Peaceful Europe is not being hit where it traditionally believed itself strongest, but where it had grown used to expecting no blow at all: critical infrastructure.
9 January 2026 — Mariia Tsaturian, For European Pravda
The formal implementation by Ukraine of individual recommendations, without a coherent institutional vision, is unlikely to deliver the expected results.
The most serious risk, however, is that Russia has gained a new negotiating "card" as a result of this prolonged process. It is entirely plausible that, in a few years, the same Kirill Dmitriev could approach the EU with a proposal to "repay" this loan directly in exchange for the lifting of sanctions.
23 December 2025, 09:00 — Ivan Horodysky, Serhiy Verlanov, For European Pravda
The real question is not whether Ukraine has the capacity to win, but whether that is what we want. Ukraine's victory is unequivocally in Europe's interest.
The establishment of the Compensation Commission, as well as the earlier creation of the Register of Damage, represents a major achievement of Ukrainian diplomacy. However, no such commission can be considered fully successful without adequate funding for the payment of compensation.
18 December 2025, 10:10 — Ivan Horodysky, For European Pravda
As of today, the responsibility for EU accession lies solely with Ukraine. Whether the parliament, the president and the government can implement the necessary reforms is now entirely up to them.
11 December 2025, 19:18 — Sergiy Sydorenko, European Pravda, from Lviv
Russia and the US are jointly destroying the remaining international rules established after World War II. "The consequence will be more armed attacks," they acknowledge in Europe…
4 December 2025, 09:35 — Sergiy Sydorenko, European Pravda, from Brussels