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Kremlin backs Macron's idea to involve Europe in new missile treaty

2019-12-04
Interfax/TBT Staff

SOCHI - The Kremlin shares the opinion of French President Emmanuel Macron that Europe should be a part of a new treaty limiting intermediate and shorter-range missiles, presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov said. "The point is that whenever we spe...

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Kremlin backs Macron's idea to involve Europe in new missile treaty

Belarus never considered countersanctions against EU - Lukashenko

Russia negotiating bilateral agreement with EU on dispute resolution as part of WTO - Oreshkin

Ukrainian PM, European Commission official discuss cooperation within Eastern Partnership

EU ambassadors note success of Moldovan reforms of justice, countering corruption

Juncker and Johnson announce agreement on new Brexit deal

Karins and incoming European Council president agree on necessity to keep EU sanctions on Russia in place

Estonian MEP Madison: EU should stop hindering Brexit

Eight countries, including Latvia, urge EU to get tougher on climate action

Nazarbayev believes EAEU, EU, SCO to become parts of one integration network one day

Volodin urges Council of Europe to stop country monitoring

Moldovan president to meet with EC, EU, European Parliament leadership in Brussels

EU special representative denounces checkpoints at Georgia-S. Ossetia border

Russia in talks with EU on temporary agreement to resolve disputes in WTO - ministry

Macron suggests resetting EU-Russia relations

Belarusian PM hopeful to sign visa agreement with EU in fall 2019

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EU bans cod fishing in Baltic Sea

Tokayev hopes for boost in Kazakhstan-EU partnership after Charles Michel's election as European Council president