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About Eastern Europe Impact

Eastern Europe Impact is a business-intelligence publication. We track how events in Russia, Ukraine and Eastern Europe affect companies: sanctions, energy, logistics, cyber threats, reconstruction and investment. Every published event carries a verification label so you can see whether a statement is confirmed, likely, or merely claimed.

Who publishes this

The service is operated from the European Union. Eastern Europe Impact is the data controller for this site (see the privacy policy). We do not present unnamed AI output as a newsroom masthead: collection and drafting are automated, high-risk items go to human review, and corrections are published in place. The process is documented on the methodology page.

What we cover

Core theatre: Ukraine, Russia, Belarus, Poland, the Baltics, Moldova and the Black Sea. EU and global items only when they change that picture — sanctions listings, energy flows, logistics, cyber or reconstruction. Off-topic items stay out of the public index.

Questions we actually get

Does this company still operate in Russia?
Use the free Company Exposure checker. Each profile shows current Russia status (operating, scaling back, suspended or exited), sources, status history since 2022, and sanctions links. Status is not legal advice — verify against primary filings and your counsel.
What is in the 7-day Pro trial?
A free account starts a 7-day Individual (Pro) trial with no credit card: full Daily Impact Briefs in real time, full event profiles, and one watchlist. After the trial you stay on Free unless you subscribe. On Free, today's brief is delayed by three days.
Is this legal or sanctions advice?
No. Eastern Europe Impact is risk information for operators and analysts. It is not legal advice, investment advice, or a substitute for sanctions counsel. Always verify against the authoritative legal acts (EUR-Lex, OFAC, OFSI) before acting.
How do you decide Confirmed versus Claimed?
Each claim is scored from source class, corroboration and consistency. Labels run from Confirmed through Highly likely, Likely, Claimed and Disputed. The methodology page documents source classes and the corrections policy.
What geography do you cover?
Core theatre: Ukraine, Russia, Belarus, Poland, the Baltics, Moldova and the Black Sea. EU and global items appear only when they change that picture — sanctions listings, energy, logistics, cyber or reconstruction. Off-topic items stay out of the public index.

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What we are not

Risk information for operators and analysts — not legal advice, not investment advice, and not a substitute for sanctions counsel. Always verify against the authoritative legal acts before acting. Terms are on the terms of service page.