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14.04.2026 · REGULATION

The EU Critical Raw Materials Act: What It Means for Ukrainian Mining Projects

The 2024 Act designates 34 materials as strategic. Ukraine holds commercially viable reserves in six of them — but the regulatory architecture is being constructed in real time.

BY BIELUT
08.04.2026 · COMMENTARY

Project Finance in Post-Conflict Economies: Lessons from Iraq and Ukraine

Capital structures and sovereign-risk allocation patterns that transfer across post-conflict jurisdictions, and the structural lessons that did not.

BY JANNUZZO
02.04.2026 · TRANSACTIONS

Public-Private Partnership Structures Under the USURIF Framework

How the Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Framework integrates with EU reconstruction mechanisms, and the PPP design questions that determine bankability.

BY KOVALENKO
07.03.2026 · TRANSACTIONS

Specialty Chemicals Acquisitions in Poland: The FDI Screening Landscape After 2024

The 2024 amendments to the Polish FDI screening regime shifted the architecture of cross-border industrial transactions. Practical implications for specialty chemicals.

BY BIELUT
28.02.2026 · COMMENTARY

DFI Co-Financing in Ukrainian Energy: What EBRD, IFC, and USURIF Get Right

The co-financing architecture for reconstruction-phase Ukrainian energy projects is an unusual case of regulatory convergence. A structural reading.

BY KOVALENKO
14.02.2026 · MARKETS

Lithium Precursor Processing in Europe: Structural Opportunities and Regulatory Gaps

Processing, not extraction, is the binding constraint on European lithium autonomy. The regulatory framework has not yet caught up to the commercial opportunity.

BY BIELUT
31.01.2026 · COMMENTARY

The Ukrainian Procurement Architecture: What Has Changed Since 2022

The Ukrainian procurement framework has undergone three substantive revisions since 2022. A reading of where it now stands.

BY KOVALENKO

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