Authorization

Registration

Forgot password?


Forgot password

  • English version
  • Русская версия
EGF
The European Geopolitical Forum

Monday 21 July 2025

  • Registration
  • Login
  • About
    • Who we are
    • What we do
    • Issues we work on
    • EGF in Press
    • What makes us different?
    • Staff
    • Affiliated Experts
    • Why is geopolitics important?
    • Expert Presentations
    • EGF Partners
    • Contact Us
  • Forum
    • In progress
    • Archive
    • Terms & Rules
    • Registration
    • Help
  • Experts
  • Context
    • News
    • Publications
    • Events
    • Documents
    • Maps
    • Members Area
    • Book reviews
  • EGF Shop

Advanced Search

News on External Relations
China's Xinhua says West must stop 'meddling' in Ukraine's affairs

Western powers should stop meddling in Ukraine's affairs and manipulating the "opinions of the people" about a trade pact with the European Union, China's official government newswire said on Friday.

  • Date: 13.12.2013  |  Published on EGF: 13.12.2013  |  External Relations  |  from http://www.reuters.com/
Russia makes new attempt to woo Ukraine, EU waits in wings

Russian President Vladimir Putin made a new attempt to woo Ukraine on Thursday after the European Union and United States stepped up efforts to pull Kiev out of its former Soviet master's orbit.

  • Date: 12.12.2013  |  Published on EGF: 12.12.2013  |  External Relations  |  from http://www.reuters.com/
EU, Ukraine officials to hold talks on trade pact on Thursday

Ukraine's First Deputy Prime Minister Serhiy Arbuzov will meet a top European Union official in Brussels on Thursday to discuss a trade pact that Ukraine's president last month backed away from signing, provoking a political crisis.

  • Date: 12.12.2013  |  Published on EGF: 12.12.2013  |  External Relations  |  from http://www.reuters.com/
Ukraine president digs in heels over Russia ties despite protests

Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich gave no ground on Tuesday to protesters who want Kiev to move closer to the European Union, insisting his government needs to deepen trade ties with Russia instead.

  • Date: 11.12.2013  |  Published on EGF: 11.12.2013  |  External Relations  |  from http://www.reuters.com/
Russia signs deal to forgive $29 billion of Cuba's Soviet-era debt - diplomats

Russia and Cuba have quietly signed an agreement to write off 90 percent of Cuba's $32 billion debt to the defunct Soviet Union, a deal that ends a 20-year squabble and opens the way for more investment and trade, Russian and European diplomats said.

  • Date: 10.12.2013  |  Published on EGF: 10.12.2013  |  External Relations  |  from http://www.reuters.com/
Ukraine's Yanukovich sees no alternative to close trade ties with Moscow

Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich, speaking on television after more than two weeks of street unrest over his U-turn away from the European Union towards Russia, said on Tuesday there was no alternative to restoring trade relations with Moscow.

  • Date: 10.12.2013  |  Published on EGF: 10.12.2013  |  External Relations  |  from http://www.reuters.com/
Defying protesters, Ukraine's Yanukovich meets Putin on pact

Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich met Russia's Vladimir Putin on Friday to lay the grounds for a new "strategic partnership" to shore up Ukraine's creaking economy in defiance of protesters back home enraged by his U-turn away from Europe.

  • Date: 07.12.2013  |  Published on EGF: 07.12.2013  |  External Relations  |  from http://www.reuters.com/
Ukraine's Yanukovich heads for talks in Russia with Putin

Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovich is stopping off in Russia to have talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin on his way back home from an official visit to China, Ukraine's UNIAN news agency said on Friday.

  • Date: 06.12.2013  |  Published on EGF: 06.12.2013  |  External Relations  |  from http://www.reuters.com/
1 ... 151 152 153 ... 313
Russia, Ukraine, Belarus Remove region filter

© 2006—2025 European Geopolitical Forum

  • Terms and Conditions
  • Privacy Policy
  • Contact us