"Are Ukrainian refugees no longer welcome?"
https://voxeurop.eu/en/event/voxeurop-live-ukrainian-refugees-no-longer-welcome/
Feb. 24, 2026, 13.30 CET
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Hanna #Perekhoda: ‘The fight for freedom in Ukraine is intimately linked to the global struggle against fascist forces’
https://voxeurop.eu/en/hanna-perekhoda-ukraine-war/
Weapons sent to Ukraine are used to defend society against an invading army.
Ukraine's victory guarantees the very existence of a state in which citizens can choose their future
Nothing strengthens extreme right-wing movements or terrorist organisations more than military occupation and the systematic oppression that goes with it
‘Climate action is too costly’: how the far right and big business are weaponising social instability to block progress
Far-right parties and industry lobbies across Europe exploit economic insecurity to undermine climate policies, claiming a choice between green transition and social justice. But researchers stress both are possible — under the right conditions.
US-EU trade deal: one man's loss…
Albanian author Arian Leka: ‘Exodus is a metaphor for life’
Russia’s war crimes in Ukraine: the ultimate reality check for international law
Fifty years after the Helsinki Accords that created it, the OSCE fails to protect its own staff monitoring the war in Ukraine. Russia’s aggression and war crimes expose the brutal limits of international law and the hollowing of global institutions.
Precarious, poorly paid, risky: freelance journalism in Europe
Oleksandra Matviichuk: ‘If we want to prevent wars in the future, we must punish the states and their leaders who start these wars now’
The Ukrainian Nobel Peace prize calls for a special tribunal on Russian aggression on Ukraine, exposing global legal gaps, Western inaction on frozen assets, and the brutal reality of life under occupation.
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