Newsletter
01 June 2026
Newsletter
01 June 2026
Analysis
28 May 2026
Cutting some state operating and economic spending to the average of its regional peers could save Hungary more than four percent of GDP
Newsletter
20 April 2026
First Glance
13 April 2026
The long-awaited change of government gives Hungary an opportunity to tackle tough economic and social challenges while re-aligning with Europe
Blog post
11 February 2022
To play a deterrent role against Russian military action, sanctions would have to be very broad, have a rapid effect and be as coordinated as possible
Blog post
14 June 2021
Confronted with COVID-19, high-income Gulf countries have done better than most of their middle- and low-income neighbours; Jordan and Morocco are als
Event
20 May 2021
A live podcast with Tomáš Zdechovský MEP.
Policy Brief
30 June 2020
The political events of early 2014 and the conflict with Russia had a strong negative impact on the Ukrainian economy.
Blog post
04 July 2018
The modernisation of the Ukrainian economy and state continues to develop at an unsatisfactory pace due to a lack of pro-reform political consensus. T
Blog post
03 October 2017
Ukraine’s late and incomplete economic reform created a class of super-wealthy oligarchs who now stand in the way of further liberalisation. The oliga
Blog post
30 January 2017
What were the reasons for the Indian government's sudden decision to remove 86% of hard currency from circulation? Will Modi's monetary intervention a
Event
28 April 2016
Despite recent efforts to tackle corruption there is not much evidence that these strategies are producing results. Why is this the case and what can
Blog post
27 May 2015
Tackling corruption is not only a matter of fairness, but it is also crucial to boost Italy’s potential output after three years of recession and almo