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Spartz vs Yermak: What Caused Scandalous Allegations in U.S. Congress

Victoria Spartz, a member of the U.S. House of Representatives of Ukrainian origin, accused both the American and Ukrainian leadership last weekend.

Officially gone missing, in reality a Russian prisoner: The story of a 19-year-old marine who defended Mariupol

Mamuka Mamulashvili, Commander of the Georgian Legion: Ukraine is the only country to take on the challenge of the barbaric terrorist state that is Russia

New Enlargement Plan: When Ukraine to Become EU Member

It has been more than 130 days since Russia’s war against Ukraine began. Ukraine has shown that it is able to defend itself and win the war, too, with the assistance from the EU and the international community. However, the war can be protracted. Ukraine and the EU need to prepare for such a scenario.

War, values, and money: a puzzle for the world’s most valuable brands to solve

"The atrocities committed by the Russians are their reaction to the fact that they are nobody in their own country." Interview with a historian

From Hermitage to music bands: Here’s the true reach of propaganda that makes Russians love war

Enough Is Enough. Time for Ukraine to Cut Ties with Belarus

When do we expect sanctions to change Putin's mind: an article by the EU's top diplomat

Are the sanctions against Russia useful? Yes, they are already hitting Vladimir Putin and his accomplices hard and their effects on the Russian economy will increase over time.

Security Guarantees on the Way to NATO: What Ukraine Can Count On

Ukraine and international experts will look for optimal security guarantees.

Madrid Summit Became Historic for Ukraine and Changed the Attitude Towards the Alliance

The NATO summit has become, of course, historic. These words echoed from all the leaders in Madrid, and they are not an exaggeration.

The Kazakh Banderite: a former marine from Kazakhstan joins the Ukrainian Armed Forces to defend Ukraine

The Demographic Tragedy of Ukraine: A Second Holomodor?

Ukraine’s EU Membership Perspective Correlates with NATO Membership Path. Interview with Deputy Secretary General of NATO

Deputy Secretary General of NATO Mircea Geoană can be described as "Ukraine's chief" in the Alliance, although this is not his official duty.

Ukraine Is One Step Closer to EU Membership. Process Won't Be Easy

Ukraine has become an official EU member candidate. This news, which seemed absurd and impossible before February 24, has become a reality.

Five Reasons Why Hungary Supported Ukraine's EU Candidacy

The Hungarian government publicly announced that Viktor Orbán would vote in favor of granting Ukraine EU candidate status right before the EU summit.

"Sometimes I think it would have been easier not to survive." One person's story of deportation from Mariupol

To distract you from the war just for a moment: the story of a Canadian principal who teaches lessons to Ukrainian students

Kaliningrad: What Russia's Threats to Lithuania Might Lead To

Moscow is now actively thinking about its response. Significantly, Russia does not possess any economic influence on Lithuania.

Russia will continue to pose an existential threat even after Putin's death – Father Patrick Desbois

Ukraine Be Deprived of EU Candidacy without Reforms: Details of the Commission Opinion

June 17 was a very good day for Ukraine. Ukraine has won on this front: the European Commission has confirmed that it deserved candidate status.

No Obstacles to Joining NATO with Occupied Territories, - Former Minister of Defense

"I will be tough on NATO," Andriy Zagorodnyuk began our conversation and did not break his promise. Moreover, his criticism of the Alliance is particularly valuable.

Green Light for Ukraine and the EU Reform, All at Once. French MEP’s Proposal

Battle for Sievierodonetsk. How Ukraine is defending the city and whether it will be able to hold onto it

From Morocco to Mariupol. The story of a 21-year-old foreigner who was "sentenced" to death by shooting in Donetsk

"The Ukrainian nation will not be conquered": former tennis star Alexandr Dolgopolov discusses all things rackets and rifles

Secretary-General of the International Chamber of Commerce: the UN is the best-equipped group to negotiate the food corridor from Ukraine

Those who stay: how companies justify their stay in russia

An Island of Hope: How the Azovstal defenders got out and where they are now

Shattered Immunities of Aggressor: How Courts Make Russia Pay for Its War

Under customary international law, States and their properties are protected by immunity from the jurisdiction of foreign courts and immunity from the execution of judgments.

First in, first out? What international giants continue to finance Russia

Who Blocks Ukraine's Application for EU Membership?

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