Sergiy Sydorenko

Co-founder and co-editor of the European Pravda
editors@eurointegration.com.ua
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Mayor of Budapest: "I Do Feel Shame Orban's Hungary Seen as Country Siding With Russia"
Elected in 2019, the mayor of Budapest, Gergely Karácsony, remains the most popular city politician and represents the "other Hungary", which position is almost unknown in Ukraine.
Fading Nuclear Threat: West No Longer Scared of Russian Nuclear Strike on Ukraine
It makes more sense for Putin not to launch nuclear weapons but only to use it as a threat... The West sees the decline of the direct nuclear threat...
Russia Will Lose Crimea and Suffer for Decades After Putin: US Senator Risch Interview
"European Pravda" has had a chance to speak with Senator Risch in Canada, on the sidelines of the Halifax Security Forum. He attends it as the head of the American Congress delegation. The politician is actively working on new weaponry for Ukraine. But he admits: you have to be realistic, including jets. However, he has not the slightest doubt about Ukraine's victory.
Ukraine Failing Its Own Strategy To Meet EU Requirements Swiftly
Kyiv has been desperately fighting to start formal EU accession negotiations in previous months. The Ukrainian government got outraged by the fact that the European Commission had postponed by a year the assessment of Ukraine's progress in the implementation of the so-called "Seven requirements" defined by the European Commission. Without their fulfillment, it is impossible to start accession negotiations.
Ukraine Considers Dangerous Idea of Establishing Ministry of EU Accession. Not Everyone Supports It
Ukraine plans to merge some ministries and establish the Ministry of European Integration, which is responsible for joining the EU and possibly NATO. The uniqueness of the decision is that the Ministry of Culture and Information Policy is preparing to "absorb" the Ministry of European Integration.
How To Treat Viktor Orbán: Depth of Hungarian Crisis and Ways Out of It
With the full-scale war, the Hungarian government led by Viktor Orbán not only did not cut off ties with his Russian friend Vladimir Putin but, on the contrary, is getting even closer to him.
Details of G20 Summit. Russia Forces the World To Turn a Blind Eye to Its Aggression. West Plays Along
The G20 Heads of State and Government Summit will kick off in Indonesia in exactly one week. "European Pravda" learned the draft decisions of this meeting and discovered that it carries a serious, albeit hidden, danger for Ukraine and the world. The Western partners do not realise they are handing the trump cards to the Russian aggressor.
Russian Grain Deal U-Turn Leaves Putin Humiliated and Erdoğan Jubilant
Three and a half days took for Putin's U-turn to officially restore Russia's participation in the so-called "grain deal." This happened primarily because of Turkish pressure. Turkish President Erdoğan won the most in the new agreements with Putin.
Attack on Moldova. How Kremlin Weaponised Gas to Fight against Pro-Western Authorities
The US ambassador to Moldova made a reassuring statement this week. According to American intelligence, there are no signs pointing to a threat of an attack by Russia on Moldova. However, the attack is already there but in a hybrid form.
Re-Launching Grain Deal. How to Save Ukraine's Black Sea Exports after Russia's Demarche
On Saturday evening, the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation announced Russia's withdrawal from the UN-led Black Sea Grain deal on the safe sea export of agricultural products from Ukraine. Russia responded this way to what it called a major Ukrainian drone attack on its fleet in Russia-annexed Crimea. However, it lacks logic.
Not Only Putin Behind Genocide. Entire Russia Should Be also Tried for Utmost Crime
Russia could become the first state convicted of genocide. However, Ukraine's cautious position is an obstacle to condemning the Russian Federation.
Hungary's Spoke in the Wheel. How Brussels Slows Down Ukraine's and Moldova's EU Accession
Ukraine feels difficulties when its file manages European Commissioner for Neighbourhood and Enlargement, Olivér Várhelyi. At Kyiv's persuasion, the commissioner appointed from Hungary aims to slow down and block Ukraine's movement towards EU membership.
European Political Community Should Change Its Name – Zelenskyy's Aide
The word "peace" is not only peace as it is. It applies to all spheres, including economy, energy security, and military security.
"Putin Can Backstab Ukraine from Moldova. But Transnistria Does Not Want to Fight" - Interview with Moldovan MP
What is the likelihood of an attack on Ukraine from Transnistria? And what is the future of this separatist region when the Russian-Ukrainian war ends? The Member of the Parliament of Moldova, Oazu Nantoi, answered these questions and more in his interview with "EuroPravda."
Ukraine Demands "Accelerated Accession" to NATO. What Is behind This Decision?
September 30 was a difficult day for the world community. Russian leader Vladimir Putin, who had come down to direct nuclear threats in his aggression against Ukraine a week earlier, moved to formally annex four Ukrainian territories in the East and South.