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    Beyond the prosecutor's office: what the European Commission overlooked
    The formal implementation by Ukraine of individual recommendations, without a coherent institutional vision, is unlikely to deliver the expected results.
    26 December 2025, 16:27 — Gyunduz Mamedov, Deputy Prosecutor General of Ukraine (2019–2022)
    Plan B for Ukraine: how Orbán was barred from blocking Kyiv's EU bid
    As of today, the responsibility for EU accession lies solely with Ukraine. Whether the parliament, the president and the government can implement the necessary reforms is now entirely up to them.
    11 December 2025, 19:18 — Sergiy Sydorenko, European Pravda, from Lviv — Long-reads and interviews
    EU candidate ranking 2025: leaders, laggers and Ukraine’s critical crossroads
    The EU’s "positive" report on Ukraine is actually a wake-up call. It would take more than 20 years to join at the current rate! Meanwhile, Moldova is forging ahead and setting records...
    6 November 2025, 07:30 — Sergiy Sydorenko, European Pravda — Long-reads and interviews
    Ukraine warned but not punished: EU report assesses reforms and failures, setting the bar for Kyiv
    Brussels sees Ukraine as one of the frontrunners on the path to EU membership, while Kyiv has also faced candid criticism and a new set of demands…
    5 November 2025, 15:00 — Sergiy Sydorenko, European Pravda — Long-reads and interviews
    Frozen Eurointegration, thawed stagnation: how Ukraine’s justice system has changed over the past year
    The European Commission delivered rather clear and unambiguous signals to the Ukrainian government regarding rule-of-law reforms.
    5 November 2025, 14:30 — DEJURE Foundation — Long-reads and interviews
    Blow to judicial reform: what problems the Venice Commission's opinion on the vetting of judges brings
    Some of the Commission’s recommendations could, in the long run, significantly complicate or even make impossible the process of cleansing Ukraine’s judiciary and holding low-integrity judges accountable.
    16 October 2025, 09:52 — DEJURE Foundation, Anti-Corruption Action Centre — Long-reads and interviews
    Russian attacks on embassies in Kyiv, overcoming Orbán and money for Ukraine. An interview with the EU ambassador 
    Katarína Mathernová: "Everyone in Transcarpathia said: 'Don’t use the Hungarian minority as the reason for Ukraine not moving forward on the EU path'..."
    10 October 2025, 06:10 — Sergiy Sydorenko, European Pravda
    Has Ukraine earned the green light for EU talks? Insights from the Eastern Partnership Index
    How successful is Ukraine on its path toward democracy and European integration? And is that enough to start accession talks with the EU?
    2 September 2025, 10:35 — Yana Brovdiy, For European Pravda — Long-reads and interviews
    Time for accession talks: the EU must not use Orbán's veto to punish Ukraine
    We are certain that the European Union cares about Ukraine. But if it continues with its current strategy, this will be a huge mistake for Europe…
    26 August 2025, 13:00 — Editorial Board — Long-reads and interviews
    Ukraine2EU: How the EU is helping Ukraine prepare for membership amid current realities
    What is Ukraine doing to prepare for EU accession? And how come the European Union is helping Ukraine prepare for accession talks with the EU itself?
    30 July 2025, 09:00 — Sergiy Sydorenko, European Pravda — Long-reads and interviews
    Silence is no longer an option: the West must rethink its Ukraine policy
    There were two reasons that forced President Zelenskyy to change direction and agree to reverse a law that would have seriously jeopardised Ukraine’s future within Europe.
    25 July 2025, 16:20 — Editorial Board, by European Pravda — Long-reads and interviews
    How Zelenskyy undermined Ukraine's path to EU membership and what happens next
    Hungarian President Viktor Orbán had worn the European Union down to the point that there was a growing willingness to ignore him, but Ukraine seemed determined to sabotage that plan.
    23 July 2025, 11:30 — Sergiy Sydorenko, European Pravda — Long-reads and interviews
    529 priorities instead of reforms: how the rule of law roadmap replaced real change
    The document developed by the Cabinet is impressive in scope, as it outlines 124 strategic outcomes and 529 key actions. But will this number actually help achieve real results?
    9 June 2025, 08:00 — Anti-Corruption Action Centre, DEJURE Foundation — Long-reads and interviews