The European Commission is proposing to change EU rules to allow Ukraine to continue reforms without unanimous agreement from all EU member states. Do you think this will have a positive impact on Ukraine's EU integration process?
Do you think that accelerating Ukrainian reforms will affect how quickly Ukraine joins the EU?
Do you consider it legal to use frozen Russian assets to provide credit to Ukraine and is this a violation of Russia's rights?
How can I protect my rights in the EU after the temporary protection period expires on March 4, 2027?
I understand that Ukraine has begun screening with the EU regarding fisheries. Does this mean that after joining the EU, our country will be able to independently set fish quotas and regulate the fishing industry without taking into account EU rules, or will we still be obliged to adhere to their standards?
I am in the EU on the basis of temporary protection due to the war in Ukraine. I have a question about my continued stay in the EU after the temporary protection period expires. Am I entitled to refugee status or other legal status in the EU?
If Ukraine receives a reparations loan from the EU, will these funds be repaid by the time reparations are received from Russia?
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?