Kseniya Cheshyk

“Being born in Belarus, but living in the heart of Europe now, I strongly stand for the European Union integration as well as its external policy. Relations with the new post-EU Soviet states, such as Ukraine, Belarus and Moldova, which were involved in the actions carried during 2014-15, play a huge role in shaping and implementation of Russia’s policy.
The central issue of EU policy regarding post-Soviet space remains relations with the successor to the USSR distinguished by both close and multifaceted cooperation, and accumulated in the years after the collapse of the Soviet Union difficulties. United Europe allows to analyze the same and evaluate perspective ways to upgrade EU integration strategy.”

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