Russian Aggression
Russian Aggression
November 12, 2018
Russia Shows its Military Might in the Black Sea and Beyond
Since illegally annexing Crimea in 2014, Russia has drastically increased its military presence in the Black Sea region. The Kremlin’s dominance may be temporary...
Russian Aggression
October 31, 2018
10 Names Russia Hopes You'll Never Know
Since Russia annexed Crimea in 2014, Moscow and its proxies have put dozens of Ukrainian and Crimean Tatar political prisoners behind bars. However, there are many...
Russian Aggression
October 8, 2018
Why Russia Should Not Enjoy Impunity in the Council of Europe
Without fulfilling conditions set out in the Parliamentary Assembly’s resolutions, why should Russia be allowed return to the Council?
Russian Aggression
October 5, 2018
Why Ukraine Ends Big Treaty with Russia
Ukraine is terminating the Russian-Ukrainian Friendship Treaty of 1997. But was it ever respected?
Russian Aggression
October 2, 2018
MEPs, politicians and intellectuals call to "save the Council of Europe"
OPEN LETTER.
We, the undersigned, are strongly concerned about the possible demise of the Council of Europe, which can take place very soon.
Russian Aggression
September 27, 2018
How Russia is trying to change the Council of Europe, instead of changing itself - interview
UkraineWorld continues its focus on Russia’s attempts this year to return to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE).
Moscow is trying achieve...
Russian Aggression
September 19, 2018
Russia is Undermining Europe’s Key Democratic Institution
After a period of silence, Russia is now taking new steps to return to the Council of Europe’s Parliamentary Assembly, which sanctioned Moscow for annexing Crimea...
Russian Aggression
September 7, 2018
Why Russia’s return to Europe’s key body is dangerous. In 10 Questions and Answers
After Russia’s illegal annexation of Crimea and occupation of part of Ukrainian Donbas, the country faced sanctions from the West, including from the US and from...
Russian Aggression
August 15, 2018
Sentsov’s Predecessors: Soviet-era Prisoners of Kremlin
You may have heard the names Oleh Sentsov, Pavlo Hryb, Volodymyr Balukh – three among 70 Ukrainians illegally detained by the Kremlin. They were imprisoned simply...
Russian Aggression
July 26, 2018
Abducted and illegally detained: the story of Pavlo Hryb, another Ukrainian prisoner of the Kremlin
On 23 July, the Russian authorities began the trial of Pavlo Hryb, a 19-year-old Ukrainian citizen who was abducted from Belarus by Russian security services. After...