The second quarter of this year was marked by the emergence of a number of new initiatives related to border management,1 necessary due to the
Analytics
Temporary protection for ukrainians in the EU: current mechanisms and possible improvements
Online or casually in a relevant institution, for several months or several years, with or without the right to visit Ukraine. Experts of the NGO
Evacuation of foreigners from Ukraine legal basis, obstacles and government aid
Due to the full-scale armed invasion of the Russian Federation in Ukraine on February 24, 2022 and, as a result, the lack of air traffic
Displacement of people by Russia’s all-out war on Ukraine: key border management challenges
The Russian military aggression against Ukraine dramatically intensified migration flows and transborder mobility in the attacked country. At the beginning of the full-scale war, the
How integrated border management can help address war-related challenges
This analytical note offers ways of developing IBM at the agency, interagency, and international levels. Combined, they could help overcome war-related challenges and curb the
Border management in Ukraine: searching for optimal models
The main goal of this study is analysis of the de facto existing model of border management in Ukraine and the review of alternative ways
Ukraine-Romania Border: Challenges and Solutions
Romania is Ukraine’s south-western EU neighbour, which is yet to become part of the Schengen zone. The border between the countries is 580,8 km long
Human rights at the border
Analysis of human rights issues during border crossing on the material of the borders of the European Union, Ukraine and the administrative border / contact
Solutions roadmap for Ukraine-Schengen border
The publication analyses the key issues of functioning of Ukraine’s border with Schengen countries – Poland, Slovakia, Hungary. Building new border-crossing points, streamlining of border
Border 777. Current problems of Ukraine-Schengen border
Publication analyses the key issues of functioning of Ukraine’s border with Schengen countries – Poland, Slovakia, Hungary. Cross-border movement trends, border infrastructure development, border spatial
