Meloni: Putting money in Ukraine now is not a risk, but an investment
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has said that putting money in Ukraine now is not a risk, but a far-sighted investment.
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26 April 2023
Italy will help speed up start of talks on Ukraine's accession to EU - Meloni
Italy will help Ukraine fulfill as soon as possible the criteria necessary for its full membership in the European Union and speed up the beginning of negotiations on the country's joining the European community.
Grossi briefs Zelensky on IAEA's medical program for Ukrainian NPPs
IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi in a phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky informed him about the program of medical assistance for personnel at all Ukrainian nuclear power plants.
Ukraine's culture minister: It is important to break Russian myths for Crimea's reintegration
For the reintegration of Crimea, it is necessary to break Russian myths about the Ukrainian peninsula and return people to the Ukrainian context both domestically and internationally.
Ukraine's PM, Italy's president discuss sanctions against Russia's nuclear industry
Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal and Italian President Sergio Mattarella at a meeting in Rome discussed current areas of cooperation in the financial and defense spheres, sanctions against Russia's nuclear industry and the work of the Grain from Ukraine initiative.
Russia hopes to regain influence in Baltic states - strategic plans until 2030 published
Kremlin's strategies to influence the politics of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia have been published and analyzed.
Brazil's president calls Russian invasion of Ukraine unacceptable
Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has criticized the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Crimea will be liberated, activities of Mejlis will be restored – Ukrainian Foreign Ministry
The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry has said it firmly believes that the Ukrainian Crimea, like all other territories of Ukraine temporarily occupied by Russia, will be liberated soon, and the legal activities of all representative bodies of Ukraine, including the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people, will be restored.
Shmyhal arrives in Rome to negotiate further support for Ukraine
Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal arrived in Rome, chairing a Ukrainian delegation, to negotiate with the Italian authorities on further assistance to Ukraine amid the ongoing Russian war.
Ukraine at UN: Putin's regime weaponizing information since its very beginning
Weaponizing information has been a deliberate strategy of Putin's regime since its very beginning.
Draft resolution ‘Ukrainian Victory’ presented in U.S. Congress
Members of the U.S. Congress presented the draft resolution "Ukrainian Victory" which supports the efforts of Ukrainians in their fight for freedom, as well as Ukraine’s accession to NATO.
Stefanchuk expects further Slovakia support for Ukraine's European integration
Slovakia has supported granting Ukraine the status of a candidate for membership in the European Union. The Chairman of the Parliament Ruslan Stefanchuk expects the same support for Ukraine's further European integration.
Ukraine gets observer status in Southern African Development Community
On behalf of Minister of Foreign Affairs Dmytro Kuleba, Ambassador of Ukraine to the Republic of South Africa Liubov Abravitova presented a letter of accreditation to Executive Secretary of the Southern African Development Community Elias Magosi, certifying that Ukraine got observer status in this international organization.
25 April 2023
Government approves plan on implementing barrier-free solutions for 2023-2024
The Government adopted an action plan for 2023-2024 on the implementation of the National Strategy for the Creation of a Barrier-Free Environment in Ukraine for the period until 2030. It provides for the implementation of 472 measures in this direction by 15 ministries and state bodies.
ICC, Europol sign agreement to strengthen cooperation
The International Criminal Court and Europol have signed a working agreement to strengthen cooperation.
Stefanchuk, Pavel discuss Ukraine's defense needs
Verkhovna Rada Chairman Ruslan Stefanchuk and Czech President Petr Pavel have discussed a number of strategic issues, including the defense support of the Ukrainian army.
Russian aggression must be stopped once and for all - Stoltenberg
No one knows when Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine will end, but it is obvious that this aggressive trend in Russia's behavior must be stopped once and for all.
Stefanchuk, Metsola discuss Ukraine's movement towards EU
Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Ruslan Stefanchuk discussed with President of the European Parliament Roberta Metsola Ukraine's movement towards the European Union.
Polish Foreign Minister: Ammunition for Ukraine must be bought wherever possible
Ammunition for Ukraine must be purchased in Europe and wherever possible as Ukraine is currently in a state of emergency.
Estonia’s prime minister visits Kyiv region
The Prime Minister of the Republic of Estonia, Kaia Kallas, visited Bucha and Borodianka, the two towns in Kyiv region gravely affected by the Russian invasion early into the start of the full-scale war.
Czechia’s president believes China wants to see Russian war on Ukraine drag on
President Petr Pavel of the Czech Republic believes that China cannot be trusted to mediate a settlement between Russia and Ukraine as Beijing would benefit from a long war.
Russia expels Moldovan diplomat in mirror move
Russia’s foreign ministry declared persona an employee of the Moldovan embassy in Moscow non grata and banned several Moldovan officials from entering the country for "anti-Russian statements."
Crimes committed by Russian forces in Ukraine must not go unpunished - Mijatovic
The terrible crimes committed by Russian forces in Ukraine must not remain unpunished.
Beijing says EU-China relations should not be tied to 'Ukraine crisis'
China's Ambassador to the European Union, Fu Cong, has said that the EU should build relations and develop cooperation with China regardless of Beijing's position on the "Ukraine crisis."
President’s Office reacts to ‘sensational’ news in Western media about ‘planned strikes’ on Moscow
Advisor to the Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Mykhailo Podolyak insists that Western media reports about Ukraine’s alleged plans to launch ‘anniversary attacks’ on Moscow shape public opinion in Western capitals as if Ukraine was an unreasonable, infantile, and impulsive country that is dangerous to trust with serious weapons.
EU, Ukraine agree to recognize and enforce each other’s court decisions
The European Union has agreed to establish treaty relations with Ukraine within the framework of the Hague Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments in Civil or Commercial Matters.
White House responds to calls from some Republicans to reduce support for Ukraine
Supporting Ukraine and standing up for the values of freedom around the world directly correspond to the national security interests of the United States, so the current U.S. administration, as all previous ones, will continue to pay direct attention to this.
24 April 2023
To put forward peace proposals, one must first visit Ukraine - Borrell
A number of countries are putting forward proposals for a peaceful settlement in Ukraine, but for such proposals to be effective, one must first visit Ukraine and understand the difference between an aggressor and a victim of aggression.
Washington reaffirms support for Ukraine's NATO membership
To acquire membership in NATO, Ukraine should first hold a direct discussion with the military alliance, but the focus of the United States and its allies right now is to make sure that the Ukrainian Armed Forces can repel Russian aggression.
Dutch PM, European Council president discuss support for Ukraine
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte and European Council President Charles Michel have discussed support for Ukraine and relations with China.