24 February, 2025
On this February 24, the somber third anniversary of Russia’s full-scale aggression, we call for a general mobilization to support Ukraine.
With a war raging in Europe since 2014, the situation is dire. We must act with determination and solidarity.The heroic resistance of Ukrainians reminds us every day that freedom must be defended. In Europe, we must act together and without delay. We demand:
🔹 The seizure of €200 billion in frozen Russian public assets held in European banks to be allocated to Ukraine’s support.🔹 Immediate EU membership for Ukraine, to build a shared future.🔹 A major €500 billion European defense bond, strengthening Europe’s defense industry and ensuring our continent’s sovereignty and independence.
European security is an absolute priority. Together, let us un...
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23 February, 2025
On the 3rd Anniversary of Russia’s Full-Scale Invasion, Municipal Libraries Across France Celebrate the Richness of Ukrainian Culture and Literature
From major cities to the smallest towns, libraries across France are coming together to showcase significant Ukrainian works translated into French.
Among them are the sharp and humorous narratives of Andrey Kurkov, the powerful and committed verses of Taras Shevchenko, a symbol of the fight for freedom, and the compelling writings of literary and feminist icon Lesia Ukrainka, alongside works by Serhiy Zhadan, Lina Kostenko, and poet Liubov Yakymchuk.
Throughout the centuries, Ukrainian writers have resisted oppression. Even today, Russia seeks to silence them. Among its victims is Viktoria Amelina, killed by a missile strike in Kramators...
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23 February, 2025
€16 Billion to Kill Ukrainians: Multinationals Are Funding Russia’s War Machine
For three years, Russian bombs have been raining down on Ukraine. Entire cities have been wiped out, thousands of civilians massacred, and yet some Western multinationals continue to fuel the Kremlin’s war effort. Out of sheer greed, they pour billions of euros in taxes and duties into Russia, directly funding the weapons that kill Ukrainian men and women every single day. This is a moral betrayal of unacceptable proportions.Billions Funneled into Putin’s Regime
According to the latest figures from the Kyiv School of Economics (KSE), nearly 60% of Western companies that were operating in Russia at the start of the war are still doing business there today. Since 2022, they have generated nearly €500 billio...
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