Publications

Marta Barandiy, the founder of Promote Ukraine and Representative of the Ombudsman of Ukraine in Belgium and the EU, is once again heading to Ukraine on a critical humanitarian mission. 

Hungary’s recent legislative change limiting access to state-subsidized accommodation for Ukrainian refugees has ignited a broader debate about the country’s commitment to upholding human rights and European values.

The state of human rights for Ukrainians in Europe has seen significant progress but remains fraught with challenges.

Marta Barandiy, a Ukrainian human rights activist and founder of Promote Ukraine, is visiting Taiwan.

Marta Barandiy has been appointed as the Representative of the Ukrainian Ombudsman in the Kingdom of Belgium and EU Affairs.

Given Ukraine’s status as a candidate country for membership in the European...

While progress has been made in increasing defense spending among NATO members, significant gaps in military capabilities and strategic deterrence remain.

Let’s have a look at a global trend where the survival of autocratic leadership takes precedence over ideological alignment.

In June, Belgians will vote for representatives in regional, national, and European parliaments. Leading the election race is the radical separatist party “Flemish Interest,” which not only advocates for the separation of Flanders but also has the highest number of Kremlin supporters among its representatives.

This is what I cherish about freedom and democracy: if you work tirelessly to be seen, you will be heard—so much so that you cannot be ignored.

Don't see inforn'ation about new political parties on state media? Do you know why?

The choice between investing in defense or engaging in warfare is not only a moral dilemma but also a profound economic question.

The imperative to bolster defense capabilities is driven not only by the immediate challenges but also by the long-term vision of sustaining European order and sovereignty.

On April 23, 2024, I enjoyed attending the much-anticipated election debate at the VUB campus in Etterbeek, organized by LVSV Brussel. This event focused on two crucial societal issues: migration and education.

Everyone has already noticed, but it is worth mentioning again - today, warfare has evolved beyond conventional areas like land, sea, air, and space.

As a lead candidate for the European Parliament with the Voor U party, Marta Barandiy’s platform revolves around enhancing the support structures for entrepreneurship in Belgium and across Europe.

Today, being an entrepreneur is arguably a challenge more than ever, especially in Belgium. The majority of obstacles come from the actual regulations and political views of the current policymakers.

In search of peace and prosperity that these values bring with them, migrants leave their countries and come to Europe. These values should be at the core of European migration policy.