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Jan 8, 2025 | 
ip-quarterly.com | Pavlo Klimkin
The incoming US administration will define what will happen in and around Ukraine. US political and military support for the country cannot be substituted by anyone else. Those who have been designated to take up key positions in the second Trump administration seem to understand that quite well.
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Sep 3, 2024 | 
odessa-journal.com | Pavlo Klimkin
By Pavlo Klimkin
The elections in two eastern German federal states—Saxony and Thuringia—this past weekend may not have garnered widespread attention, as they were not national elections. However, they symbolize a shift in the European political landscape—one that is, frankly, troubling for us. In Thuringia, nearly half of the votes went to parties that are categorically opposed to aiding Ukraine—Alternative for Germany (AfD) and the party of Sahra Wagenknecht.
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Apr 2, 2024 | 
english.nv.ua | Pavlo Klimkin
Flags of Moldova (Photo:REUTERS/Gleb Garanich) Moldova is not just a neighbor for us, it is a key state Ukraine and Moldova are simultaneously starting negotiations on joining the European Union. But there’s also Transnistria. And there is crazy Russian influence in today’s Moldova. And Russia will try to destabilize the situation ahead of elections, which will take place in the second half of the year.
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Feb 23, 2024 | 
friendsofeurope.org | Pavlo Klimkin |Jamie Shea
It’s time to get serious about winning this 10-year war - Friends of Europe
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Oct 29, 2023 | 
english.nv.ua | Pavlo Klimkin
Kremlin (Photo:REUTERS/Maxim Zmeyev/File Photo) The Kremlin is further restricting the information space inwartime Russia, making it more difficult to openly discuss political issues, readsthe Oct. 29 UK Defense Intelligence report on the situation in Russia’s war onUkraine. In mid-October 2023, Russia’s Education and Science Ministry reportedly instructed universities to avoid open discussion of any “negative political, economic and social trends” in Russia during academic activities.
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Oct 28, 2023 | 
english.nv.ua | Pavlo Klimkin
Alexander Lukashenko (Photo:Sputnik/Павел Бедняков/Pool via REUTERS) The escalation of the military conflict in the Middle East "could lead to a third worldwar," Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said in a comment to theBelTA media outlet on Oct. 27. Iranian and U.S. intervention could exacerbate the conflict, the Belarusian dictator said. "The third world war may start," he said. “It can start from there...
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Oct 28, 2023 | 
english.nv.ua | Pavlo Klimkin
The third meeting on the Ukrainian Peace Formula is being held in Malta (Photo:Magnus Bråth / Flickr) Another meeting on theUkrainian Peace Formula started in Malta on Oct. 28 at the level of foreignpolicy and national security advisors, with more than 65 countriesparticipating, the head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Andriy Yermakhas said on Telegram.
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Oct 24, 2023 | 
eurotopics.net | Philippe Gelie |Toms Rostoks |Pavlo Klimkin |Igor Litwak
The Palestinians would have better prospects without terrorist groups that deny Israel's right to exist, says Duma: “The obstacles blocking the Palestinian cause that seeks an independent state are to be found both in Israel and in Hamas. ... Israel's opponents can list many offences against the Palestinians. But Israel does not want to exterminate the Palestinians, it does not reject negotiations with them, it even recognises the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank. ...
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Oct 24, 2023 | 
eurotopics.net | Toms Rostoks |Pavlo Klimkin |Igor Litwak |René Pfister
Commenting in NV, former Ukrainian foreign minister Pavlo Klimkin points to problems Israel should be prepared for if it launches a ground offensive: “If this operation begins and some of the hostages are executed, perhaps even live on TV (we live in a media world), it will break many people's hearts and shatter their brains. ... And there is also a strategic issue: Israel can invade Gaza. It has the possibility to do this. The question is how it will get out. Israel was already in Gaza before 2005.
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Oct 19, 2023 | 
english.nv.ua | Pavlo Klimkin
Russian dictator Vladimir Putin will not take part in negotiations after Ukraine's victory in the war, Valery Chaly is sure (Photo:Sputnik/Mikhail Metzel/Pool via REUTERS) After Ukraine’s victory, Russian dictator Vladimir Putinwill not participate in negotiations, unlike the United States and China, Ukrainian diplomat and former Ambassador to the UnitedStates, Valeriy Chaly, told Radio NV on Oct. 18.
