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“Russia must immediately stop intimidating Lithuanian judges”, insisted EPP MEPs

March 19, 2021 by Staff Reporter

End Russian intimidation of Lithuanian judges. “Russia must immediately stop intimidating Lithuanian judges and the EU should establish a mechanism to protect its citizens from being transferred to third countries on the basis of illegal or politically-motivated extradition requests”, insisted MEPs Jeroen Lenaers and Rasa Juknevičienė. Their comments come as MEPs debate the situation of […]

Filed Under: EPP, EU Institutions, European Parliament, Foreign Relations, Justice & Home Affairs, People, Russia

Parliament’s Headaches… EU-Russia, CETA, TTIP, Migration

October 4, 2016 by Staff Reporter

Dan Mullaney, Chief US Negotiator for the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), Ignacio Garcia Bercero, Chief EU Negotiator for TTIP - TTIP Negotiations. Round Two. Seconds Out.

Ongoing talks on trade deals such as TTIP and CETA, future EU-Russia relations and latest developments regarding relocation of migrants to achieve a fair distribution in all EU member states will top the agenda of the 20-21 October meeting of heads of states or governments in Brussels. In a debate with Slovak Secretary of State […]

Filed Under: European Commission, European Parliament

Eastern Partnership Having ‘Positive Impact’ Says Georgia’s Margvelashvili

May 13, 2015 by Matthieu Lietaert

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Georgian president Giorgi Margvelashvili speaking at the European Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee discussed the Eastern Partnership ahead of the Riga summit on 21-22 May. He said the Eastern Partnership has had a positive impact on Georgia, not only because we reached the association agreement, but also because it gave us opportunities and mechanisms for reforming our economy, […]

Filed Under: Blogs, European Parliament, Foreign Relations

Farage, “Poke the Russian bear with a stick, don’t be surprised if he reacts”

September 16, 2014 by Staff Reporter

Tajani, Trade, Russia

The EU should take a more proactive line on the conflict between Russia and Ukraine and impose tougher sanctions on Russia, urged some political groups in Tuesday’s debate with EU Enlargement and Neighbourhood Policy Commissioner Štefan Füle. Others, however, stressed the need to “keep communication channels open”. “We want to see actions and not words […]

Filed Under: Business, Economy, European Parliament, Foreign Relations, Russia

How Russian Import Ban Is Affecting EU Firms

September 15, 2014 by Staff Reporter

Martin Schulz - Trade Agreement - Ukraine

European companies are still reeling from the impact of a Russian import ban on EU, US, Canadian, Australian, and Norwegian products such as meat, fruit and vegetables. Russia introduced the ban on 7 August in retaliation to EU measures triggered by the Ukrainian crisis and the downing of the Malaysia Airlines MH17 plane. The EU […]

Filed Under: Business, European Parliament, Trade & Invesment

An Apple A Day Keeps The Russians Away

September 15, 2014 by Staff Reporter

Ukraine Crisis - Russian Imports - Exports

European companies have started to feel the impact of the Russian import ban introduced on 7 August. The measure, which includes anything from Polish apples to Belgian pork, is Russia’s response to EU sanctions over the country’s involvement in the crisis in the Ukraine. During this week’s plenary in Strasbourg, MEPs will debate the impact […]

Filed Under: Business, European Parliament, Foreign Relations, Russia

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