Election
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A subgroup preparing for post-war elections has drafted amendments to the Electoral Code concerning the voting eligibility of individuals associated with the aggressor and the digitalisation…
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"Very low turnout — for instance, 10–20 per cent — could call the referendum’s legitimacy into question.”
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Working group on elections during special and post-war periods: challenges and scenarios from MPs and the Central Election Commission.
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How and when will all this happen?
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When and how will we achieve a just peace?
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The presidents of Ukraine and the United States made a series of statements that testified to different visions of ways to end the war and achieve peace in Ukraine.
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First Deputy Speaker on the political crisis, the future of parliament and Servant of the People.
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‘I doubt that young voters will support parties like those of 2014 — for them, these are already “dinosaurs”. The younger generation will vote for those who can speak their language and offer solutions that are relevant to post-war Ukraine…
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‘Any uncontrolled armed group on the territory of Moldova that is subordinate to Moscow poses a potential threat to us.’
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The challenges to come. What does Ukraine enter in the autumn of 2025?
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Nikushor Dan embodies political hope, but the problem is that this hope is lonely, and this position often turns from strength to vulnerability.
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A pro-Kremlin bloc from Hungary to a possible Simion-led Romania could reshape regional security and political dynamics around Ukraine.
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Zaluzhnyy was approached by Poroshenko, Klitschko, and Tymoshenko’s teams. He clearly rejected Tymoshenko. Other proposals likely existed but weren’t public. His stance on the rest remains unclear.
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‘Under certain circumstances, elections can be held both under the right-wing martial law regime and during the ceasefire.’
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Elections are a period of polarisation, when each political group “wrests” its potential share from the undecided electorate. The more heated the debate, the more likely the scenario…