For the first time in history, ICUV presented a Sustainable Peace Manifesto. Never Again 2.0 at the Munich Security Conference

Press releases

At this year's Munich Security Conference, our team, together with the Warsaw Security Forum & Kazimir Pulaski Foundation, organized a closed-door dinner where the Sustainable Peace Manifesto. Never Again 2.0 was presented

For the first time in history, ICUV presented a Sustainable Peace Manifesto. Never Again 2.0 at the Munich Security Conference

Appeal to the countries of NATO to unite to counter the threat of Russian terrorism to the entire world

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Ukrainian civil society organizations call on Western decision-makers to unite in defeating russian threats to the civilized world.

Appeal to the countries of NATO to unite to counter the threat of Russian terrorism to the entire world

International Centre for Ukrainian Victory held the first closed briefing with journalists in Kyiv

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International Centre for Ukrainian Victory held the first closed briefing with journalists in Kyiv

RESEARCH: Ukraine’s Victory – what a dark alternative can be

Policy papers

What will happen in Europe and the world if russia wins

RESEARCH: Ukraine’s Victory – what a dark alternative can be

Appeal to Ramstein participants to provide Ukraine with modern Western tanks

Statements

We, as representatives of civil society, call on the Western governments to form a coalition and supply as soon as possible Western tanks for Ukraine, including, Leopard 2 tanks which are in mass use in Europe. A declaration and decision to supply Ukraine with battle tanks would encourage other countries to share their tanks too. We're calling upon you to show a new level of solidarity with Ukraine following the Russian constant escalation. 

Appeal to Ramstein participants to provide Ukraine with modern Western tanks

RESEARCH: The impact of the russian invasion on the agricultural market of Ukraine

Policy papers

According to the results of 2022, the sown area under grain crops decreased by 28% compared to the average indicators of the three previous years, and under oil crops – by 17%. The main reasons are temporary occupation of parts of Kharkiv, Luhansk, Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kherson regions and contamination of fields with mines.

RESEARCH: The impact of the russian invasion on the agricultural market of Ukraine
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