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The Institute of International Relations co-organized a meeting between Dmytro Kuleba and participants of the "Zalizna Zmina" educational programme for talented young people

Ukrainian political scientist Mikola Kapitonenko points out that Ukrainian data from vessels are traditionally complex, and Polish-Ukrainian ones are not to blame. Historical conflicts always have little potential for incarceration

Faculty members of the Department of Private International Law at the Educational and Scientific Institute of International Relations contributed to Issue No. 4/2026 of the legal journal Law of Ukraine, devoted to Private International Law: Key Directions for Rethinking and Modernisation

On 19 February 2026, an application from Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv to develop a draft professional standard for ‘International Economist’ was registered under No. 1241. The relevant information has been entered into the Register of Qualifications

We congratulate Anatolii Dovgert, Doctor of Law and Professor at the Department of Private International Law of the Educational and Scientific Institute of International Relations, on the publication of his monograph Ukrainian Civil Law: Transformations. Part One

The team consisted of students from the International Finance and Investment programme — Oleksandra Maidaniuk (team captain), Viktoriia Puhachova, Kateryna Lialiutska, and Orest Tretiak, as well as Daryna Rudik, a student of the International Economic Relations programme

The staff of the Educational and Scientific Institute of International Relations and the Department of Private International Law congratulate Hennadii Tsirat, Doctor of Law, on the publication of his new coursebook International Civil Procedure by Yurincom Inter!

29 June 2026, staff from the Department of Foreign Languages at the Educational and Scientific Institute of International Relations took part in an online meeting on the topic ‘Ethics in academic publishing and working with the Scopus database’

The proliferation of conflicts and crises in today’s turbulent world is driving a constant rise in demand for humanitarian aid. Cuts in humanitarian funding, structural shifts and changes in donor priorities are shaping a new humanitarian landscape and ecosystem