Amid the latest events in Ukraine, including corruption allegations involving the most influential figures in the state, it is important to understand how our European partners assess the state of democracy.

No topic irritates the EU more than agricultural integration. One only needs to recall the blockades of the Ukrainian border by Polish and other farmers to see the bias toward Ukraine's agricultural sector.

Włodzimierz Czarzasty from the Left party has become the new Marshal (Speaker) of the Polish Sejm.

According to official data from the Spanish government, since the start of the full-scale war Spain has carried out more than 100 military shipments to Ukraine worth over €2.8 billion.

The European Union reinstated tariff quotas for Ukraine this year, but with increased limits.

Budget battles around the European Union’s new multiannual financial framework are intensifying.

After the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office (SAPO) revealed details of a large-scale corruption scheme centred on Energoatom, and spilling over into other parts of the energy sector and even defence, Ukraine’s European partners were left to determine how to respond.

The longest shutdown in US history, 43 days of a partial federal government closure, has ended.

Events of the past week have once again brought the issue of high-level corruption in Ukraine to the forefront.

Digital transformation is one of modern Ukraine’s most tangible success stories. It has reshaped how citizens interact with the state and become a key part of the country’s path toward the European Union.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine showed Europeans that they cannot take their security for granted or rely on others for critical functions.

Lithuania has found itself in a state of permanent political crisis in recent months.

The European Commission’s Enlargement and Accession Report notes that despite the war, Ukraine has made good progress in agricultural policy and some progress in the area of food safety.

Ukraine has repeatedly declared that it is ready to start negotiations on joining the EU even today.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is not rescuing Polish politicians from imprisonment for the first time. He has offered shelter to several figures from Poland’s former ruling elite.