Alyona Getmanchuk

Director of the Center for New Europe, non-resident senior fellow, Atlantic Council

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The Uncertain States of America. What challenges to backing Ukraine are not addressed by aid bill adopted by Congress?

What Ukraine needs is not a leadership by restraint but a coalition of the determined. The United States of America can still join.

24 April 2024, 11:10 — Alyona Getmanchuk, New Europe Center — Long-reads and interviews

Ukraine's NATO Membership Needs no Action Plan, We Have to Leave 2008 Mistakes Behind

We need a new concept of relations with NATO and Ukraine's movement towards membership. Geopolitical reality requires speeding up this process.

14 April 2023, 10:53 — Sergiy Sydorenko, Alyona Getmanchuk, European Pravda, New Europe Center — Long-reads and interviews

Long-reads and interviews

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

Ukraine lays down two principles for future "tribunal for Putin"

Everyone agrees that a special tribunal for Putin is of the utmost importance, but they cannot agree on how it should look. But now, Kyiv has new hope...

29 April 2024 — Sergiy Sydorenko, European Pravda

Waiting for Putin: How the West’s desire to protect minorities has created a grey area in the Balkans

The Serbian government generates conflicts that give an opportunity to shout to the whole world about human rights violations of minorities in Kosovo and the undemocratic nature of the Kosovar government.

26 April 2024 — Yurii Panchenko, European Pravda, from Kosovo