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Moldova leaves the CIS as Kyiv maps EU alignment
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A look back at 2 April 2026, when Chișinău's parliament voted to exit a post-Soviet bloc, a day after Ukraine's cabinet backed a large EU legislative programme.
Moldova votes to leave the CIS
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A look back at the Moldovan parliament's decision of 2 April 2026, and a Ukrainian government step on EU law a day earlier.
Three pressure points in the war, 27 March 2026
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A look back at how Hungary's gas threat, a British boarding order and Zimbabwe's casualty count showed the war's reach beyond the front line.
Three pressure points in the Ukraine war, 27 March 2026
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A look back at how gas, sanctions enforcement and foreign recruitment shaped the politics of the war in the days to 27 March 2026.
What did Kyiv and Bucharest offer Washington in March 2026?
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Two reported decisions in the days before 13 March 2026 showed how Ukraine and Romania were lending support to US military operations linked to the Iran war.
Kyiv and Bucharest step into the Iran war's logistics
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Two separate decisions in March 2026 showed how states near Ukraine were being drawn into support for US operations linked to the Iran war.
Romania opens its air bases for Iran war
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A look back at the Romanian decision of 11 March 2026 on US military access, and Ukraine's parallel role in Jordan.
Why Druzhba and Orbán strained Kyiv's ties
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A look back at early March 2026, when a pipeline remark and a row over Hungary's prime minister sat alongside a French nuclear announcement.
Why Brussels rebuked Zelensky over remarks on Orbán
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A look back at the exchange of 6 March 2026, when the European Commission criticised Ukraine's president after Hungary read his words as a threat.
Zelensky, Orbán and the Druzhba pipeline row
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A look back at a diplomatic spat involving Kyiv, Budapest and the European Commission, as it stood on 6 March 2026.
What did Macron announce on nuclear weapons?
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A retrospective on France's decision, reported on 2 March 2026, to enlarge its nuclear arsenal, and on a Ukrainian court ruling days earlier.
Nuclear build-up and Budapest's pipeline ultimatum
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A look back at 2 March 2026, when France announced a larger nuclear arsenal and Hungary's pressure on Kyiv was already under way.
What did Macron's nuclear build-up signal for Europe?
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A retrospective on 2 March 2026, when France announced a larger nuclear stockpile, and on the pressures on Ukraine's support in the days before.
What did Macron's nuclear build-up announcement signal?
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A look back at 2 March 2026, when France said it would enlarge its nuclear arsenal, citing Russia's war on Ukraine among other threats.
What the Galushchenko arrest meant for Kyiv
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A look back at the Operation Midas case, in which a former energy minister was detained at the border in mid-February 2026.
What the Galushchenko arrest meant for Operation Midas
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A retrospective on the detention of a former energy minister, three days before 18 February 2026, in a long-running anti-corruption inquiry.
What the Galushchenko arrest meant for Operation Midas
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A look back at the detention of a former energy minister at the border, and what it showed about Ukraine's anti-corruption drive.
What the Galushchenko arrest meant for Kyiv
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A look back at the detention of a former energy minister in the Operation Midas investigation.
Operation Midas: the arrest at Ukraine's border
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A look back at the detention of a former energy minister in a corruption inquiry into the energy sector.
Why was Galushchenko detained at the border?
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A look back at the arrest of Ukraine's former energy minister on 15 February 2026 as part of Operation Midas.
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