Ruslan Stefanchuk announced Ukraine's "red lines" in negotiations to end the war. What does this mean from a legal point of view and can there be consequences for Ukraine if these "lines" are crossed?
I want to know what legal mechanisms can be used to hold Russia accountable for its aggression against Ukraine. Are there any international or national laws that would allow Ukraine to seek justice?
I am wondering whether our legislation provides for liability for failure to implement decisions of foreign parliaments, for example, if the parliament of another country adopts a decision that contradicts Ukrainian laws or the interests of Ukraine. Are there any mechanisms to influence such decisions?
The US has proposed a new peace plan for Ukraine, which consists of 28 points. EU and NATO leaders have already expressed their position on this plan, noting that it could serve as a basis for further negotiations but requires significant clarification and revision. What legal consequences could the implementation of this plan have for Ukraine?
If Ukraine and Canada have signed an Action Plan on Defense Cooperation, does this mean that I can be drafted into the army to participate in joint military operations with the Canadian military?
I am interested in whether statements by politicians from other countries about the possibility of a meeting between the President of Ukraine and representatives of the Russian Federation could have any legal consequences for Ukraine in the future? Could they be the basis for demands to fulfill certain obligations?