The Ukraine Analytical Digest is a special product of the Office. It is a selection of the latest and most important materials – including publications, videos, and infographics – on Ukraine and related topics developed by our members and recognized research centres from EU member states and other countries. To provide the reader with the best quality materials we monitor on a daily-basis the work of these leading research organisations, and share updates on the issues that matter most. The reader also receives the latest reports from past events, information on upcoming events in Ukraine, Europe, and beyond, and stays up-to-date with the Office’s activities.
The Digest is issued twice a month and sent out to all those who work on Ukraine-related issues in Brussels, EU member states, and other countries.
Highlights:
– Ukraine Turns 29. Where Are We Now, and What Is Our Way? Results of the Nationwide Opinion Poll;
– How Ukrainian Regional Media Is Surviving in the Coronacrisis;
– The Popularity of “Smuggled” Goods among Consumers;
– Playing the Long Game: How Civil Society Can Lead Change.
Highlights:
– Ukraine Today: From 1 year of Zelensky to Covid-19 to Upcoming Local Elections;
– Six Months of the Pandemic: What Happened to the Moods and Electoral Preferences of Ukrainians?;
– Here’s How Ukraine Was Swept by Populism. History of Voting since 2006;
– Ukraine in Lockdown: Stories from Three Local Communities.
Highlights:
– Ukraine Today: From 1 year of Zelensky to Covid-19 to Upcoming Local Elections;
– President Zelenskyy’s First Year: Achievements and Miscalculations;
– Overview of Macroeconomic Trends in Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine under the Association Agreements since 2014;
– How Russia Weaponises the Language Issue in Ukraine.
Highlights:
– Political Implications of the COVID-19 Pandemic for the Eastern Partnership Countries;
– Economic and Social Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Eastern Partnership Countries;
– Russian Octopus in Action. Case “Ukraine”;
– OPORA Position on Draft Law No 3612 on Popular Rule through the National Referendum;
– Divide and Conquer: The 5 Most Popular Anti-Western Narratives in Ukraine So Far in 2020.
Highlights:
– Green Vectoring for Ukraine: How to Take the Opportunities and Avoid the Threats;
– Economic and Social Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Eastern Partnership Countries;
– 1st Year of President Zelensky: Poll of Regional Journalists and Experts;
– The President as Superior for Security Service of Ukraine: Is It Constitutional?;
– The Clash of Oligarchs: Key Features of Ukraine’s Media Sphere.
Highlights:
– Disinformation against Ukraine and the EU in Times of COVID-19 Pandemic;
– European Green Deal: Opportunities and Threats for Ukraine;
– Observations of Public Attitudes in Donbas: Changes after the Elections in 2019, Emerging Risks amid the War and COVID-19 Pandemic;
– Analysis of Draft Amendments to the Election Code from OPORA;
– “Coronavirus Is an Instrument of the West”: A Roundup of Anti-Western Messages in April and May.
Highlights:
– Disinformation against Ukraine and the EU in Times of COVID-19 Pandemic;
– “National Security & Defence” Journal No.1–2 (2020);
– “Black Sea Security” Journal 1 (37) 2020;
– Research of the Status of Female Veterans and Services Provided to Them;
– Decentralisation: Digital Tools. The Use of Websites and Social Networks by Amalgamated Territorial Communities.
Highlights:
– Success Stories of Reforms;
– Black Sea Security in New Conditions;
– Zelensky’s First Year: What Is Happening in Ukraine’s Foreign Policy?;
– EIA: A Problem or an Indispensable Element of Sustainable Development?
Highlights:
– How Ukraine’s Volunteers and Businesses Are Rescuing the Nation from COVID-19;
– Macroeconomic Forecast Ukraine – Сoronacrisis (April 2020);
– Coronavirus and Systemic Imbalances of the Electricity Market;
– Public Opinion in Donbas: A Year after Presidential Elections.
Highlights:
– How COVID-19 Forces Courts to Operate Creatively under New Circumstances;
– Ukrainian Culture Held at Gunpoint amidst Coronavirus Crisis;
– OPORA’s Final Report on Observation at the 2019 Regular Presidential Elections in Ukraine;
– A “Green” Chance for Ukraine.