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Polish Border with Ukraine Still Backed Up as Poles Continue Protest

Newly-elected Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has pledged to find a resolution to the protest, which has been ongoing since the beginning of November.

By Kyiv Post

Jan. 2, 2024

War in Ukraine

EU Says No to Bloody Russian Diamonds

Along with banning Russian diamonds, the EU is adding to the list of sensitive-technology items whose resale to Russia is banned, and attempting to better enforce the price cap on oil.

By Kyiv Post

Jan. 1, 2024

Ukraine

US Quietly Shifts Strategy in Supporting Ukraine – Politico

While the White House denies any policy changes, insiders reveal a shift from seeking a decisive victory over Russia to enhancing Ukraine’s position for potential future negotiations.

By Kyiv Post

Dec. 28, 2023

50 Years of EU Expansion: Who's in And Who Wants to Join?

Taking stock of the EU's composition at the end of 2023: the inner core, the candidates, and the hopefuls

By AFP

Dec. 27, 2023

War in Ukraine

EU Will Approve €50 Billion to Ukraine Even Without Hungary – Kuleba

The Ukrainian foreign minister is confident that despite the obstructionism of Hungary’s Viktor Orban, the EU will come through with a proposed €50 billion ($55 billion) for Ukraine.

By Kyiv Post

Dec. 26, 2023

Europe

OPINION: EU Unity and Defending Freedom in Ukraine

The EU needs to find a way to remain democratic and responsive while preventing individual member states from derailing Europe’s outreach to Ukraine.

By Aaron Rhodes

Dec. 23, 2023

Ukraine

Finance Minister Reveals ‘Plan B’ Amid Potential Budgetary Challenges in Early 2024

Strategies to preclude potential state budget shortfalls in January-February 2024 include the advance payment of dividends by state-owned enterprises and an increase in domestic market borrowings.

By Kyiv Post

Dec. 22, 2023

Russia

OPINION: Mug Moscow Now

The West dallies about funding Ukraine’s war effort, but can do so by confiscating all the Russian financial assets it has frozen.

By Diane Francis

Dec. 22, 2023

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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

Ukraine

With Much of Polish Border Blockaded, Ukraine and Moldova Simplify Border Crossings

The two countries fates are increasingly intertwined, as both have entered EU accession talks. Moldova has also announced plans to fully pull out of the Moscow-led CIS.

By Kyiv Post

Dec. 22, 2023

Poland

Ukraine Lost Over a Billion Euros Due to Blocking of Border by Polish Carriers

As a result of blocking the border with Poland, the Ukrainian economy suffered significant losses. The Polish economy lost even more.

By Kyiv Post

Dec. 21, 2023

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Ukraine

OPINION: EU Accession Improves Governance

EU accession has had a major positive impact on governance in many Eastern European states – while no guarantee, this offers Ukraine a historic opportunity for lasting anti-corruption reforms.

By Anders Aslund

Dec. 20, 2023

Ukraine

EU Contemplates Suspending Hungary's Voting Rights Over Ukraine Aid Dispute - FT

Should diplomatic efforts fail, EU countries may proceed to forge an agreement on assistance to Ukraine without Hungary's involvement.

By Kyiv Post

Dec. 18, 2023

War in Ukraine

OPINION: Russia’s Invasion Cannot Derail Ukraine’s Rule of Law Reforms

Ukraine is set to play a key role not only in the stability of Eastern Europe, but also in terms of global food and energy security, the authors wrote.

By Denys Maslov

Dec. 16, 2023