Anka Feldhusen

Ambassador of Germany in Ukraine

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Wartime Diplomacy. Memories of German Ambassador to Ukraine about One-Year Work at War

"When we received instructions during the night of February 23/24 to leave Kyiv, we still had hopes nothing would happen..."

23 February 2023, 10:35 — Anka Feldhusen, German Ambassador to Ukraine — Long-reads and interviews

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Negotiations or capitulation? How the view of Ukraine peace talks needs to change

Some Western countries, due to constant threats from Moscow, are afraid to acknowledge that Russia is an enemy that must be defeated. In doing so, the West harms itself…

13 May 2024 — Sergiy Solodkyy, for European Pravda

Europe Day’s Ukrainian dimension. Why Ukraine is important to the EU

As a full EU member, Ukraine will undoubtedly become stronger. But its integration will also strengthen the European Union itself.

9 May 2024 — Olga Stefanishyna, Deputy Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration of Ukraine

Ukraine has received Western weapons with permission to hit Russia. An interview with Latvia's Foreign Minister

Baiba Braže: "Ukraine can strike not only Ukraine's sovereign territory but also those places from where Russia is attacking, because that's covered by international law."

2 May 2024 — Sergiy Sydorenko, European Pravda