Long-reads

It's just time for the EU to stop trying to sit on two chairs and take some final sanctions steps.

Ukraine's NATO accession remains on the table at Kyiv's insistence, but the media has shifted its attention to discussions about a potential peacekeeping mission in Ukraine...

The Finnish court's ruling will send a strong signal to companies engaged in arbitration disputes with Russia over compensation for damages caused by its aggression against Ukraine.

We have faced extraordinary challenges together in building the foundations for reform and adapting to the unprecedented wartime realities.

Details of interactions with President Zelenskyy and Andrii Yermak, Head of the President’s Office, insights into how reforms were pushed through, and the role of WhatsApp in Ukrainian politics...  

The idea of a military ombudsman is not new and has already been successfully implemented in several countries. But what model would work for Ukraine?

Ukraine's strategic goal – NATO membership – remains unchanged, but its tactics have been radically revised. Kyiv opposes bilateral guarantees from nuclear states...

Pomianowski: "A scenario where Trump hands Ukraine over to Putin, I don't consider a serious one..."

One of the leading Canadian journalists was recruited in the USSR. And now he is engaged in discrediting Ukrainians.

All the EU candidates have faced issues with the pace of alignment this year. But Ukraine’s situation is of utmost importance to us…

The EU enlargement report has shown little progress in Ukraine's justice reform. In order to succeed, the EU needs to clearly indicate what Kyiv needs to do.

JD Vance is a fierce opponent of aid to Ukraine, but his Ukrainian American constituents attempted to change this stance.

The European Commission has sent a clear message that it does not expect elections in Ukraine until martial law is lifted. It also defended the opposition and criticised the national 24/7 newscast. 

If Alexandr Stoianoglo becomes Moldova’s president, it could have a profound impact on Ukraine. The country could shift in a less favourable direction for war-torn Ukraine.

Today almost nothing is left of the mobilization that brought a coalition led by Donald Tusk to power in Poland nearly a year ago.

The existence of the separatist regime is sustained by Russian gas, but sooner or later, this source will disappear...

Confiscation of the Russian assets will be perhaps the only way to ensure compensation to victims and survivors under the international compensation mechanism.

Ukraine's partners have concerns about our ability to manage billions in the event of full confiscation. There are mechanisms that can alleviate these concerns...