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Western historians play down Russian threat | Delfi – Lithuania
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Bulgaria tries to warm up Russia ties
Bulgaria is trying to warm up relations with Russia, amid iciness over its support for EU sanctions and its cancellation of major Russian energy projects. …read more Source:...
Spain: EU sanctions on Russia ‘beneficial for no one’
Spain on Tuesday joined a growing list of EU countries which are publicly critical of Russia sanctions and keen to mend ties. …read more Source:...
[Opinion] Values, not territory, at stake in Ukraine
Many view the Ukraine conflict as a power struggle between the West and Russia. But it’s more than that: It’s a clash of values. …read more Source:...
Syrian National Coalition welcomes new EU sanctions against the Assad regime and calls for further action
Author(s): NEOnline | TB syr1.jpg Following the approval of new sanctions against the Assad regime and its international backers by the European Union, the Syrian National Coalition’s representative to the Benelux and EU, Mouaffaq Nyrabia, said: …read more Source: New...
Brussels cookbook hard to stomach | The Sunday Times – United Kingdom
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Russia’s neighbours need military service | Veidas – Lithuania
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EU army can strengthen solidarity | Der Standard – Austria
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EU targets Assad-Islamic State middleman
A Syrian businessman has been placed under European Union sanctions for brokering oil deals between the Syrian authorities and one of its supposed opponents, the jihadist group Islamic State, in the latest round of targeted sanctions against the regime of Bashar al-Assad. This is the first time that EU sanctions have explicitly drawn a connection...
[Ticker] Latvian FM sees ‘opportunity’ for better Belarus relations
The EU “sees an opportunity to broaden and deepen relations with Belarus”, Latvian FM Edgars Rinkevics said Saturday. Relations with the EU have been all-but frozen due to the authoritarian regime of president Alexander Lukanshenko, but Minsk may profit from its mediating role in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. …read...
