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Ukraine’s trilateral contact group resumes talks in Minsk
Today’s meeting of the trilateral contact group Ukraine-Russia-OSCE was preceded by the meetings of all its working groups. …read more Source:...
One Ukrainian, One Iranian Reported as Victims of Istanbul Airport Terror Attack
An Iranian and a Ukrainian are among victims of the terror attack at Istanbul’s Ataturk international airport, the AP reported on Wednesday, citing Turkish officials. Tuesday’s attack involving gunfire and three suicide bombings killed 36 people and wounded around 150 others at the city’s main airport. Reuters quoted Saudi media...
Dutch PM wants to change EU treaty with Ukraine
Prime Minister Mark Rutte wants to change the association agreement between the European Union and the Ukraine in such a way that the concerns of the Dutch who voted against the agreement are alleviated. He is not sure whether this will be possible, but will make every effort to see whether it is The post Dutch PM wants to change EU treaty with...
The Netherlands threatens not to ratify Ukraine treaty
Prime minister Mark Rutte has raised the issue of amending the EU’s treaty of association with Ukraine with European officials… …read more Source:...
Dutch might not ratify Ukraine treaty, PM says
Rutte said changing the text or not ratifying it at all were two options after Dutch people voted against it in a referendum. Treaty would likely survive in another form. …read more Source:...
Dutch PM Rutte wants ‘legally binding’ assurances over Ukraine deal: sources
BRUSSELS (Reuters) – Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte asked European Union leaders on Tuesday for “legally binding” assurances to address his country’s concerns over a trade and association deal with Ukraine, but did not say he would block it, diplomats said. …read more Source:...
[Ticker] Mogherini calls for ‘selective engagement’ with Russia
EU foreign relations chief Federica Mogherini said in a long-term strategy paper unveiled on Tuesday that Russia was a “strategic challenge” due to its invasion of Ukraine. She said relations can be normalised only when it fully respected international law, but she advocated “selective engagement” on “climate, the...
9th Investment Forum
This year edition of the Investment Forum has been its 9th edition. The following topics: how to support innovative solutions, what is the importance of technology in business development, how energy sector and science create the technology of the future – these were the leading topics of 9. Investment Forum in Tarnów The Investment Forum was...
The eastern weakness for a ‘political savior’
KIEV, Ukraine — When Nadiya Savchenko, Putin’s most famous political prisoner, stepped foot on Ukrainian soil for the first time in two years, she was overwhelmed by the media frenzy. “Back off!” she snapped at the horde of reporters circling her like prey, just minutes after she landed at Kiev airport. The country is hungry for its next...
EU global strategy: ‘We must be ready to go beyond NATO’
Europe must be able to develop its own military autonomy by going beyond NATO, says a new foreign policy and security proposal to be presented Tuesday to European leaders. “When it comes to collective defense, NATO remains the primary framework for most member states” but “as Europeans we must take greater responsibility for our security,” states...
