Category: WARS & CONFLICTS

<h1>Four years since the arrest of Vilen Temeryanov: Journalism is not a crime – Russian aggression is a crime</h1> <h4>Four years after the arrest of Crimean Tatar journalist Vilen Temeryanov by Russian occupation authorities, his captors remain silent. As his public advocate and President of CIVIL – Center for Freedom, I renew the demand for his immediate release and strongly condemn Russia's brutal, politically motivated repression of journalists in occupied parts of Ukraine.</h4>

Four years since the arrest of Vilen Temeryanov: Journalism is not a crime – Russian aggression is a crime

Four years after the arrest of Crimean Tatar journalist Vilen Temeryanov by Russian occupation authorities, his captors remain silent. As his public advocate and President of CIVIL – Center for Freedom, I renew the demand for his immediate release and strongly condemn Russia's brutal, politically motivated repression of journalists in occupied parts of Ukraine.

Oct 7, 2026 | , , ,

By Xhabir Deralla This article first appeared in Macedonian on CivilMedia.mk on August 11, 2026....

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<h1>Every hesitation by Europe to arm Ukraine is read by Moscow as a weakness</h1> <h4>European countries must organize collectively to transfer their interceptor missiles to Kyiv, while also coordinating and increasing production of these missiles across the continent as soon as possible, urges a group of military and civilian figures in an opinion piece published in Le Monde.</h4>

Every hesitation by Europe to arm Ukraine is read by Moscow as a weakness

European countries must organize collectively to transfer their interceptor missiles to Kyiv, while also coordinating and increasing production of these missiles across the continent as soon as possible, urges a group of military and civilian figures in an opinion piece published in Le Monde.

Sep 12, 2026 | , , ,

On August 22, Emmanuel Macron announced the delivery of new French interceptors and said it was...

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<h1>London interparliamentary debate places Ukraine at the centre of Europe’s future</h1> <h4>More than 200 participants joined the event at Europe House and online as Ukrainian, British and European parliamentarians discussed sustained support for Ukraine, a new European security architecture, frozen Russian assets, hybrid threats and democratic resilience.</h4>

London interparliamentary debate places Ukraine at the centre of Europe’s future

More than 200 participants joined the event at Europe House and online as Ukrainian, British and European parliamentarians discussed sustained support for Ukraine, a new European security architecture, frozen Russian assets, hybrid threats and democratic resilience.

Sep 9, 2026 | , , , , ,

LONDON, 9 September 2026 – Ukraine’s struggle for freedom and its defining importance for Europe’s...

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