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Ukraine

Merz Proposes EU Associate Status for Ukraine

The German chancellor suggested giving Ukraine a form of associate participation in EU institutions while stressing that full membership would depend on meeting accession criteria.

By Kyiv Post

June 11, 2026

Ukraine

Five EU States Seek Safeguards for New Members

Germany, France and three other EU countries want stronger safeguards against democratic backsliding as the bloc prepares for a new wave of enlargement.

By Kyiv Post

June 10, 2026

Russia

EU Wants Georgia to ‘Commit Suicide’ by Sanctioning Russia to Keep Visa-Free Travel – Parliament Speaker

His remarks come as the EU has put in place a new mechanism allowing it to suspend visa-free privileges for countries deemed to be backsliding on democratic standards.

By Kyiv Post

June 10, 2026

Russia

EU Approves New Russia Sanctions Listings

EU ambassadors approved new sanctions targeting individuals and entities linked to Russia’s destabilization efforts, human rights abuses and the occupation of Crimea.

By Kyiv Post

June 10, 2026

Europe

Only 11% of Europeans Now See US as Ally, Poll Finds

A new survey found that most Europeans doubt the US would defend them if attacked and increasingly support reducing dependence on Washington.

By Kyiv Post

June 10, 2026

Ukraine

Ukraine Risks Losing €680 Million in EU Aid Over Delayed Reform Commitments

Brussels has suspended part of Ukraine’s funding under the Ukraine Facility, citing two overdue reform benchmarks.

By Kyiv Post

June 9, 2026

Ukraine

Fresh Impetus for EU Enlargement?

Following the new government in Budapest’s decision to end Hungary’s long-standing blockade, the path is clear for EU accession negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova to begin.

By Eurotopics

June 9, 2026

Ukraine

Polish Concerns Over Ukraine’s EU Accession Talks ‘Solved,’ Enlargement Chief Marta Kos Says

Polish objections that had risked slowing Ukraine’s EU accession talks have been resolved, clearing the way for a key step forward in negotiations held later this month, EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos said during a visit to Kyiv on Monday.

By Kyiv Post

June 8, 2026

Featured

Georgians Vote Amid Fears of Voter Fraud by Ruling Pro-Russian Party

‘Russia Started Its Attacks on Ukraine 20 Years Ago,’ Says Former EU Ambassador to Ukraine

Ukraine’s Parliament Supports Draft Law on Lobbying

Zelensky

Zelensky Congratulates Armenia’s Pashinyan on Election Win

Armenia’s ruling party won nearly 50% of the vote as European leaders welcomed the result and pledged support for the country’s Western path.

By Kyiv Post

June 8, 2026

EU Chief Hails Armenia PM’s Ruling Party Win

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has sought closer ties with the West, especially the European Union.

By AFP

June 8, 2026

Europe

Pashinyan Dismisses ‘Ukrainian Scenario’ Threats as Polls Open in Armenia

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan addressed regional threats and the legal reality of the country’s ties to the EEU and the European Union.

By Kyiv Post

June 7, 2026

Europe

European Commission Pledges Stricter Schengen Visa Rules for Russian Citizens

The EC announced targeted restrictions to combat visa fragmentation, following sharp criticism from a coalition of member states directed at France, Italy, and Spain for high approval rates.

By Kyiv Post

June 6, 2026

Europe

Parliamentary Election Tests Armenia’s Strategic Pivot From Moscow Toward EU

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan leads polls ahead of Sunday’s high-stakes vote, seeking a mandate for sweeping constitutional reforms despite intensifying Russian trade blockades.

By Euractiv

June 6, 2026

Europe

Brussels Warned Over Pervasive Militaristic Rhetoric in Economic Policymaking

Analysts caution that the EU’s constant framing of trade, economics, and competitiveness in zero-sum, martial terms risks exacerbating real-world conflicts and harming consumers.

By Euractiv

June 6, 2026