Zoya Sheftalovich is a contributing editor and reporter for POLITICO Europe. Based in Sydney and originally from Ukraine, Zoya covers a wide range of topics including politics, international relations, and current events. Her work has been featured in POLITICO and she is also the editor of the Brussels and London Playbooks.
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By: Nicholas Vinocur, Zoya Sheftalovich
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Britain will commit to providing ‘swift and sustained' help, should Russia attack Ukraine again.
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By: Zoya Sheftalovich
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By: Nicholas Vinocur, Zoya Sheftalovich
LATE LAST NIGHT: Alexander Stubb won the presidential election in Finland.
Russian president takes aim at the ex-Fox News host, saying he had wanted hard questions during an interview, “but he chose a different tactic.”
By: Jakob Hanke Vela, Zoya Sheftalovich, Pierre Emmanuel Ngendakumana
The singer's case is the latest example of the EU struggles to apply its digital laws.
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