A poll conducted by the Razumkov Center in March 2025, cited in a recent article, revealed strong public support for maintaining Ukraine's territorial integrity and rejecting concessions to Russia. This survey provides empirical evidence reflecting public resistance to policies that could legitimize authoritarian territorial expansion.

On April 18, 2024, Razumkov Centre signed a cooperation agreement with the IPIEND to jointly develop research, produce analytical materials, and host scientific events, supporting informed policymaking and democratic discourse in Ukraine.

Razumkov Centre released a detailed report, produced under a USAID-funded project, analyzing Ukraine's foreign policy amid global authoritarian challenges. The report advocates for stronger democratic partnerships, EU and NATO integration, and provides policy recommendations aimed at countering authoritarian influences and supporting Ukraine’s strategic alignment with the democratic West.

Razumkov Centre released survey results from January 19–25, 2024. The survey details public attitudes towards Ukraine's foreign policy, international organizations, and EU accession, revealing strong support for the government's pro-European approach and pronounced rejection of authoritarian regimes, including Russia. This publication reinforces democratic values and counters authoritarian rhetoric.

The Razumkov Center, in collaboration with the Ilko Kucheriv Democratic Initiatives Foundation, released a comprehensive survey conducted between December 8-15, 2023. The survey captures Ukrainian public opinion on the war, trust in institutions, economic conditions, and future expectations, thus providing empirical data to inform democratic debate and policy.

During a lecture at the NaUKMA School for Policy Analysis, Razumkov Centre Military Programmes Director M. Sunhurovskyi presented interim research results that critique the 'green light' given to economic partnerships with authoritarian states like Russia and China. The lecture argued that such commercial engagements contribute to political corruption and dependence, highlighting the urgent need for reformed international security policies that resist authoritarian practices.

The Razumkov Centre conducted a comprehensive poll across Ukraine in February–March 2023, revealing that 94% of Ukrainian respondents hold negative views towards Russia, with similarly critical opinions of other authoritarian-leaning states. The poll underscores robust public opposition to regimes associated with fascist and authoritarian practices, providing valuable data to inform democratic discourse.