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Hungarian PM: “The Whole of Europe Should Be Working For Peace”

Zoltán Szalai and Gergő Kereki March 15, 2022

In a recent interview Viktor Orbán urged European politicians to work towards peace in Ukraine by using “strategic calm: to speak sparingly, but then to speak precisely and responsibly.”

The Russian Aggression Against Ukraine: A Time for Choosing

Charlie Weimers March 15, 2022

Swedish MEP Charlie Weimers’ speech in the European Parliament on Putin and Ukraine: “Forcing millions to flee and tearing families apart is incompatible with ‘family values.'”

Five Lessons for Europe from the Ukraine Crisis

David Boos March 14, 2022

The outbreak of war in Ukraine has caused an identity crisis in Europe. Yesterday’s pacifism turned into today’s belligerence in a heartbeat, all the while avoiding the geopolitical elephant in the room in favor of moral indignation. This should be a wake-up call.

Destination: Kyiv Reporting from the Ukrainian Capital

Levente László Greczula March 13, 2022

Kyiv has been hardly affected by major destruction yet, but there are checkpoints on every corner, and air raid sirens vail every thirty minutes, reminding everyone that a war is going on, right here, right now. A report from the war zone.

Ukraine Stops Export of Sunflower Oil and Wheat

Bridget Ryder March 11, 2022

War in the Eurasian breadbasket is causing European countries to have to rethink food security and current agricultural policy for both the immediate and long-term futures.

Nearly 20,000 Volunteers Enlist to Fight in Ukraine’s Foreign Legion

Robert Semonsen March 10, 2022

Days after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced the creation of the International Legion of Territorial Defense, nearly 20,000 foreign ’volunteers’ are said to have signed up to fight alongside Ukrainians in their armed struggle with the Russian Federation.

Reason in Times of War

Sven R. Larson March 10, 2022

There is not much good news in the unfolding tragedy that is Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, but the resolve and the courage of the Ukrainian

Ukrainian Peace Negotiator Thought to be Russian Asset Killed

Robert Semonsen March 8, 2022

While Ukraine’s defense ministry says Denis Kireev was killed while serving in an operation to “defend the nation,” local media, two Ukrainian MPs, and Russian media say the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) shot him dead during an attempted arrest for treason.

Oncologist Network Pulls Out of Russia

Carlos Perona Calvete March 8, 2022

OncoAlert, a global network of oncologists, has cancelled its participation in all collaborations and congresses in Russia, in response to the conflict in Ukraine.

Ukraine’s Forgotten Corner: Transcarpathia’s Hungarian Minority Faces The War

Zoltán Veczán March 8, 2022

Unlike the majority of refugees, Transcarpathian Hungarians are at least familiar with Hungary thanks to family ties or working relationships. They do not come as strangers.

Tag: war

Hungarian PM: “The Whole of Europe Should Be Working For Peace”

The Russian Aggression Against Ukraine: A Time for Choosing

Five Lessons for Europe from the Ukraine Crisis

Destination: Kyiv Reporting from the Ukrainian Capital

Ukraine Stops Export of Sunflower Oil and Wheat

Nearly 20,000 Volunteers Enlist to Fight in Ukraine’s Foreign Legion

Reason in Times of War

Ukrainian Peace Negotiator Thought to be Russian Asset Killed

Oncologist Network Pulls Out of Russia

Ukraine’s Forgotten Corner: Transcarpathia’s Hungarian Minority Faces The War

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