Items tagged with: Ukrainian Reforms

Ukraine is still struggling to create a dedicated financial anti-corruption institution despite repeated political commitments

Many saw reformist Mykolaiv Mayor Oleksandr Senkevych as a potential poster boy for the new Ukraine but he failed to reach the midway point in his first term

The contemporary Ukrainian narrative can appear daunting at first glance but the historic changes taking place in the country also mean unprecedented potential

Ukraine’s breadbasket is powering the national economy forward but bureaucratic shortcomings prevent the agribusiness industry from approaching its true potential

CMS experts offer analysis for international investors looking to explore Ukrainian market opportunities

Raiffeisen Bank Aval’s Gerhard Boesch says the shock therapy of the past few post-Maidan years has transformed Ukraine’s banking landscape and created a more predictable environment

Reformist Mayor Senkevych removed from office midterm following surprise City Council vote

Exploring how Austrian innovation and investment have helped to underpin a strong bilateral relationship that is also rooted in a shared Habsburg heritage linking today’s Ukraine and Austria

Meeting comes as post-Maidan Ukraine seeks to reform judiciary and demonstrate positive rule of law developments

Ukraine’s economy is growing but numerous barriers remain to greater FDI and this prevents the recovery from moving to the next stage

Independent Ukraine neglected its international image for decades. The country’s Foreign Ministry hopes a new cultural outreach initiative can help to reverse this trend

Greater grassroots democracy in the Ukrainian capital can provide the necessary momentum for a sustainable transformation from the post-Soviet period to a more recognizably European model of governance

The Ukrainian government must work to reduce regulatory role in order to attract FDI and fuel economic growth

Analysis of multiyear trends highlights world-beating progress made by Ukraine as country continues to move away from inherited Soviet economic model

Ukraine is the frontline nation in a struggle for political domination between Russia and the West that stretches across the Eurasian landmass

Banker Sergii Gorbachevsky believes Ukraine must reduce oligarch influence if the country is to reach its economic potential

Former Tsarist and Soviet era shipbuilding center seeks to lead industrial Ukraine’s post-Maidan transformation

Brussels continues to support Kyiv’s ambitious integration agenda but frustration is clearly mounting over Ukraine’s inability to deliver on political promises

Can this former Soviet closed city become a model for enduring change in Ukraine’s industrial rust belt?