The first issue of the Brussels Ukraine Review

How to network efficiently to benefit Ukraine Based on an interview with Frank Schwalba-Hoth – Brussels’ “King of Networking” One of the cofounders of the German Greens and the first Green German Member of the […]

Food safety should become a priority for Ukraine and should meet European standards  The EU-Ukraine Association Agreement sets ambitious goals for Ukrainian farmers. The agreement stipulates the veterinary, sanitary and phyto-sanitary measures that must be […]

Ukrainian women are still often deprived of possibility to find their dream job.Therefore, the struggle for political participation of women goes on! Being born and raised in Ukraine, I moved abroad seven years ago and […]

In an interview with the Head of the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Agency of Flanders (Vlaio) Mark Andries, we tried to learn the secrets behind the Belgian economy’s success. An innovative approach and responsible business practices […]

The European community is closely watching the law enforcement authorities in Ukraine. It is up to these authorities to investigate high-impact crimes, while not stepping away from the path of reform, of becoming more independent […]

As per 2018 statistics, Ukrainians received the highest number of European Union (EU) resident permits For ordinary Ukrainians, the visa-free regime evoked dual feelings. On one hand, the happiness of being able to travel within […]

Due to the support of international donors, European business interest towards Ukraine will grow As both the European and the US interest rates keep sinking, investors wonder off the beaten path to look for new […]

[siteorigin_widget class="SiteOrigin_Widget_Cta_Widget"][/siteorigin_widget][siteorigin_widget class="SiteOrigin_Widget_Cta_Widget"][/siteorigin_widget] Ukrainians and Friends of Ukraine will receive a modern tool for coordination and information Recent years have shown that Ukrainians inside the country and abroad can unite and become a driving force […]

Cyberwars can become fully-fledged conflicts offline The world has become digital. Digitisation has affected not only office workers, students, and bureaucrats of all levels, but now also the military. After all, expressions like “cyber soldier” […]

The cost of aggression should be made unacceptably high for the aggressor In traditional societies, foreign policy is often secondary to domestic concerns; almost all citizens are much more interested in their own wellbeing, employment, […]

The aim of SGUA is to support and speed up reforms in Ukraine Since the illegal annexation of Crimea by Russia in March 2014, the EU and its member states have significantly stepped up support […]

While Moscow is trying to turn Ukraine to its side, the government is working on deepening of Eurointegration Protests of active Ukrainian citizens against the surrender to the Kremlin represented by the new government’s adoption […]

The European Union is not in its best shape right now, though there is some optimism in relations with Ukraine [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJbbiQRXTL0[/embed] After a decade of crises, the European Union – soon with new leadership in […]

The Next Tasks for Ukraine and Monitoring their Completion The decision to introduce a visa-free regime with the European Union (EU) was, in particular, a recognition of the successful implementation of the reforms in Ukraine. […]