If Ursula von der Leyen loses her position due to a vote of no confidence, will this affect the provision of financial assistance to Ukraine from the EU? Will other EU member states be able to decide on their own whether to provide us with assistance?
Can Ukrainians who have assets in the EU become subject to sanctions due to ties to Russian businessmen?
I have received information that Ukraine has received another tranche of macro-financial assistance from the EU. Am I entitled to receive any part of these funds personally?
If Ukraine joins the EU, will I, as an individual, need to change anything in my documents or actions in accordance with European rules, for example, in the field of agriculture?
I wonder whether the statement by Polish President Karol Nawrocki about the "prematureness" of discussions on Ukraine's accession to the EU and NATO could affect Ukraine's real prospects for becoming a member of these organizations? Is such a statement legally binding for the EU and NATO, or is it only advisory in nature?
The EU is planning to impose new sanctions against Russia, particularly on banks, the oil sector, and cryptocurrency exchanges. I wonder if these sanctions will apply in any way to companies from Ukraine if they have business ties with Russia?
If Ukraine's membership in the EU is a guarantee of security, does this mean that Ukraine will be able to apply to the EU court for a violation of this guarantee?
If the Russian military carried out an airstrike on the EU diplomatic mission building in Kyiv, can I, as a civilian, claim compensation from the Russian Federation for damage to my property as a result of this attack?
If Russian troops shelled a building housing civilians and the EU diplomatic mission, am I entitled to compensation for the damage if I live nearby?
The EU is considering secondary sanctions against countries that help Russia circumvent restrictions. If a company from Ukraine helps Russia evade sanctions, can it be held accountable?