If Germany is considering introducing military conscription for women due to the threat from Russia, should Ukraine do the same? What legal implications might this have for Ukrainian women?
Can the actions of the Russian occupiers at the Zaporizhzhia NPP be considered a crime against the environment under the Criminal Code of Ukraine?
Are citizens of Ukraine living in border regions obliged to comply with orders of the State Border Guard Service regarding evacuation during possible provocations by Belarus?
Do I, as a conscript, need to prepare for a possible secondment to the Republic of Turkey or the United Kingdom as part of the Armed Forces of Ukraine?
If foreign military personnel are deployed in Ukraine, will they be subject to Ukrainian law, in particular regarding liability for committing offenses?
...residence?
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has allowed the return of compulsory military conscription for men and women in the event of the failure of the voluntary system. Should Ukraine consider making similar changes to our legislation?
I am interested in the question of the possible introduction of foreign troops into the territory of Ukraine under the auspices of the UN. If this happens, what will be the legal consequences for Ukraine and its citizens? I want to know whether such an introduction of troops can be carried out without the consent of the Ukrainian government and what the consequences for the country might be?
Does Ukrainian law provide for liability for the development or use of hypersonic weapons against civilian objects?
If a foreign investor has ties to an aggressor state, will this be grounds for refusing to make an investment under the new bill?
I would like to know whether a man who threatened his ex-girlfriend with a grenade and tried to take away her phone as a gift can be held criminally liable under the article about hooliganism if the grenade was not functional?
I want to know what legal consequences may arise for persons responsible for violations of nuclear safety at the Zaporizhzhia NPP, according to Ukrainian legislation?
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that if Russia threatens to blackout Kyiv, then the Russians should know that in response there will be a blackout in Moscow. Does this mean that Ukraine may strike back at Russia's threat, and what legal consequences could this have?