European Union

“PESCO 4”: the Role of Member States’ Ambitions in the Implementation of Defence and Security Projects of the European Union

The article clarifies the options for cooperation of 26 EU Member States within the framework of PESCO, which combine and develop their capabilities, which they would be unable to develop and implement separately. It is about developing defence capabilities, investment coordination, increasing operational readiness, operational interoperability and stability of their armed forces, and cooperation in various projects. It is emphasized on the various PESCO projects such as cyber, unmanned systems, chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear surveillance and medical services.

Military Component of European Union’s Security Activity: History, Current Status and Development Prospects

The article examines the military component of the EU's security activities. The history of cooperation between Western European countries after the Second World War in the field of collective defence is highlighted. It is shown that the creation of NATO was the main factor in limiting the scope of autonomous European defence efforts. The author identifies the impact on the military component of the EU's activities of such events as the beginning of Russian aggression against Ukraine in 2014 and a full-scale Moscow attack in 2022.

Current State and Development Trends of Heritage and Cultural Tourism in Ukraine and the Eu: a Comparative Aspect

The study aims to analyze the current state and development trends of heritage and cul- tural tourism in Ukraine compared to EU countries by substantiating the significance of UNESCO World Heritage and museum infrastructure as key factors in developing heritage and cultural tourism. Additionally, the study formulates recommendations for improving Ukraine’s tourism policy based on the experience of leading European countries in the tourism sector.

On the Features and Categories of Administrative Law

Among the trends in the development of the national administrative law of Ukraine, attention has long been paid to: general theoretical issues of reforming administrative law, which is associated with the European choice of development of Ukraine; consideration of issues that characterize the types, forms, and methods of public administration and its components; constitutional consolidation of the administrative and legal status of a person and a citizen in relations with the state (primarily with public administration); development of the provision of administrative services to individuals

Criminal Procedure as a Leading Branch of Law in Relation to the International Legal Systems of the EU and the USA

 Criminal procedure is one of the leading branches of law that plays a crucial role in maintaining law and order, justice, and human rights. In the context of globalization and the integration of international legal systems, particularly those of the European Union (EU) and the United States of America (USA), criminal procedure takes on special significance. Comparing the criminal procedures of Ukraine, the EU, and the USA allows for the identification of common features, differences, and best practices that can be adapted to enhance the effectiveness of national justice systems.

Prospects for the Development of Cross-Border Cooperation at the Local Government Level in Ukraine

The irreversible course of Ukraine’s accession to the European Union is vividly demonstrated every day in the media by the unwavering support of our country by international partners and organisations, as well as by the top officials of foreign states. The key task is to adapt the acquis communautaire into the national legislation of Ukraine. All reforms are taking place in parallel with the Ukrainian government’s accession negotiations, starting with the ratification of the EU-Ukraine Association Agreement in 2014.

Legal Regulation of the Activities of Attorneys General in the Context of European Integration: Challenges and Opportunities for Ukraine.

This paper studies the problem of legal regulation of the activity of attorneys general in the context of European integration and its influence on the modern development of the legal system of Ukraine. The purpose of the article is to analyze the challenges that the country faces in the process of adapting national legislation to European standards in the field of advocacy, as well as to identify opportunities that this process can open up for Ukraine.

The Main Forms of the Influence of Military Conflicts on Climate Change: On the Example of Russian-Ukrainian War

The article analyses the influence of military conflicts on climate change. The author argues that the relationship between military conflicts and climate change is bilateral: on the one hand, the cause of military conflicts may be climate changes; on the other hand, military conflicts have a negative inflyence on the environment, causing climate change.

The concept and socio-legal value of the reconciliation of the parties in the administrative judiciary of Ukraine

The article is aimed at research of the concept and socio-legal significance of the reconciliation of the parties in the administrative proceedings of Ukraine. On the basis of legal methods of scientific knowledge, such as: dialectical, logical-formal, comparative-legal, etc., modern approaches to understanding the legal nature and essence of the concept of “reconciliation” are considered.

Reforms as a prerequisite for ukraine's accession to the Еuropean Union

Reforms and their impact are an integral part of the process of accession to the European Union. These measures create the foundation for harmonizing the country’s legislation with European standards and norms, and contribute to improving the living standards of citizens and the stability of society. One of the key aspects of reforms is economic change. Countries aspiring to join the European Union usually implement reforms aimed at liberalizing markets, improving the business climate, and fighting corruption.