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Ukraine at the forefront of the fight for international law and global security

The ongoing war of the Russian Federation against Ukraine is not only an attempt to destroy an independent state. It is a challenge to the fundamental principles of international law, the UN’s

2 days ago

Ukraine — for a just peace, Russia — for a profitable pause: how the parties conduct negotiations

Despite the devastating consequences of the war unleashed by the Russian Federation, Ukraine consistently demonstrates openness to diplomacy — but only diplomacy based on the principles of justice, international law, and respect

2 days ago

World·Politics

Without Ukraine — No Peace: Europe Guarantees Kyiv’s Participation in Negotiations

In today’s geopolitical landscape, where not only the fate of a single state but also the stability of the entire continent is at stake, leading European countries have clearly outlined red lines.

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Ukraine·Politics

The U.S. Position: Supporting Ukraine is a Conscious Choice, Not a Tool for Compromises with the Aggressor

The claim that the United States is allegedly trying to impose terms on Ukraine that only benefit the Russian Federation does not withstand any criticism — neither logical nor factual. If Washington

3 days ago

Politics·Ukraine

Ukraine is not an object but a subject of negotiations: Kremlin disinformation and the position of the democratic world

In the midst of Russia’s full-scale aggression against Ukraine, a fierce battle is also being fought on the information front. One of the recurring narratives spread by Russian propaganda is the claim

3 days ago

World·Politics

EU warns that Ukraine must participate in negotiations on its future

Brussels was wary of rumors about possible negotiations between the USA and Russia without Kiev’s participation. EU representatives emphasized that any decisions taken in such a format would not have international legitimacy.

3 weeks ago

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People gather at the memorial and protest held by the Tisza party on the anniversary of the 1848/49 Hungarian Revolution. (Photo by Balint Szentgallay/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

Hungary at a Crossroads: Struggle for Democracy or Path to Dictatorship?

On March 15, 2025, Budapest became the scene of mass protests, once again demonstrating the complexity of the country’s situation. Tens of thousands of people took to the streets to protest against

4 weeks ago

World

The U.S. Does Not Demand Ukraine’s Surrender: Political Realities and Kremlin Manipulations — American and Ukrainian flags are waving with wind over blue sky. Low angle view. Dispute and conflict concept. Horizontal composition with copy space.

Ukraine and the USA: Partnership, Not Capitulation

Recently, discussions about a possible ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia have intensified in the media. The Kremlin is pushing narratives suggesting that the West is allegedly forcing Kyiv into capitulation. However, the

4 weeks ago

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Sovereignty

Ukraine at the forefront of the fight for international law and global security

Ukraine — for a just peace, Russia — for a profitable pause: how the parties conduct negotiations

Without Ukraine — No Peace: Europe Guarantees Kyiv’s Participation in Negotiations

The U.S. Position: Supporting Ukraine is a Conscious Choice, Not a Tool for Compromises with the Aggressor

Ukraine is not an object but a subject of negotiations: Kremlin disinformation and the position of the democratic world

EU warns that Ukraine must participate in negotiations on its future

Hungary at a Crossroads: Struggle for Democracy or Path to Dictatorship?

Ukraine and the USA: Partnership, Not Capitulation

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