Sergiy Sydorenko

Co-founder and co-editor of the European Pravda
editors@eurointegration.com.ua
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What May Be the Outcome of Orban’s War with Values
The EU has been actively discussing lately what they should do with Hungary.
Crimean Plume. Ukraine Clashes with the Belgian Foreign Minister over a Visit to the Occupied Peninsula
In late July 2021, a cultural festival, "Global Values," was organized specially for Vladimir Putin's family in occupied Ukrainian Sevastopol. The dictator's daughter, Ekaterina Tikhonova, personally supervised the event.
Hungary Picked the Dark Side. Over Again, as in 1939
The Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Péter Szijjártó, paid an official visit to Russia on Thursday, breaking the Western diplomatic blockade of the Putin regime.
"Russia Began Special Operation to Disrupt the Delivery of American Weapons"
Ukraine is getting ready to radically change the balance of frontline forces.
EU Failed to Manage Temporary Protection for Ukrainians: It Turned into Chaos
In late February, right when Russia invaded Ukraine, the European Union made an unprecedented decision: it opened its borders to Ukrainians fleeing the war, Russian shelling, missiles, and tanks. One week later, surprisingly fast for Eurobureaucracy, the EU unanimously adopted an implementing decision introducing temporary protection to persons fleeing Ukraine due to the war.
Not Only SAPO: Kyiv Should Pay Attention to Spartz's Demands Despite Conflict with Her
The main discussions in Ukraine related to the USA are definitely Victoria Spartz's statements.
Madrid Summit Became Historic for Ukraine and Changed the Attitude Towards the Alliance
The NATO summit has become, of course, historic. These words echoed from all the leaders in Madrid, and they are not an exaggeration.
Ukraine’s EU Membership Perspective Correlates with NATO Membership Path. Interview with Deputy Secretary General of NATO
Based on his country's example, the Romanian diplomat Mircea Geoană understands the peculiarities of the movement of Eastern European countries to NATO. He has taken over a significant part of communication with Kyiv and can explain NATO's processes and decisions regarding Ukraine. We interviewed him right before Alliance's summit in Madrid.
Ukraine Is One Step Closer to EU Membership. Process Won't Be Easy
Ukraine has become an official EU member candidate.
Ukraine Be Deprived of EU Candidacy without Reforms: Details of the Commission Opinion
June 17 was a very good day for Ukraine. Ukraine has won on this front: the European Commission has confirmed that it deserved candidate status.
No Obstacles to Joining NATO with Occupied Territories, - Former Minister of Defense
Andriy Zagorodnyuk: "Kyiv's demands to close the sky" were unrealistic. Ukraine will have to return to NATO membership but it needs to create "competitors of the Alliance"... "
Will the EU Offer Ukraine Candidate Status and What Defines It?
There have been a lot of changes in Ukraine's movement toward EU membership in the previous month. Ukrainian participants in the process radiate cautious optimism and have reason to do so.
Who Blocks Ukraine's Application for EU Membership?
Granting Ukraine candidate status should have been unquestionable but politics intervened. Several states persuade Brussels to say no to Kyiv.
Proving Genocide Committed by Putin, Lavrov, and the Russian Army. Interview of Ukrainian Lawyer
Anton Korynevych: "We have all seen Bucha, Irpin, and Gostomel, but we have not yet seen Mariupol and other cities where horrors have also occurred and continue."
"Ukraine Might Join NATO without MAP": U.S. Embassy Interview
Ukraine should win the war. And it's not us, but Ukraine should decide the terms for victory. We support Ukraine in whatever they feel a victory.