Critical Minerals Governance Risks and Conflict Prevention in Ukraine
Razom We Stand launches a new analytical paper, Critical Minerals Governance Risks and Conflict Prevention in Ukraine, examining the growing […]
Copenhagen protesters demand Fayard stop repairing Russian LNG tankers
Dozens of protesters gathered beside Copenhagen’s Marble Church on Thursday, 1 October, calling on Danish shipyard Fayard to stop repairing
Trump Still Hasn’t Enforced His Own Russia Sanctions Law — Ukrainians Want Action, Not Words
President Trump takes the UN General Assembly podium today, then meets President Zelensky in New York for the first time
Ukrainians To Trump: Sign the Full Russia Sanctions Bill — No Waivers, No Delay
The U.S. House of Representatives passed the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act (H.R. 5334) by a vote
Ukrainians To Washington: Pass This Bill, and Trump Must Sign It in Full
The U.S. House of Representatives is expected to hold a decisive vote today on the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia
Legal Policy and Campaign Officer
Location Ukraine — Kyiv preferred; remote in Europe is eligible too Contract type Full-time Salary €25,000 – €35,000 gross per
Ukraine’s Readiness to Implement the EU Methane Regulation: Initial Assessment
Razom We Stand has published an analytical report assessing Ukraine’s institutional and industry readiness to implement Regulation (EU) 2024/1787 on
Methane leaks are gas losses, not just emissions: why Ukraine needs LDAR programs
Mykita Slobodian, Ph.D. in Technical Sciences, expert at Razom We Stand Every cubic meter of natural gas that escapes from
Ukrainians say: Closing Russia’s Consulate Isn’t Enough — Germany Must Stop Buying Russian Gas and Lead on Shadow Fleet Enforcement
German officials have confirmed that Russia was behind the drone attack on Leipzig/Halle Airport, where explosive-laden drones were found on
Ukrainian Razom We Stand: Congress Must Pass the Russia Sanctions Bill — and Get It to the President’s Desk
The US House of Representatives returned to Washington yesterday after a five-week recess. Sitting on its desk, still untouched, is
