Sovereignty and national interests of Ukraine

$3.5 bn from State Budget: What Ukraine Faces in the Dispute with New Motor Sich Investor

September 28, 2020

Recently, the Chinese company Beijing Skyrizon Aviation informed Ukraine about the possible investment arbitrage tribunal due to the Ukrainian government agencies’ actions, which make it impossible for the execution of control over JSC “Motor Sich.”…

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News Society

Crimea: Ukraine Condemned "Local Elections"

September 15, 2020

The Office of the President of Ukraine in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea condemned the so-called “regional and local elections” held by Russia on the illegally annexed peninsula and thanked the European Union for its…

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News Society

Repression of Tatars in Crimea Continues

August 24, 2020

The Russian-controlled Kyiv District Court in Simferopol arrested and detained Medzhit Ablyamitov, a suspect in the Noman Chelebidzhihan Ukrainian Nationalist Battalion, until 17 October. The Prosecutor’s Office of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea has already…

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News Society

World Leaders Congratulate Ukraine on the 29th Anniversary of Independence

August 24, 2020

Ukraine is receiving congratulations from heads of state, heads of government and religious leaders on the occasion of the 29th anniversary of Independence. The presidents of the USA, France, Germany, Switzerland, Poland, as well as…

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Commentary Society

Rome Statute and Ukraine: Do We Need Ratification?

August 14, 2020

From the law theory view, it seems that Ukraine’s accession to the Rome Statute limits our sovereignty by no means because a national criminal law has priority in comparison with international criminal law. However, the…

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Security Society

Exchange of Zelenskyy 2.0: values, rule of law and sovereignty

December 29, 2019

Terrorists and suspects of crimes against Euromaidan activists were exchanged for Ukrainian prisoners of war held by (pro)Russian fighters. Much of Ukraine’s civil society has opposed such unequal exchange.

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Brussels Ukraïna Review

Foreign Policy of Ukraine during the Transformation Period: Old Challenges and Priorities, New Approaches?

December 12, 2019

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,…

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Security

Beware of Russia’s bilateral cyber world order

December 4, 2018

Russia, the United States, France, and China held secret talks on cybersecurity in Paris last week to produce something akin to a “Treaty of Westphalia” for cyberspace. In this way, they hope to avoid clashes…

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Sovereignty

$3.5 bn from State Budget: What Ukraine Faces in the Dispute with New Motor Sich Investor

Crimea: Ukraine Condemned "Local Elections"

Repression of Tatars in Crimea Continues

World Leaders Congratulate Ukraine on the 29th Anniversary of Independence

Rome Statute and Ukraine: Do We Need Ratification?

Exchange of Zelenskyy 2.0: values, rule of law and sovereignty

Foreign Policy of Ukraine during the Transformation Period: Old Challenges and Priorities, New Approaches?

Beware of Russia’s bilateral cyber world order

Brussels Ukraїna Review #5

Brussels Ukraine Review

Ukraine is the future leader of decarbonisation in Europe

Litvinenko's Widow Submits €3.5m Claim Against Russia to ECHR

Nagorny Karabakh: 7 Journalists Received Injuries

Seven Stories on Ukraine by Dutch People

Occupied Crimea: Five Years of Continued Crime

Sovereignty

Brussels Ukraїna Review #5

Brussels Ukraine Review

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