This monthly report covers crucial events in Ukraine as well as two of its neighbors, Poland and Moldova. Topics include: security and access, the political landscape, legal issues, economics and development.

This thematic report examines Ukraine’s labor market and vocational training opportunities, while also spotlighting those industries that face the steepest challenges due to the ongoing war: heavy industry, trade, and agriculture.

This monthly report covers crucial events in Ukraine as well as two of its neighbors, Poland and Moldova. Topics include: security and access, the political landscape, legal issues, economics and development.

This monthly report covers crucial events in Ukraine as well as two of its neighbors, Poland and Moldova. Topics include: security and access, the political landscape, legal issues, economics and development.

More than a month after the Nova Kakhovka dam’s destruction, the environmental consequences continue to unfold. This report examines the medium- and long-term effects of the disaster on the Mykolaiv and Kherson Oblasts’ economies and, ultimately, on the country as a whole.

This monthly report covers crucial events in Ukraine as well as two of its neighbors, Poland and Moldova. Topics include: security and access, the political landscape, legal issues, economics and development.

This monthly report covers crucial events in Ukraine as well as two of its neighbors, Poland and Moldova. Topics include: security and access, the political landscape, legal issues, economics and development.

In the early morning hours of June 6, 2023, a massive explosion destroyed the Nova Kakhovka dam in Kherson Oblast, triggering a humanitarian, environmental and economic catastrophe.

Two pro-Ukrainian paramilitary groups, the Russian Volunteer Corps and the Freedom of Russia Legion – both comprised of ethnic Russians – entered Russia’s Belgorod Oblast by force and seized control of several border settlements.

Russian missile strikes have destroyed NGO warehouses in Odesa Oblast as well as in Ternopil city. These attacks increase risks for international and local NGOs that use storage facilities in industrial zones and nearby rail infrastructures.