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For middle powers such as Canada, Ukraine is becoming something close to a guide to this new security reality.

Le Pen's advantage is not that France has embraced her, but that the old machinery for stopping her has weakened.

What is most obviously terroristic is the daily launch of drones and missiles targeting Ukrainian civilians.

Is it worth creating a long-term dependence on Russian technology in critical infrastructure if the EU’s strategic goal is to move in the opposite direction?

We pay tribute to every Ukrainian fighting to maintain your right to live in a country of your own making.

Both modern Ukraine and Kosovo emerged from decaying, splintering multinational socialist federations, which a century later still refuse to accept respectively Ukraine's and Kosovo's legitimacy and territorial integrity.

France succeeded in removing RT France from the air. It has found it far harder to respond when comparable narratives are chosen, translated and legitimised by French media themselves.

The greatest challenge facing the ICC lies not only in the quality of its decisions but also in its ability to ensure their enforcement.

The situation demonstrates that the current EU legal framework is not equipped to address today's security challenges.

France’s far-right leader Marine Le Pen is comfortably leading the presidential polls. Can she win?

Ukraine needs to answer honestly: at our current reform speed, what pace can we actually expect?

Relations between Zelenskyy and the US president have been getting warmer, and the American leader plays a special role within NATO.

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Half of the allotted time has passed, yet progress on the plan amounts to only 15 points out of 100 – and most of that is preparatory work rather than reforms that have actually been launched.

The G7 adopted a Ukraine-friendly declaration in Évian, though the real test will be whether its commitments are ultimately delivered upon.

Poland’s political landscape is saturated with anti-Ukrainian narratives and xenophobia. But President Zelenskyy must travel to Poland this week.

If Ukraine ultimately wants to join the European Union, it will have to integrate into the EU’s Emissions Trading System.

If such a reform is accepted as fulfilling Ukraine's commitments and all related funding is disbursed, it will send a clear message to the authorities: violations of obligations carry no consequences and will ultimately be forgiven.