Mission of the New Europe Center is to develop analytical research and conduct project activities in order to promote European standards and practices in Ukraine, as well as to increase support of Ukraine’s European and Euro-Atlantic prospects among opinion leaders and officials of the EU and the NATO.

From October 1, the team known for the Institute of World Policy, develops the New Europe Center.

Ukraine is changing, Europe is changing, and we are changing too. We have adapted our strategic priorities to the new challenges, i.e. strengthening the effectiveness of Ukraine’s foreign and security policy; communicating the European and Euro-Atlantic choices in Ukraine; and communicating Ukraine in Europe and the USA.

We imagine the “New Europe” as Europe without separating lines, Europe with Ukraine as its integral part. The new Europe is a combination of efforts and initiatives that would foster prosperity of Ukraine, the whole region, and the entire continent.

Founder of the New Europe Center – Alyona Getmanchuk. She was a Director of New Europe Center since its foundation to July 2025. On June 13, 2025, by Presidential Decree of Ukraine, Alyona Getmanchuk was appointed as the Head of Ukraine’s Mission to NATO.

Alyona Getmanchuk is an experienced Ukrainian foreign policy analyst and think tank manager. Her previous achievements include her engagement with the Institute of World Policy, where she served as a founder and director for 8 years. Since 2016 she is a member of Ukraine-Poland Presidential Advisory Committee.

Her journalistic experience covers almost 15 years of work as international policy observer and editor. She is an author of numerous articles in Ukrainian and foreign media outlets (including The New York Times, The Financial Times, Politico, Gazeta Wyborcza), and interviews, including the first and the only in the moment interview of US president given to a Ukrainian journalist. Alyona is a contributor to Kyiv’s influential Mirror Weekly newspaper for more than 15 years. She also keeps a blog at the most popular Ukrainian web-site “Ukrainska Pravda” which used to be entitled “Euroatlanticist diary”.

In June 2017, she received a state award for her input in Ukraine’s European integration process. Since March, 2022 Alyona Getmanchuk is a nonresident senior fellow at the Atlantic Council’s Eurasia Center.