POLITICO Europe's Global Playbook editor. Based in Sydney, born in Ukraine.
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“Whether purposely or not, Emmanuel always gets it wrong,” Trump says, dismissing the French president's statement that he was helping negotiate an Israel-Iran ceasefire.
By: Zoya Sheftalovich
Asked whether he was done with Vladimir Putin, the American president said: “I’m disappointed in him, but I’m not done with him.”
POLITICO answers all your questions on the president's anti-corruption legislation that has spooked Ukrainians and upset Kyiv's staunchest allies.
By: Zoya Sheftalovich
At a tense summit held to celebrate 50 years of diplomatic ties, Xi Jinping called China and the EU “two big guys” on the world stage who must “make correct strategic choices.”
Trump had set Friday as the deadline for a ceasefire. Russian leader Vladimir Putin will meet with U.S.
By: Zoya Sheftalovich
Paris reacted with fury to an open letter written by Charles Kushner alleging the French government had failed to respond to rising hate crimes.
The building was “severely damaged,” EU Ambassador Katarina Mathernova said, while Ukraine’s foreign minister accused the Kremlin of targeting diplomats.
By: Zoya Sheftalovich
The U.S. president has threatened huge tariffs against countries that impose “discriminatory” regulations on American tech companies.
"We have to speak out against this bully. He’s not stopping. And it’s not just comedy. He’s gunning for our journalists too," TV host said, referring to the U.S. president.
By: Zoya Sheftalovich
“This is a test,” says Russian satirist Viktor Shenderovich.
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