Interviews

Rob Jetten: Unless we offer Ukraine a clear path to EU, Russia won’t be the only country destabilising us
Prime Minister of the Netherlands: "Ukraine’s EU accession is also part of the new geopolitical world order."
We don't need Orbán to tell Ukraine how to join the EU: an interview with commissioner Marta Kos
Marta Kos: "We are talking about a few months. This is about the future of Europe. The principle is: change or die."
Peace talks, Ukraine’s EU and NATO ambitions, and more: аn interview with Ukraine’s foreign minister
Foreign minister Andrii Sybiha: "Holding the aggressor accountable is an indispensable element of a sustainable, dignified peace for Ukraine."
Ukrainians have made it clear: they are not dying for a corrupt country. An interview with Michael Gahler
Michael Gahler: "If there is a ceasefire without everything being under government control, there’s nothing to prevent the negotiation of your accession."
Russian attacks on embassies in Kyiv, overcoming Orbán and money for Ukraine. An interview with the EU ambassador 
Katarína Mathernová: "Everyone in Transcarpathia said: 'Don’t use the Hungarian minority as the reason for Ukraine not moving forward on the EU path'..."
If you wait for the US, you’ll wait too long. An interview with Anne Applebaum
Anne Applebaum: "If we examine what weapons the US has really sent to Ukraine, with these weapons valued at their real value, the Europeans are sending much more..."
Lithuanian FM: NATO membership is the most intimate relationship. We will be there with Ukraine
Kęstutis Budrys: "Article 5 is about me committing to you to die for your security because it is my security. This is how intimate it is. This is the most intimate relationship a human being can have."
UK military chief: Putin is at the core of this war, but people in Russia support his views
UK Chief of Defence Staff: "Our commitment is to guarantee you safe skies. This will also include British troops on the ground"...
Ukrainian ambassador: "Germany understands we need our people back to rebuild the country"
Ambassador Makeiev: "Germany’s stance on Ukraine in NATO has changed... We've started hearing statements from the country's leadership about German leadership on Ukraine."
From Brussels to Washington: Stefanishyna on her new role and Ukraine's EU path
"We began to face the biggest blows from neighbouring countries… We adopted a policy of 'unconditional love'."
European Defence Commissioner: "An attack on an EU and NATO member is a very real threat"
Andrius Kubilius: "If a truce is established in Ukraine, Russia will quickly stockpile enough weapons to launch a new aggression."
Lithuanian MEP: "Orbán’s government can now be called a 'regime'. The EU’s patience may run out"
"It could happen that Ukraine will not formally open any chapter in its EU accession negotiations until there are elections in Hungary. But only formally!"
Czech president on guarantees for Ukraine, concessions and the risk of war with NATO
Petr Pavel: "The war will most probably end up with a compromise.... The first part of the guarantees will be an agreement with the United States..."
"Ukraine shouldn’t sign up to any deal, even if Trump blackmails you": Gabrielius Landsbergis
"We’ve got to a situation where Putin does not need to betray Trump, as he is already getting all he wants. For now, the Russians are in an excellent position"
Tribunal on Russian aggression to start in 2025, no objections from Trump – interview
Alain Berset: "If there is no Court to consider certain crimes, we must create it. Our ambition is to create the tribunal this year."
"Fico’s lying again, but Slovakia isn’t just Fico": an interview with Slovakia's opposition leader
Michal Šimečka: "Anti-Ukrainian sentiment is being fuelled by Russian propaganda. That’s why it’s essential to show people in Slovakia that Ukraine never intended to harm our country."
No dialogue with Putin, Ukraine in NATO and plans for Trump. A major interview with foreign minister Andrii Sybiha
Andrii Sybiha: "For Ukraine, there is no substitute for NATO membership. And the ban on negotiations with Putin remains in force."
"We need to be tough on Trump. That’s what the world respects." An interview with the Czech foreign minister 
Jan Lipavský: "If the West leaves Ukraine, dictating that it gives something to Russia, the feeling of betrayal will last not for years, but for decades..."