Moroccon visa and divorce

Hi,

I have been married since January this year.
My had the marriage registered in the moroccon court.
My wife lives in ukraine at the moment, mot something I would like but it's something her family have wanted (to complete her studies) so they are paying for that.
We have had a few issues recently where she has been ignoring me a lot.. not giving me the time of day and just arguing. I have provided money on a monthly basis for food and clothing even though her family is rich compared to me. But she's expecting me to abide my the duties of a man but is not abiding by the duties of a woman. She is causing a lot of issues and here have been instances where she has blocked me on social media and others have seen her posting Valentine's presents etc not provided by me. She's been very different towards me since she has moved and I have a lot of patience. I remain calm and try my best to make the marriage work but she wants a divorce. Because apparently I'm not man and a child. She's asking me to pay medical bills but I have advised that I will cover all costs when she comes to the UK. I can apply for the visa and have her over in a month. Her medical bills will be covered here and it's her choice not to come. I have a house here which she can come too aswell but it's hers and her father's choice. I have respected that and never forced her. I ask her for time..  10 minutes a day just to talk but she won't give me that. She says she's busy but is always out. Says she's home studying but posting on social media that she is out and eith friends.. I have tried so hard and I don't want a divorce. I want to know what grounds do i have here? In regards to shariah I have done all duties as a husband. Can I just give her an Islamic divorce and just leave it? Do I let her apply for khula which will be rejected on basis that I've not done anything wrong and she has no reason for divorce. If I apply for divorce I'm sure she will try to get everything from me. She is very smart and sly.  Has anyone else had similar problems eith moroccon people? What's the best way to deal with this matter? I've spoken to elders to try resolve it but she's not listening and is adamant on a divorce.  Can someone help me please and give me some advice, I would really appreciate it.