EU calls May 25 summit on virus, climate and Russia
EU calls May 25 summit on virus, climate and Russia
Brussels (AFP) - European Union leaders will hold a face-to-face summit in Brussels on May 25 to discuss the coronavirus crisis, the battle against climate change and tensions with Russia, a spokesman said.
AFP
AFP
Russia says it hopes U.S. ambassador's consultations in Washington won't be in vain
Russia says it hopes U.S. ambassador's consultations in Washington won't be in vain
Russia said on Thursday it hoped U.S. ambassador John Sullivan would use his time usefully in Washington during consultations with members of Joe Biden's administration amid a diplomatic row with Moscow.
Reuters
Reuters
France warns Russia of sanctions if critic Navalny dies
France warns Russia of sanctions if critic Navalny dies
France's foreign minister told Russia on Thursday that the European Union would hold President Vladimir Putin and Russian authorities directly responsible if hunger-striking Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny died and it would impose new sanctions.
Reuters
Reuters
Navalny ally urges jailed Kremlin critic to end his hunger strike
A medical trade union leader and ally of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny said on Thursday she and her group were asking the jailed opposition politician to call off his hunger strike.
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Reuters
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Russian defence minister oversees large-scale military drills in Crimea: RIA
Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu went to Crimea on Thursday to oversee large-scale snap drills of Russia's southern military district and paratroopers close to Ukraine, the RIA news agency reported.
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Reuters
Baltic states join NATO allies in kicking out Russians for spying
Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia on Friday joined a fast-growing list of NATO and EU members demanding the removal of Russian diplomats for alleged spying, in actions that have infuriated Moscow and look certain to provoke further retaliation.
Reuters
Reuters