Lublin Triangle foreign ministers noted centuries of common heritage connecting the three member countries along with a shared interest in countering the contemporary threat posed by Russian aggression
With the coronavirus crisis limiting international travel options, now is the ideal time to explore the growing number of day trip and weekend break destinations within easy reach of the Ukrainian capital
The Ukrainian capital is now believed to be one of Europe’s largest cities with a population of approximately 3.7 million following a sustained period of rapid growth
Ukraine’s World Cup winning youngsters have made history in Poland by claiming the country’s most significant international football honor since gaining independence in 1991
Ukrainian has never enjoyed greater state protection but speakers of the national language still risk encountering casual hostility from segments of modern Ukrainian society
Poll finds almost 50% of Ukrainians support NATO membership while just over quarter would vote against as national mood changes in light of Russian aggression
Ukraine's unexpectedly stiff military resistance to Russian hybrid warfare has prevented the Kremlin from achieving its objectives in Ukraine itself and kept Russian troops far from EU borders
Russian accusations of US-led NATO encirclement ignore fact that former Eastern Bloc nations sought membership proactively in order to protect themselves from renewed Kremlin aggression
