Ukraine does not want to depend on its arch enemy – the two countries are at war and the situation is just so emotionally charged and trust is minimal
Joanna Hosa explains the popularity or rejection of the Russian covid-19 vaccine in various Eastern European countries
The EU does everything to avoid confrontation and Moscow knows this. The Russian authorities feel that their hands are free to act as they please.
Joanna Hosa discusses EU-Russian relations and the consequences of the EU’s lax approach
The primary objective that the EU has is to ensure that the people are vaccinated ..in this case, the EU will try to close its eyes to the downside of having Russia distribute vaccines.
Joanna Hosa comments on Russia and China’s global vaccination efforts, in light of the EU’s recent struggles with the roll out of its own vaccine programme
The EU is avoiding a confrontation with Moscow
Joanna Hosa analyzes Borrell’s Moscow visit
While Russia’s main motivation behind the Hungarian case is to sell its vaccine to as many countries as possible to increase its soft power .. Moscow welcomes any move that involves weakening the EU.
Joanna Hosa discusses the motivations behind Russia’s global vaccine initiative
The message is that democracies, even the best ones, are not so reliable
Joanna Hosa discusses her concerns over Poland’s upcoming election and the potential use of voter fraud conspiracies in an interview
There will likely be a renewed effort to end the war in Donbas, and the now-vacant position of the U.S. Special Representative for Ukraine Negotiations might be filled.
Biden’s victory means ‘tough love’ for Ukraine, says Joanna Hossa
Joanna Hosa has advice on surviving Brexit-that she learned from communism
The Wider Europe Program's study trip to Ukraine is mentioned in Le Monde, regarding the Azov sea crisis