KYIV—Travel to Dnipro or Kharkiv, cities close to Russian-occupied Ukrainian territory, and the first impression might be one of improbable normalcy. Families stroll through manicured parks. Restaurants and hotels are packed with foreigners and locals. Commerce spills onto buzzing streets. Look closer, however, and the architecture of war is everywhere. Children study in a growing […] The post Ukraine is also fighting for its future in the EU. With the right help and reforms, it can win. appeared first on Atlantic Council .