Ukraine condemns N. Korea’s missile launch, calls for immediate action
Ukraine’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has strongly condemned North Korea’s latest launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) on October 31.
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Canada persuades other states to allow Ukraine long-range strikes on Russian territory
Canada is trying to convince other states to give Ukraine permission to use long-range weapons to hit targets in Russia.
Russia tried to block Montreal conference on Peace Formula - Sybiha
The Russian Federation tried to block an international conference in Montreal dedicated to the implementation of the fourth point of the Ukrainian Peace Formula, “Release of prisoners and deportees.”
Ukraine, European Commission to work on dozens of negotiation chapters in 2025 – Deputy PM
In 2025, Ukraine will collaborate with the European Commission on dozens of negotiation chapters paving the way for EU membership.
Deputy PM Stefanishyna, Under Secretary Zeya discuss return of children deported by Russia
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Justice Olha Stefanishyna met with U.S. Under Secretary for Civilian Security, Democracy, and Human Rights Uzra Zeya to discuss the return of children deported by Russia, as well as Ukraine's integration into the EU and NATO.
31 October 2024
Ukrainian delegation presents Victory Plan to Justin Trudeau in Montreal
The Ukrainian delegation presented its Victory Plan to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in Montreal in the framework of the Ministerial Conference on the Human Dimension of the Peace Formula.
Poland to deliver remaining MiG-29 jets to Ukraine on receiving replacements from allies – Polish FM
Poland will deliver the remaining MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine once it receives replacements from its allies.
Polish FM hopes NATO to allow interception of Russian missiles over Ukraine
Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski hopes that NATO and its member countries, particularly the United States, will change their stance and agree to allow allied air defenses to intercept Russian missiles over the Ukrainian territory.
Explaining: UNSC meeting on N.Korean troops deployment in Russia, report on EU enlargement, Ukraine’s digitalization
The Center for Strategic Communication and Information Security pursues efforts to provide a brief explanation to foreign audiences on the current topics of particular interest as regards Ukraine.
Partners should already explore real security guarantees for Ukraine - ex-CIA director
International partners should already think about providing Ukraine with real security guarantees in order to achieve stability if ceasefire is agreed.
Argentinian parliament “infiltrated” by Russian influence - lawmaker Lemoine
Russia does not stop trying to influence public opinion and political decision-making in Argentina, in particular through exerting influence on parliament and gaining control over the country’s media.
Warsaw hopes for "best cooperation" with new ambassador of Ukraine
Warsaw officials are counting on "the best possible cooperation" with the new ambassador of Ukraine, who is due to arrive in Poland soon.
Kremlin sees anyone who shows no support for Russia as Nazis - Argentinian lawmaker
Russian propagandists targeting foreign audiences, including in Latin America, label Ukrainians as "Nazis," but for the Kremlin, anyone who does not align with Russia is a Nazi.
Sybiha explains why Russia should be invited to second Peace Summit
Russian representatives should be invited to the second Peace summit in order to develop the principles of long-term peace in Ukraine.
South Korea’s MoD says dispatching analysts to Ukraine “obvious” task
South Korean Defense Minister Kim Yong-hyun said sending a group of observers or analysts to Ukraine is an obvious task of the South Korean military, which needs to study the trends of modern warfare.
Javier Milei first to bring Ukrainian flag to Argentina parliament – lawmaker Lemoine
The President of Argentina, Javier Milei, is an ardent supporter of Ukraine and in every way shows solidarity in the country's fight against Russian aggression.
John Herbst, director of Atlantic Council's Eurasia Center
White House could strengthen its policy towards Ukraine after presidential election
Former Ambassador predicts what will happen to support for Ukraine if Harris or Trump win
The results of the US presidential election can either preserve or fundamentally change the US policy of supporting Ukraine, and it depends not only on the victory of certain candidates but also on who will work in their teams.
Herbst: White House may tighten policy toward Ukraine after November 5 elections
Joe Biden's administration may toughen its policy toward Ukraine after the November 5 election, including inviting it to join NATO and launching long-range strikes against Russia, but the White House needs more courage to do so.
Zelensky: Bilateral document being prepared between Ukraine, Hungary
A bilateral document is being prepared between Ukraine and Hungary, part of which addresses security issues, specifically Ukraine's accession to NATO.
Zelensky in Zakarpattia discusses Internal Strengthening Plan for Ukraine
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky discussed with community and district leaders in Zakarpattia (Transcarpathia) region the involvement of local communities in developing the internal Strengthening Plan and emphasized the importance of Ukrainian unity.
N.Korea's involvement in war "bad news" for entire world - Ukraine’s envoy to UN
The North Korean regime is coaching its military to Russia to gain experience in warfare, which is "very bad news for the world", according to Sergiy Kyslytsya, Ukraine's Permanent Representative to the United Nations.
Lilia Lemoine, Argentinian lawmaker with Milei’s party
Russia's state-owned media are trying to take over the Argentinian media groups
30 October 2024
European Commission: Ukraine increases support for EU decisions on Common Foreign and Security Policy
Ukraine has all the necessary tools to engage with the EU’s Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) and the Common Security and Defense Policy (CSDP) and has been increasing political support for decisions in these areas.
Ukraine preparing three-point plan for second Peace Summit – President's spokesperson
At the upcoming second Peace Summit, Ukraine will present a three-point plan and is actively working to secure the support of the Global South countries.
Ukrainian, Canadian FMs discuss defense production cooperation
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha and Canada’s Foreign Minister Mélanie Joly discussed bilateral cooperation in the defense sector.
Format of cooperation between Ukraine, S. Korea to be decided this week – President’s spokesperson
Spokesperson for the President of Ukraine Serhii Nykyforov stated that updates on the development of cooperation between Ukraine and South Korea would be available soon.
European Commission recommends Ukraine to improve track-record on investigations of corruption cases
The European Commission has noted some progress in Ukraine's fight against corruption and recommends that Kyiv continue efforts to further improve the track-record on high-level corruption cases next year.
Seoul, Kyiv to discuss Ukraine’s special envoy visit to South Korea
The Office of the President of South Korea announced on Wednesday that it will begin discussions with Ukraine this week regarding a visit by Kyiv’s special envoy to South Korea.