Skip to content
4liberty.eu

4liberty.eu

Freedom Matters

  • Homepage
  • About Us
    • About Us
    • Think Tanks
    • Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom
    • Terms of Use
    • Contact
  • Articles
    • Politics
    • Economy
    • Society
    • Think Tank News
    • Newsletters
  • REVIEW
    • Review #1
    • Review #2
    • Review #3
    • Review #4
    • Review #5
    • Review #6
    • Review #7
    • Review #8
    • Review #9
    • Review #10
    • Review #11
    • Review #12
    • Review #13
    • Review #14
    • Review #15
    • Review #16
    • Review #17
    • Review #18
  • Projects & Publications
    • Liberal Voices Syndicated
    • Policy Papers
    • 4discussion
    • Infographics
  • Sign Up for Newsletter

Russia

Politics

Hungary After Merkel’s and Before Putin’s Visit: Is Orban’s Political Momentum Declining?

Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom/February 16, 2015 /Leave a comment

Merkel’s criticism of Orbán’s domestic politics came through clearly via independent media. The visit made it very clear how far Orbán is from the mainstream European opinion on issues of democracy and rule of law.

Economy

The Ukrainian Crisis of European Abilities

Martin Reguli/January 26, 2015August 31, 2017 /Leave a comment

What will happen if there accidentally will be a change of government in Russia under the pressure of economic sanctions? This would be a success for European Union, but at the same time it would not solve the fact that Russian propaganda of nationalism has build anticipation in Russian society that a new leader will have to face, having in mind his own reputation.

Economy

Review: The Year 2014 in Ukraine

The Institute for Economic Research and Policy Consulting - Kyiv/January 20, 2015January 20, 2015 /Leave a comment

2014 was the most difficult year for Ukrainian economy in the 21st century. Ukraine faced economic crisis and military conflict in the East, while Russia annexed Crimea. Real GDP is estimated to decline by near 7% in 2014 due to a drop in domestic demand and weak external demand.

Economy

Sanctions: Misguided Foreign Policy Tool

Tanja Porcnik/January 8, 2015January 9, 2015 /2 Comments

By applying additional economic measures to diplomatic pressure the EU and US expressed disapproval of the Russian violation of fundamental international norms

Economy

The Survey of the Lithuanian Economy: Growth Expectations Have Diminished

LFMI/January 3, 2015January 5, 2015 /Leave a comment

The 34th edition of the Survey of the Lithuanian Economy provides forecasts of the main economic indicators for 2015 that are based on a poll of market participants.

REVIEW, Review #1

The Impact of the Ukrainian Crisis on the Foreign Policy of Azerbaijan Republic

Parvin Guliyev/December 23, 2014August 8, 2017 /1 Comment

Russia sees Azerbaijan as a target of high priority, the subordination of which to Russia would help seal Central Asia off from the West.

Politics

Zoltán Kész – A Hope for Hungary

Mate Hajba/December 23, 2014August 31, 2017 /Leave a comment

Fidesz got so detached from reality and from its voters that the government can no longer assess how far it can go. Fidesz’s attempt to tax the Internet was the last straw.

REVIEW, Review #1

Belarusian Politics Towards Ukraine and Its Relations With the EU on the Back of Pressure From Moscow

Pavel Danek/December 14, 2014August 8, 2017 /Leave a comment

Even under enormous pressure from Moscow, Belarus saw the crisis in Ukraine as a way to increase its geopolitical importance, improve its negotiating power in relations with Russia and to change its strained relations with the EU.

REVIEW, Review #1

Moldova Between the Soviet Ways and the European Path

Tudor Cojocariu/December 7, 2014August 8, 2017 /Leave a comment

The quest of the nowadays leaders of Moldova has started back in 2009, when taking advantage of the huge anti-communist protests, they have gained political power and legitimacy. Since then the alliance’s name and format have changed.

Economy

Gas Deal: How Will Ukraine Survive the Winter?

Iryna Kosse/November 28, 2014August 7, 2017 /Leave a comment

The signed deal on gas supplies from Russia allows Ukraine to be fairly optimistic about its energy future: Ukraine will have enough gas to last it for the winter and enough money to pay for it.

Posts navigation

«‹1415161718›»

Subscribe to 4liberty Newsletter

Like this post? Subscribe now!

Subscribe to our mailing list

Think Tanks

Liberte!
Republikon Institute
FOR (Civil Development Forum)
Lithuanian Free Market Institute
The F. A. Hayek Foundation
Institute For Market Economics
Academy Of Liberalism
Institute of Economic and Social Studies
Projekt Polska
Liberal Institute
Liberales Institut
Svetilnik Slovenija
The Institute for Economic Research And Policy Consulting
Szabad Piac
New Economic School Georgia
Visio Institut
CETA
Economic Freedom Foundation

Supported by:

Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom

Copyright © 2021 4Liberty.eu. All rights reserved.

Back to top