Sergiy Sydorenko

Co-founder and co-editor of the European Pravda
editors@eurointegration.com.ua
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Coup Attempt in Moldova: Sandu Nominates New Prime Minister Facing Russia's Threat
"The plan envisages the use of people from outside the country for violent actions in Moldova. They are planning violent actions, including attacks on some state institutions and taking hostages," the president of Moldova said.
New Level of Transnistrian Conflict: Moldova Takes a Step to Ruin Pro-Russian Separatist Regime
Based on the law, the economic blockade of Transnistria should begin, and conciliatory negotiations with the separatists should change to coercion for reintegration...
How Brussels Assesses Kyiv's Readiness to Join the EU: Analytical Report
The level of European integration of Ukraine is chaotic, unsystematic... For the success of the move to the EU, one must not forget two components...
Seven Steps for Ukraine's EU Future. How Does Kyiv Implement Brussels' Checklist?
The EU decision requires Ukraine to fully implement each of the recommendations. Half a year after obtaining candidate status, this goal has not been achieved on any criteria...
Council of Europe Prepares the Creation of Tribunal for Putin and Russian Leadership
A "single crime trial" should be created in The Hague to punish the leadership of Russia and Belarus for the crime of aggression against Ukraine...
Russia Lost Donbas Case at First International Court. What Does It Mean
The decision has become an astonishing victory for Ukraine. It will have real financial benefits for many Ukrainian businesses, and in some places for ordinary citizens...
Boris Johnson: I Believe That Ukraine Will Retake Crimea and Donbas, but Russia Will Not Dissolve
"Whenever my colleagues from other European capitals began to think about some peace plan, the idea crumbled immediately: you can't negotiate with Putin because he's so patently untrustworthy..."
Price of Saving Ukraine. On What Conditions EU Allocates €18 Billion to Kyiv
"European Pravda" has found out on what conditions the EU will transfer Kyiv €18 billion...
"Violence Is Part of Russian Mindset, Not Many Understand That". Interview with Russian-German Expert
The most complicated issue that the Germans have to overcome is that the murders, rapes, and other war crimes in Ukraine support the vast majority of Russians.
International Court in Strasbourg to Prove That Donbas Was Occupied by Russia, Not "Separatists" in 2014
The ECtHR decision should legally establish that Donbas has been occupied by the Russian Federation since 2014. This is beyond important from the point of view of the inevitable financial punishment of Russia.
Ukraine's South and East Believed in NATO: What Do Regions Think of Ukraine's Future
Ukrainians believe more in joining NATO than the EU! Eurosceptic regions tend to equalise European integration and reforms.
Time to Put an End to the Frozen Conflict in Transnistria. Ukraine and the West Can Do It
The defeat of Russia in Ukraine does not mean the liquidation of the army in Transnistria... When Kyiv acts on it, it is important not to collapse the economy of Moldova...
Not Eternal Orbán: How To Overcome Crisis Between Ukraine and Hungary
Hungary has faced a financial crisis capable of collapsing its economy... Europe has never been as negative towards the Hungarian government as it is now...
Explosion in Embassy That Should Change Spain's Policy on Weapon Supply to Ukraine
It has been a sudden flare-up of "letter terrorism" in Spain. In two days, high-ranking officials and foreign diplomatic institutions received several dangerous parcels with a flammable substance. They all share one trait - they are involved in helping Ukraine in the fight against the Russian aggressor.
"We Consider Nuclear Weapons While Frontline Reminds Us WWI"
Pekka Haavisto: "There have been many wars that included a nuclear and a non-nuclear state. It doesn't guarantee that nuclear power always says the last word in the conflict."