Sergiy Sydorenko

Co-founder and co-editor of the European Pravda
editors@eurointegration.com.ua
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A NATO summit full of surprises: how Zelenskyy secured more than expected from Trump
Relations between Zelenskyy and the US president have been getting warmer, and the American leader plays a special role within NATO.
"Zelenskyy made a mistake. We should avoid handing over Polish-Ukrainian relations to radicals"
Kwaśniewski: "Budanov came to clean up the situation, to facilitate next steps, but that didn’t happen. Ukraine will be a topic in the next elections."
Halfway to the deadline, Ukraine scores 15% on the EU’s priority reforms plan
Half of the allotted time has passed, yet progress on the plan amounts to only 15 points out of 100 – and most of that is preparatory work rather than reforms that have actually been launched.
Full EU membership plus an add-on for Ukraine: Germany’s ambassador in Kyiv defends Merz proposal
Heiko Thoms: "I don't see the letter by President Zelenskyy as going against the proposal. On the contrary, I find that he, in his own way, expresses support for many elements of Merz’s proposal."
Six ways Merz’s "EU associate membership" idea could benefit Ukraine: a view from Brussels
Klaus Welle does not use the term "associate membership", which has provoked resistance in Ukraine. However, he considers many elements of Merz's proposal beneficial for Ukraine.
Ukraine has rejected "associate membership". What should the EU offer instead?
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, in a letter to the EU, has been highly critical of proposals by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz regarding "associate membership" for Ukraine, calling them half-measures.
Anti-corruption rollback? Ukraine revises its five-year strategy, cutting some EU commitments
This is about the updated Anti-Corruption Strategy for 2026-2030, which Ukraine is required to adopt as one of its EU accession commitments.
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