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The Council of Europe proposed transferring Russian funds to Kyiv in accordance with a European Court of Human Rights ruling. Here, we are explaining the details of this initiative.

Budapest clearly understands that in fact the actions of the Hungarian state and Magyar personally are also punishing the Hungarian minority in Zakarpattia...

Sikorski: "Be careful how you choose your heroes from the past, because some of them have a mixed record, shall we say. And if you have people who have stained their reputation by conducting war crimes, then don’t be surprised if there’s a reaction abroad."

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

Eugene Vindman: "I hope that the Russia sanctions package bill will hit the floor next week. There are some complications with the law that are very separate from support for Ukraine."

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?

Alexander Stubb: "Eventually there will be a day when perhaps Russia understands that it has lost this war. For that, we work a lot with the Americans."

Zazo: "Italy is more cautious on military support, but NATO membership is not a very sensitive issue. Italy will support what the big countries decide."

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.