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?
Can the actions of Polish President Karol Nawrocki, who vetoed the law on assistance to Ukrainian refugees, be considered a basis for appealing to international organizations regarding human rights violations in Ukraine?
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?
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?
What does Emmanuel Macron's statement on the need for strong security guarantees for Ukrainians mean in the context of future peace negotiations?
Do you think that changing the mechanism for supplying weapons to Ukraine through NATO could affect the observance of human rights during war?
The European Union is considering the possibility of making decisions by qualified majority instead of unanimity. As I understand it, this could affect support for Ukraine if Hungary blocks the decision. Does this mean that Ukraine will receive more support from the EU if such a decision is made?
How will the US peace plan for Ukraine be implemented if most Ukrainian priorities are already included in the current version of the document?
Estonia has allocated 10 million euros for the purchase of American weapons for Ukraine. If the weapons are not delivered or are used for other purposes, do I, as a citizen of Ukraine, have the right to demand compensation for possible damages?
I recently heard about the news about Ukraine’s efforts to counter Russian aggression. I wonder if there is a possibility to hold accountable those who publicly support the war against Ukraine, for example through social media posts or other public statements?
Recently, many famous people have expressed support for Ukraine in connection with the war. Can such support from foreigners have legal consequences for them in their countries? I am interested, for example, in the situation with Kevin Spacey, who recently spoke out in support of Ukraine at the Venice Film Festival. Can his actions have any legal consequences for him?
Does Ukraine have the right to demand compensation from Poland for failure to fulfill obligations regarding Starlink financing, if such obligations were assumed by Poland?