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As a full EU member, Ukraine will undoubtedly become stronger. But its integration will also strengthen the European Union itself.
Everyone agrees that a special tribunal for Putin is of the utmost importance, but they cannot agree on how it should look. But now, Kyiv has new hope...
Baiba Braže: “Ukraine can strike not only Ukraine's sovereign territory but also those places from where Russia is attacking, because that's covered by international law."
The Serbian government generates conflicts that give an opportunity to shout to the whole world about human rights violations of minorities in Kosovo and the undemocratic nature of the Kosovar government.
"If I can ride a horse at the age of 91, you can pass a bill!" That’s the message on the card that 93-year-old US veteran Vytautas Packauskas has been giving out at meetings on Capitol Hill.
The war in which Russians seek to destroy Ukrainians is now in its third year. Yet multinationals continue to rake in profits in Russia regardless.
What Ukraine needs is not a leadership by restraint but a coalition of the determined. The United States of America can still join.
Greene's views on the war in Ukraine have been consistently anti-Ukrainian, causing even her fellow party members to sometimes lose patience...
Ekonomichna Pravda, in conjunction with Ukraine's Ministry for Communities, Territories and Infrastructure Development, held a conference entitled Rebuilding Ukraine: Why It Shouldn't Be Postponed Until Victory.
Sanctions against Russians are usually lifted when they die. This seems the likeliest outcome for most of Putin's supporters…
The Russians are finishing off Ukraine's flexible energy generation. What should Ukrainians prepare for in case of its complete destruction?
Bernard-Henri Lévy: "Europeans have a tendency to put everything on Putin's head. I hear all this bullshit. The real dictatorship is never one man imposing his will on passive people."
Support and reconstruction are two sides of the same coin. The UK's private sector can play an important role in Ukraine’s recovery.
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Espen Barth Eide: "You need air defence to defend yourself, but you're not winning the war with air defence. You're winning the war by something more."
Volodymyr Ohryzko: "It was mainly about economic bribery. The West continued to see Russia as its partner, so they forgave it everything."
The Register will be accessible to everyone, even people who don’t use Diia. We have to be honest though: we still have a long way to go...
Russia uses its nuclear weapons to intimidate the rest of humanity. Yet it is extremely vulnerable to its reliance on its own oil. All we have to do to save the world is turn off Russia's fuel tap.
Ukrainska Pravda reports on Ukrainian infantry troops' daily life under the largely Russian-controlled skies, with ammunition – and, critically, personnel – running low
