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Artur Gmyria
journalist
Ukraine reclaims the Black Sea and braces for the winter: a digest of Western mass media
Ukraine prepares for the coming winter despite being unable to fully repair the damage Russian attacks caused to its energy system. Meanwhile, Britain praises Ukraine’s victory over the Russian Black Sea fleet, the U.S. Republicans split as to aid to Ukraine as the House speaker race unfolds, and Donald Trump caused another turmoil by disclosing sensitive information.
The U.S. stumbles over aid to Ukraine in the budget while Canada argues over the Galicia division
The EU is set to impose tougher control over companies sourcing electronic components found in Russian weapons. Meanwhile, Romania is strengthening its Eastern border amid Russian attacks in the Danube area, the U.S. stumbles over next year’s budget, and Canada argues over Ukrainian Nazi collaborators after the uproar caused by the praising of a Ukrainian veteran in parliament.
The West wants Ukraine to hold wartime elections: What are the pros and cons?
"Ukraine's democracy dilemma" and similar concepts are reiterated by many global mass media outlets speaking about the challenge of holding an election in Ukraine in 2024.