Long-reads

The fate of US aid to Ukraine depends on whether the new Speaker of the House of Representatives can strike a balance between negotiating with the Democrats and appeasing the right-wing radicals.

A new conflict is brewing between Ukraine and Poland. This time it is about freight transport. Is there any chance to resolve this dispute through compromise?

Key European capitals have begun to hear Ukraine's arguments. Now, everything needs to be done to make this idea prevail in the EU.

Key ministerial positions in the new government of Slovakia have been given to individuals known for their criticism of EU policies, including those concerning Ukraine.

Initiated in 2022, the European Union project "Solidarity Lanes" has become a tool that ensures the real Ukraine's EU integration.

The Polish elections have become a kind of mirror, meant to show what the political model of Central Europe will be and how it will affect our prospects.

Harold Koh: "In the fall of 2021, there was a chance that Putin would invade. We developed a theory for that possibility."

Ilze Znotina: To establish a training system and gain the trust of other nations is crucial.

lze Znotina: Success of sanctions is pivotal for Ukraine's victory in the ongoing war

Andrii Zahorodniuk: "Every time we achieve significant success, it doesn't happen the way our American partners expected."

It is time to prepare for all scenarios in the United States, given that in Washington, they are publicly discussing reducing or even discontinuing aid to Ukraine...

Ukraine's future accession is currently treated as a fact in internal discussions within the EU. However, experts warn against excessive optimism.

The average score for meeting the (accession) conditions is 8 out of 10. There is a couple of problems: the "PEP law" and parliamentary resistance...

"573 days ago, Russia launched a brutal, full-scale military assault on Ukraine. This is a war of annihilation, imperialism, conquest and atrocity..."

Russia's agent built his presentation on fake historical claims about Nazi Ukraine and accused President Zelenskyy personally of supporting Nazism.

Export self-restriction, to which Kyiv has reluctantly agreed, would be a violation of trade rules, and this violation would be on Ukraine's side.

The approaching European elections have influenced the priorities, which is quite evident from Ursula von der Leyen's recent address.

What is really happening between Ukraine and Poland? Do the current issues have an electoral nature or are they systemic? Will they only intensify in the future?