Zoya Sheftalovich is a Contributing Editor and Reporter at POLITICO. She focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular expertise in energy policy, cybersecurity, and the ongoing impacts of the Russian war on Ukraine. Zoya's work has been featured in POLITICO, POLITICO Europe, and E&E News.
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By: Felicia Schwartz, Will Steakin, Zoya Sheftalovich, Megan Messerly
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrives in Washington this week having made initial headway courting the MAGA movement that has long complicated his push to keep U.S. support flowing for Ukraine's war against Russia.
By: Ian Wishart, Dionisios Sturis, Saga Ringmar, Zoya Sheftalovich
Poland’s once-dominant Law and Justice party has split, with former PM Mateusz Morawiecki breaking with longtime leader Jarosław Kaczyński and preparing to build a rival force on the right. Zoya Sh…
By: Dionisios Sturis, Zoya Sheftalovich, Sarah Wheaton, Saga Ringmar
Brussels may have entered summer mode, but one of the first big political moments everyone will be watching when they return to work is Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s State of the Unio…
By: Zoya Sheftalovich
“Most of the people that came yesterday are now back in Morocco,” an official said.
By: Aitor Hernández-Morales, Victor Goury-Laffont, Zoya Sheftalovich
By AITOR HERNÁNDEZ-MORALES, VICTOR GOURY-LAFFONT, FERDINAND KNAPP and ZOYA SHEFTALOVICH
By: Saga Ringmar, Ian Wishart, Zoya Sheftalovich
The crisis in the Spanish territory of Ceuta is adding fuel to Europe’s bitter debate over migration. Following the arrival of more than 50,000 migrants in Ceuta in northern Africa last w…
By: Aitor Hernández-Morales, Zoya Sheftalovich
Commission president responds after Spanish PM accuses some European leaders of attacking him instead of offering solidarity.
By: Zoya Sheftalovich
Madrid will press its case for more solidarity, as ministers discuss lessons learned, tighter external-border controls and possible new EU measures this fall.
By: Aitor Hernández-Morales, Zoya Sheftalovich
Global power is in flux. Your daily guide to what comes next. By ZOYA SHEFTALOVICH and AITOR HERNÁNDEZ-MORALES
By: Zoya Sheftalovich, Ian Wishart, Saga Ringmar
Home affairs ministers are meeting this morning as the fallout of the Ceuta crisis continues to roil Europe.
