Friday's meeting of European Union interior ministers did not bring a solution to the question of visa liberalisation for Georgia and Ukraine and the issue could eventually come up at the European Council meeting later this month to be decided by heads of government, Estonian Interior Minister Hanno Pevkur said.
"Most member states support granting visa-free travel to Georgia and Ukraine as they have fulfilled all the conditions set out in the respective program, but since Germany, Italy, and France have tied it to a new suspension clause, the decision has been p...
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