Long-reads

Two Goals for NATO Summit: Ukraine Explains Its Demand to Allies
Ukraine now acknowledges that NATO membership at war is not feasible. However, this does not stop the Alliance from politically inviting Ukraine to membership right now.
Appeal of Ukrainian Civil Society Organizations to NATO Leaders ahead of Vilnius Summit
Contrary to popular belief, NATO does not have restrictions on inviting new countries to join, even if they are at war. Accession of Ukraine will strengthen Euro-Atlantic security...
Recovery Begins during War: What Does UK Offer to Ukrainian Businesses?
War creates obstacles to establishing business connections. We have announced two initiatives to help address this issue.
Venice Smells Like Russia: How Council of Europe Body Finds a Way to Undermine Ukraine's EU Future
Ukraine will not comply with such absurd recommendations from the Venice Commission, no matter what is at stake. However, this decision will be used to hinder Ukraine's progress toward EU membership...
Swiss Propaganda-Driven Vote? Why Should We Unblock Assistance Package for Ukraine
We should not be naïve about Russia’s influence on Swiss politics. As the financial argument of the denial is hence quite weak – or naïve or egoist.
How Tbilisi Destroying Strategic Partnership with Kyiv by Resuming Flights with Russia
It turns out that Tbilisi's assurances of respect for Ukraine's territorial integrity are worth nothing. They are willing to allow an airline operating in occupied Crimea.
Ukraine's Prosecutor Service like in Europe: What Needs to Be Improved in Times of War
Did Ukraine build a European-style prosecutor's office? Well, no, it only created all the needed conditions. Since the times of Yanukovych though, the prosecutor's office has definitely become more effective.
EU Mistake and Farmers' Lobby: Polish Business Perspective Agrarian Conflict with Ukraine
Why did the Polish government impose restrictions on Ukrainian agricultural exports? What consequences will this ban have?
Russian Funds for Ukrainian Victims: What European Leaders Agreed on at Reykjavik Summit
"European Pravda" explains who will be entitled to a share of Russian money and how the new mechanism, which is a victory for Ukraine and its citizens, will work."
Seven EU Requirements for Ukraine: Accession Negotiations Getting Closer
Ukraine is getting closer to timely fulfilling the seven criteria, or the requirements, obtained with EU candidate status.
Ukrainian Players Aim to Control Constitutional Court, Forcing Europe to Greenlight It
The EU does not realise that it gives "permission" to manipulate emotions for political purposes. The Venice Commission is again prepared to soften their position...
EU-Ukraine Grain Deal: Details of Brussels Proposal to Resolve Export and Trade Crisis
Why does the European Commission propose to impose restrictions against Ukrainian exports, although it had previously criticised similar decisions? How can Ukraine get out of this crisis without harming itself?
Ukraine's NATO Membership Needs no Action Plan, We Have to Leave 2008 Mistakes Behind
We need a new concept of relations with NATO and Ukraine's movement towards membership. Geopolitical reality requires speeding up this process.
"Putin Tribunal" to Indict about 20 Russians: Interview with Ukraine's Envoye for War Trials
Anton Korynevych: "To reach a verdict against Putin while he is sitting in a bunker, we need a trial in absentia. This is real."
Dirty Russian Money in Favour of Ukraine: Plans on How to Do It in Europe
How can such assets be searched for? What problems in this matter already exist in the European legislation, which of them can be solved, and which are still pending?
How Russian Nukes in Belarus Undermine China's Xi Authority Instead of Scaring NATO
In order not to stand up for "red lines", Russia copied the US nuclear tactics. But Putin did not see how Xi Jinping's authority was reduced to ashes.
EU Criteria Assessment for Ukraine Expected in May; Kyiv Keen to Meet All but One
The Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration Olha Stefanishyna states that the first evaluation of the European Commission regarding Ukraine's progress in fulfilling the "candidate criteria" will be presented in May, and by then, Kyiv will complete the implementation of most of them.
Support Ukraine Punishing Aggressor: What Does EU Need to Do for Peace
We all want peace. The Ukrainians the most. But peace without freedom and peace without justice is no peace at all...