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?
I read the news that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy discussed with Keith Kellogg the issue of influencing the Russian Federation and ways to end the war. I am interested in whether it is possible to hold accountable officials who do not fulfill Ukraine's international obligations to protect human rights during the war?
If the US manages to reach an agreement with Russia to end the war, what actions can be taken to ensure that these agreements are implemented?
Is there any liability for failure to fulfill the conditions stated by Trump regarding the consequences for Russia if Putin does not agree to end the war against Ukraine?
Given the information about a possible meeting between the leaders of Ukraine, the United States, and Russia, does international law oblige Ukraine to participate in such negotiations if they concern its territorial integrity and sovereignty?
Do you think that Trump's meeting with Putin could lead to significant changes in Ukraine's policy towards Russia?
Are there reasons to believe that Russia's use of the Oreshnik missile during the Zapad-2025 exercises with Belarus could lead to a violation of international law regarding the use of nuclear weapons?
If China officially acknowledges the fact of supplying Russia with motorcycles and scooters used in military operations against Ukraine, can this be considered direct participation in a military conflict and what legal consequences could this have for China?
Do you think that the meeting between the President of Ukraine and US President Donald Trump could significantly affect the resolution of the conflict with Russia?
Do you think Ukraine should give up NATO membership as part of a ceasefire agreement with Russia?