Ukraine’s green recovery
Closed-door roundtable discussion on the prospects of Ukraine’s green recovery.
Event
08 February 2023
Closed-door roundtable discussion on the prospects of Ukraine’s green recovery.
Working paper
20 December 2022
The direct aim of trade sanctions seems to have been achieved, while Russia’s capacity to finance the war from fossil fuel revenues is bound to shrink
Blog post
07 December 2022
The G7 Russian oil price cap is an ambitious but untested instrument. While pitfalls exist, the cap has the potential to be the most potent sanction.
Event
26 October 2022
How can Europe financially support Ukraine in the short term?
Event
25 October 2022
What are the ideal outcomes for Ukraine's energy system, and what steps must be taken to achieve them?
Policy brief
27 September 2022
The way to help Ukraine will be to assist in reconstruction and not place artificial impediments to immigration of those who have already suffered.
Podcast
21 September 2022
Will many that have fled Ukraine return, or will families eventually be reunited abroad?
Comment
08 August 2022
Why a “Go It Alone” Approach Will Leave Countries in the Cold This Winter
Report
25 July 2022
A collection of articles compiled following a joint Bruegel-Intereconomics event on EU enlargment.
Event
21 June 2022
What would increase government support around EU enlargement, and what role could membership play in future peace talks?
Event
14 June 2022
In the latest installment of the Sound of Economics Live we debated whether Ukraine's accession to the EU should be facilitated.
Podcast
14 June 2022
Should Ukraine's accession to the EU be facilitated?
Comment
14 June 2022
The real issue for EU leaders when they discuss Ukraine’s application at a 23-24 June summit and beyond, is what kind of club the EU should be.
Series
10 June 2022
Blog post
08 June 2022
Unblocking Ukrainian ports and facilitating wheat exports through large-scale international coordination remains essential.
Comment
30 May 2022
Planning Ukraine’s reconstruction tomorrow is important but meeting its financial needs today is more pressing and requires urgent action.