Long-reads

One may think that ordinary people are ready to give up to save a life. But we aren't. The opinion poll held last week confirmed "NO" to Russian demands. 

The coming weeks and months must be decisive for the fate and future of Ukraine, determining their development for many generations to come.

...That day NATO membership will also become a reality. That is, of course, if the Ukrainian government and society do not recklessly abandon it now.

This is a matter of national life or death. Her final words were: "I respectfully urge the court to issue your order with utmost urgency. We are in your hands."

As you read this letter, Ukrainian children are dying under the deliberate Russian air strikes on civilian areas, hospitals, and schools...

It is not the first such declaration in history. A similar one was signed during the Second World War, which subsequently resulted in the Nuremberg trials where Nazi leaders were tried for war crimes. 

I write this with a loud airborne alert in Kyiv, but I don't leave to the shelter. Amazing how quickly people are used to the new danger – I hardly react to sirens unless I hear blasts nearby.  

This position of Tbilisi has provoked sharp criticism in Georgia. Georgia is not only the government, it is above all the Georgian people.

The world will be a different place after this war. It will be a different Ukraine, it will be a different European Union. Even Russia will be different.

We used a distorted image of victory in World War II - in cinema, mass culture and education.

The entire population united to resist the invasion. Ukrainian moral was high, they supported their army and their government. They were proud and defiant.

The war of the Ukrainian people against Russian invaders continues on many fronts. Now another front is starting - a legal war.

Russia must cease its military operations immediately, and to unconditionally withdraw from the entire territory of Ukraine.

The sanctions should also target ordinary Russian citizens. Those should suffer. Painfully. Even if goes contrary to the "matrix" of the democratic world. 

Vladimir Putin's war crimes and crimes against the peace of the Kremlin leadership must be punished. Time for dialogue and unjustified hopes is exhausted.

"Today we need much more than hope. We need swift, concrete and resolute actions". Speech by the Minister Dmytro Kuleba

There is a doubt that Russia is a member of the United Nations at all. European Pravda spoke with Ambassador Sergiy Kyslytsa, Ukraine's envoy to the UN.

Canada and its government are known for their pro-Ukrainian stance and criticism of Russia. It is, therefore, surprising that, unlike many other countries, Ottawa has chosen not to give Ukraine lethal weapons.