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    Sergiy Sydorenko

    Co-founder and co-editor of the European Pravda
    editors@eurointegration.com.ua
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    No Peace, No Guarantees. Istanbul Ukraine-Russia War Talks Details and Results
    There will be no NATO-like guarantees. If Ukraine voluntarily refuses to join NATO, it is its choice, and it should bear the consequences.
    30 March 2022, 18:00 — Sergiy Sydorenko, European Pravda — Long-reads and interviews
    A Scared Alliance. Why NATO Did not Agree to Respond to Putin's Nuclear and Chemical Threats
    The situation will probably change soon. But will the Alliance ready for this? Or it will regret that the chance to stop Putin with moderate losses is completely lost.
    26 March 2022, 12:20 — Sergiy Sydorenko, European Pravda — Long-reads and interviews
    From Lithuania to Hungary: who in the EU supports and who hinders Ukraine’s path to the EU
    Zelensky ended his speech by mentioning the state that is currently a key opponent of the country's integration into the EU - Germany...
    25 March 2022, 02:25 — Sergiy Sydorenko, European Pravda — Long-reads and interviews
    Ukraine Seeks an Alternative to NATO. Details and Consequences of the New, Yet not Approved Policy
    Our chances to join NATO has become high for the first time. If Ukraine does not abandon its Euro-Atlantic aspirations now, it could become a member of NATO much faster than many imagine. 
    24 March 2022, 16:44 — Sergiy Sydorenko, Dr. Hanna Shelest, for European Pravda — Long-reads and interviews
    The S-300 Air Defense System from Greece Could Prevent the Massacre in Mariupol
    Greece, which celebrates its Independence Day on March 25, should understand the importance of Ukraine's struggle for independence.
    21 March 2022, 08:12 — Sergiy Sydorenko, European Pravda
    Ukraine's Road to Candidacy: Details of the Commission Plan to Move Ukraine Closer to the EU
    Ukraine will be a member of the EU, but soon our accession process will be slowed down till basic security issues are resolved...
    19 March 2022, 15:05 — Sergiy Sydorenko, European Pravda — Long-reads and interviews
    As Russia Is Raising Stakes in Negotiations, the EU Decision Is Badly Needed
    One may think that ordinary people are ready to give up to save a life. But we aren't. The opinion poll held last week confirmed "NO" to Russian demands. 
    12 March 2022, 13:20 — Sergiy Sydorenko, European Pravda, for Berlingske — Long-reads and interviews
    The path to EU membership. How Ukrainians abroad can determine the future of the state
    The coming weeks and months must be decisive for the fate and future of Ukraine, determining their development for many generations to come.
    9 March 2022, 16:35 — Sergiy Sydorenko, European Pravda — Long-reads and interviews
    Russia against the World: When to Expect the ICJ, UN Court's Order against the Kremlin
    This is a matter of national life or death. Her final words were: "I respectfully urge the court to issue your order with utmost urgency. We are in your hands."
    8 March 2022, 16:18 — Mykhailo Soldatenko, Sergiy Sydorenko, Dmytro Soldatenko — Long-reads and interviews
    Ukraine will win the war, but that is not enough
    I write this with a loud airborne alert in Kyiv, but I don't leave to the shelter. Amazing how quickly people are used to the new danger – I hardly react to sirens unless I hear blasts nearby.  
    5 March 2022, 11:13 — Sergiy Sydorenko, European Pravda
    Isolation and Suffering: What to Expect from Putin and Russia under the Sanctions 
    The sanctions should also target ordinary Russian citizens. Those should suffer. Painfully. Even if goes contrary to the "matrix" of the democratic world. 
    27 February 2022, 08:55 — Sergiy Sydorenko, European Pravda — Long-reads and interviews
    "We’ve heard that Ukraine wants to join NATO". Deputy Secretary of State interview
    What to expect if a major Russian invasion does not occur? What is a red line for tough US sanctions against Russia and Putin?
    16 February 2022, 08:05 — Sergiy Sydorenko, Sevgil Musaieva
    Russia Has Illegally Gained UN Security Council Seat. It Should Be Fixed
    There is a doubt that Russia is a member of the United Nations at all. European Pravda spoke with Ambassador Sergiy Kyslytsa, Ukraine's envoy to the UN.
    8 February 2022, 09:58 — Sergiy Sydorenko, European Pravda — Long-reads and interviews
    No Single Word about Membership: How Ukraine and NATO Can Jointly Change Reality
    NATO Compatibility Plan does not contradict the Annual National Programmes; it strengthens and supplements them with important components which ANP currently misses
    2 July 2021, 17:27 — Sergiy Sydorenko, Olena Halushka — Long-reads and interviews