Sergiy Sydorenko

Co-founder and co-editor of the European Pravda
editors@eurointegration.com.ua
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No promises, just funding: NATO Hague summit to approve new ways to support Ukraine in fight
When it comes to military assistance for the Ukrainian Armed Forces, there may be genuinely good news. NATO is leaning toward a framework that would streamline funding for weapons – and potentially more– for Ukraine...
Orbán seeks "war" between Hungary and Ukraine: why, and what are the dangers?
Kyiv has made several blunders that have provided Orbán with arguments to support his propaganda. Fortunately, they were not critical.
"Plan B" for Ukraine's EU accession: how Brussels is preparing to overcome Hungary's veto
Brussels is preparing a plan to start negotiations with Ukraine that bypass Hungary, while Ukraine and the EU have taken the first legal steps within the framework of this plan...
European Defence Commissioner: "An attack on an EU and NATO member is a very real threat"
Andrius Kubilius: "If a truce is established in Ukraine, Russia will quickly stockpile enough weapons to launch a new aggression."
Trial for Lavrov and Putin: all about the tribunal for Russia that received Europe's blessing
Tribunal for Russian leaders to be set up in The Hague: who spoiled Putin's celebration, and how will this "new Nuremberg" work?
Lithuanian MEP: "Orbán’s government can now be called a 'regime'. The EU’s patience may run out"
"It could happen that Ukraine will not formally open any chapter in its EU accession negotiations until there are elections in Hungary. But only formally!"
Orbán sidelines Ukraine, helps Moldova. What might happen to Kyiv's EU dream with Hungary's veto
Moldova could overtake Ukraine on the path to EU membership. The European Union is preparing to launch accession talks with Chișinău in September, but not with Kyiv…
100 days that reshaped the world: what has President Trump done, and can it ever be reversed?
Over the past 100 days, the world has changed. These changes are here to stay. The role of global policeman is incompatible with Trump’s actions, and not only regarding Ukraine...
Speedy deal, strategic gains: inside the US-Ukraine mineral agreement timeline
For Ukraine, the memorandum of intent brings some tactical advantages. It links US assistance to the 1994 Budapest Memorandum, under which Ukraine gave up its nuclear arsenal...
With Trump at any cost? What Europe is ready to sacrifice to keep NATO united and US as ally
Although the desire to keep the US in the Alliance is strong, there are limits to the allies' efforts. The prospect of a US exit from NATO is becoming increasingly likely…  
Ceasefire on Moscow’s terms? How peace talks in Riyadh made US redraw its red lines on Ukraine
The Kremlin has managed to impose its version of an "energy ceasefire" on the US, conveniently "forgetting" to extend it to Ukrainian oil and gas facilities.  
Czech president on guarantees for Ukraine, concessions and the risk of war with NATO
Petr Pavel: "The war will most probably end up with a compromise.... The first part of the guarantees will be an agreement with the United States..."
Trump loses round one: behind the US-Russia talks and the changes they bring for Ukraine
The Kremlin leader’s main goal, which he does not even try to hide, is to legitimise the annexation of Ukrainian territories.  
"Coalition of the willing" for Ukraine and the EU: how a new security alliance can save trust in Brussels
In the near future, the EU may face serious image problems in Ukraine. Preventing this is a shared task for both Brussels and Kyiv...
US fast-track deal with Ukraine: behind Kyiv's fight to secure sovereignty and Trump's PR win
Is the current agreement good for Ukraine? Yes! Just a few days ago, the terms ranged from bad to catastrophic, but now its whole philosophy has been transformed. The US and Donald Trump personally are not losing out either.