Macroeconomist, public finance expert, expert in social, labour market and health policies. Expert at @IER_Kyiv and freelancer
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Oleksandra Betliy retweeted
🇺🇦 #Ukraine’s resilience depends on balanced international support combining #military aid, #emergency reconstruction, and preparation for long-term recovery. A new policy brief by economist Oleksandra Betliy @OBetliy (@IER_Kyiv) demonstrates how strategic defense investments reduce overall costs while supporting German industry and European security.
🔗Read the full policy brief here: ukraineverstehen.de/support-…
Oleksandra Betliy retweeted
We have a deal.
Decision to provide 90 billion euros of support to Ukraine for 2026-27 approved.
We committed, we delivered.
while so many posts on Poland, there are many dozens of drones over Ukraine... they say that we will have again about 900 of them (close to this number we got from #russiaterroriststate on night of Sat.-Sunday...
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This is what happens to Ukrainian men after three years in russian prison... constant tortures, lack of food and sleep. #russiaIsTerroristState, which does not care about any international treaties on prisoners of war... #standWithUkraine
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Only we, Ukrainians, can decide whether it's time for elections. We've proven this in two revolutions fighting for democracy, freedom & values.
And now, #Ukraine is fighting for freedom, democracy & values as #russiaIsTerroristState started full-scale invasion 11 years ago.
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#Ukraine support: Aid flows remain low but steady - Shift towards weapons procurement - EU provided more than the US
ifw-kiel.de/publications/new… via @kielinstitute
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In 2006, I met a woman who survived the Bosnian war. I was amazed at how life went on amid shelling&danger. Now, in #Ukraine, foreign visitors ask same: How do cafes/restaurants stay open? How do people keep going?
The answer: We must, but it's difficult-almost 4000 days of war.
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Endless gratitude to our defenders, volunteers, and all those keeping Ukraine resilient. And to those in government: I don’t always agree with your decisions, but your work in these times is incredibly demanding. Thank you.
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To the international community: thank you for your support. But we need it faster. Delayed decisions cost lives. Every bit of help matters, and we are grateful. #StandWithUkraine
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Oleksandra Betliy retweeted
Well, if "Crimea is gone" so is the reliability and continuity of the US administration policy. Remember the Crimean declaration under Trump-45? Trump-47's defining agenda may become dealing with the fallout of the greatest nuclear proliferation in history bbc.com/news/articles/czxrwr…
Oleksandra Betliy retweeted
Щорічні збори Міжнародного валютного фонду у Вашингтоні. На які рішення міністрів фінансів та голів Центробанків з понад ста країн очікувати Україні - розповідає @Bedratenko.
Talked about resilience of #Ukraine and future challenges at Autumn meetings of @IMFNews and @WorldBank.
If you missed the discussion (we have received quite attention here), please, follow the link: imf.org/en/Videos/view?vid=6…
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Lets meet in person or online on October 22 to find an answer to the question "How to stay resilient during the war".
#Ukraine has much to say in this and we believe that some of our lessons would be of a great help to other countries that face external shocks of any kind.
#russiaIsTerroristState
if you still doubt this, just look at these photos...
thousands Ukrainians lived there before russia came...
thousands Ukrainians went to schools and work there, but not anymore.
russia should be defeated and not tolerated...
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Oleksandra Betliy retweeted
⚡Monthly #Economic Monitoring of #Ukraine #MEMU for July'24 conducted by our experts @OBetliy @IrynaKosse @vitaliy_IER
ier.com.ua/en/institute/news…
Oleksandra Betliy retweeted
The war results in large financial needs. In 2025 🇺🇦 debt to be > 100% GDP. In this paper, @IER_Kyiv @ces_ukraine @UkrainianEnergy @IAAUkraine examine broader context of 🇺🇦 debt and explore potential future policies.
bit.ly/RRR4U_Debt
Oleksandra Betliy retweeted
Nothing special. The leader of the largest democracy in the world gave warm hugs to the leader of one of the largest autocracies, which started an aggressive war, occupied part of the territories, and on the very day of this meeting, bombed children's hospital where children were treated for cancer.
