Head of EU Advisory Mission Ukraine.
Kyiv
Joined July 2026
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Cornelia Taylor retweeted
Law enforcement reform must make a difference in people’s lives. 🇺🇦🇪🇺
In Lviv, we brought national & regional partners together to advance reforms that strengthen public safety, protect people’s rights and build trust in law enforcement across Ukraine.
Cornelia Taylor retweeted
Ukraine’s borders are frontlines in keeping the country connected despite war.
At the EU4IBM & Asylum Partnership launch, EUAM Head @ctaylor_EUAM highlighted three priorities:
- Keep Ukraine connected
- Support its EU future
- Learn from each other to strengthen 🇺🇦and🇪🇺security
Trip to Odesa, the Black Sea city showing extraordinary resilience in the face of Russia’s war.
Listening to our 🇺🇦 partners, understanding their challenges and turning EUAM’s support into practical results.
🎥 Watch this short video for a glimpse of our work on the ground.
After Dnipro, Head of Mission @ctaylor_EUAM visited Odesa to hear from partners about maritime security, investigations into Russian attacks, police training and veterans’ support, and how EUAM can better support their work.
🎥 Watch her reflections on the visit.
Cornelia Taylor retweeted
🐾Sharp noses, skilled handlers and trust.
With EUAM support, nine 🇺🇦customs canine teams were trained in 🇷🇴Romania to detect hidden drugs, cigarettes & other prohibited substances. They can now share these skills with colleagues at home🇺🇦
Read more👇
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Good first meeting with 🇺🇦’s new Minister of Justice Denys Maslov, together with 🇪🇺 Ambassador @kmathernova. I congratulated the Minister on his appointment and we discussed Ukraine’s justice and rule of law reforms and where EUAM can provide practical support.
EUAM Head @ctaylor_EUAM and EU Ambassador @kmathernova met Ukraine’s Justice Minister to discuss EU reforms.
EUAM outlined opportunities for strategic support on prison reform, forensics and the fight against corruption.
@minjust_gov_ua welcomed cooperation with the Mission.
2026 Kyiv recipe for a high level partnership meeting? Start with meaty topics, stir in a generous helping of networking + a pinch of improvisation. Add a great team, mix well + move everything underground. Thx to EU & partners discussing the breadth of @EUAM_Ukraine’s work.🇺🇦🇪🇺
Together with other Heads of Mission in Kyiv, we take note with concern of the Russian MFA’s threat against diplomats and foreign citizens in Ukraine.
Russia is bound by the Vienna Convention and International Humanitarian Law.
We stay in Kyiv.
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Indeed, we are here. And the work continues. 🇪🇺🇺🇦
Across Ukraine, @EUAM_Ukraine colleagues continue working alongside our Ukrainian partners — every day.
Russia has a message for foreign diplomats in Kyiv: leave, or risk your lives.
Our answer: We are staying.
The EU Delegation is staying.
Threatening us will not stop Europe’s support for Ukraine. It only reminds us why that support matters!
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@EUDelegationUA
Pleased to meet Minister Ivan Vyhivskyi. As 🇺🇦 advances towards EU integration while responding to the demands of war, @EUAM_Ukraine will remain a close partner of @MVS_UA, supporting police reform, combating organised crime, and new priorities such as veterans’ reintegration.
@ctaylor_EUAM met Minister Ivan Vyhivskyi to discuss our long-standing cooperation with @MVS_UA.
EUAM UA will continue supporting reforms central to Ukraine’s EU path while responding to war-related needs, from combating organised crime to supporting veterans’ reintegration
Cornelia Taylor retweeted
Russia has a message for foreign diplomats in Kyiv: leave, or risk your lives.
Our answer: We are staying.
The EU Delegation is staying.
Threatening us will not stop Europe’s support for Ukraine. It only reminds us why that support matters!
🇪🇺🤝🇺🇦
@EUDelegationUA
Cornelia Taylor retweeted
@Ctaylor_EUAM, EUAM Head of Mission, & Igor Kusan, EUAM Veterans Support Unit Head, met Vitalii Kim, Minister of @mva_gov_ua, alongside @EUDelegationUA.
They discussed European experience, incl lessons from Croatia, on veterans' reintegration & transition to civilian life
Cornelia Taylor retweeted
Held an open and substantive discussion between President @ZelenskyyUa & EU Ambassadors in Kyiv.
We spoke about Ukraine’s urgent needs: air defence, joint production, financial resilience, progress on EU accession and stronger sanctions pressure on Russia.
At a time when 🇺🇦 is fighting for its future every single day, direct dialogue, solidarity and European unity matter more than ever. 🇺🇦🤝🇪🇺
Yesterday I met local journalists from across 🇺🇦. I enjoyed telling them about @EUAM_Ukraine but I learned much more from them - about what it takes to keep people informed when there is a war, and advertising & the people to do the job are disappearing.
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2/ Yuliya’s local paper serves 18,000 people in two communities in Sumy region. Just three women keep it going - 1,400 copies every week, plus online. Local news matter. I feel privileged to have had the window into their work. Thank you @EUDelegationUA for bringing us together.
A glimpse of our work in Ukraine. My first visit to Dnipro: six train evacuations, air alerts and meetings in shelters. Deeply moved by the extraordinary determination of the people I met, despite the immense toll of this war. A powerful reminder of why our work matters. 🇺🇦
Quiet determination in the face of daily disruption.
On her first visit to Dnipro, Head of Mission @ctaylor_EUAM met prosecutors, police, forensic experts and veterans to hear directly about their challenges and needs, and how EUAM Ukraine can best support them.
#StandWithUkraine
Honoured to welcome @DavidCvach to Kyiv for his first visit in his new role. 🇺🇦 is confronting challenges that increasingly matter for Europe as a whole.
Our 🇺🇦 colleagues also shared with him directly what it means to deliver our work during the war.
Thank you for listening🤝
Protecting rights even more important in times of war. Good to meet 🇺🇦Ombudsman @lubinetzs & hear first-hand about challenges his team faces. Glad that @EUAM_Ukraine can contribute in practical ways too–incl with power stations to keep reg'l offices working during power outages.
Cornelia Taylor retweeted
A fragment of russia’s war landed on our stage tonight.
I was opening an event with @alexanderdecroo @UNDPUkraine / Administrator in the courtyard of Saint Sophia’s Cathedral. An event dedicated to Ukrainian veterans. It was meant to be a beautiful evening about courage, community and the power of culture to help veterans return to civilian life.
Then the air-raid siren sounded.
A russian drone roared above us. Ukrainian defenders opened fire. Sounded like fireworks above our heads. We heard a deafening blast and explosions. You can hear and see them in the video.
The drone struck a five-storey office building in Kyiv’s Podilskyi district, several kilometres away. Preliminary reports say it was the second strike on the same building today.
When we returned, the host found a small metal fragment on the stage and handed it to me.
The veterans still performed a play based on the personal story of Volodymyr Tuka. Volodymyr was a circus performer. He lived through the russian occupation of Kherson. Then he joined the Armed Forces, was wounded and returned to civilian life. But how does a soldier live afterwards?
For years, I have admired the extraordinary ability of Ukrainians to fight, suffer and still create. To sing, perform and find beauty while defending their country. Tonight, russia tried to trample even that.
In response to escalating attacks such as today’s, cultural gatherings have been cancelled.
But our answer cannot be fear or surrender.
The European Commission 🇪🇺 recently approved another €6.1 billion for Ukraine’s air and missile defence. Tonight showed exactly why this support is so urgently needed.
There is only one answer to russian terror: help Ukraine defend its skies, protect its people and never surrender to tyranny!
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1/2 Reality in Ukraine. After a night of heavy Russian attacks, spent in a shelter instead of our scheduled night train, we finally left an almost dystopian Kyiv at dawn—smoke hanging over the skyline, the sun an eerie orange through the haze.
Our train east was evacuated twice.
