TALLINN - At the Eastern Partnership meeting of the European Union foreign ministers in Prague, Foreign Minister Urmas Paet emphasized that the Eastern Partnership needs greater attention and that Estonia supports the Eastern Partners becoming as closely integrated and co-operative with the European Union as possible, reports LETA. “Meeting the goals that have been set requires an effort from the Eastern Partners as well as openness and support from the European Union. It is essential that the entire European Union be involved in advancing the Eastern Partnership,” said Paet....
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