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The moves come amid Russian attempts to stop Ukraine moving towards the EU.
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych said they had not discussed Ukraine joining a Moscow-led customs union.
Russia is trying to create their own version of the EU and it is making investments to facilitate that. The monies to the Ukraine weren't provided as a gift. I would anticipate Russia sees itself as an ally.
I don't know who is worse Russia or Europe. Europe is holding the Ukraine hostage to trade. That is going to escalate tensions with Russia.
Published 19 July 2013
updated 23 July 2013
Yelisieiev, who was recently promoted
to advisor on external political processes to the Ukrainian president,
made a passionate plea for the EU to adopt a “strategic vision” on
Ukraine's future geopolitical position in Europe.
“We consider in Ukraine the signing of this agreement as the second event after the declaration of the independence of Ukraine [16 July 1990]. And I would like to enforce my argument: this signing for Ukraine will be, like years ago, the fall of the Berlin wall for Germany,” the ambassador said.
The association agreement with Ukraine was initialled more than a year ago but the EU made its signature conditional on progress made in areas such as democratic and judicial reforms, including the release from prison of former prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko. The draft agreement offers closer political and economic cooperation, but stops short of offering a path towards EU accession....
The demands of Russia for the Former Prime Minister isn't going to work. The EU might try asking Pussy Riot to intervene for all the good this is going to do them and the Former Prime Minister.
The G-8 is the best option to bring the Former Prime Minister home. It should be part of the agenda by Europe. Russia holds the Presidency this year. There should be envoys to Russia from Europe on behalf of the Former Prime Minister before the G8 convenes. It is going to be in Sochi in June. It should be done in the spirit of allowing The Ukraine a fresh start after the turbulence in that country. I would think Russia would want to dispel any ill will with The Ukraine and the release of the Former Prime Minister will resolve political tensions as well.
Her release isn't going to change anything. We have witnessed many people released from Russia's prisons and there have good consequences, not bad.
The Ukraine has no influence with Russia regarding this issue and it should not be held hostage by the EU.
MOSCOW, January 21. /ITAR-TASS/. Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov (click here) outlined on Tuesday priorities of Russia’s G8 presidency, listing among them fight against extremism and drug threat, as well as health protection and management of risks connected with natural calamities.
47 mpg Kiev (click here)
It has a auto industry, but, none are top line production vehicles. They have long term companies, but, they sell primarily to places like Iraq.
The moves come amid Russian attempts to stop Ukraine moving towards the EU.
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych said they had not discussed Ukraine joining a Moscow-led customs union.
Russia is trying to create their own version of the EU and it is making investments to facilitate that. The monies to the Ukraine weren't provided as a gift. I would anticipate Russia sees itself as an ally.
I don't know who is worse Russia or Europe. Europe is holding the Ukraine hostage to trade. That is going to escalate tensions with Russia.
Published 19 July 2013
updated 23 July 2013
The Ukrainian ambassador to the EU, (click here) Kostiantyn Yelisieiev, said the signature of an EU-Ukraine Association
Agreement, which could take place in November, would be similar in
magnitude for his country to the fall of the Berlin Wall in Germany.
“We consider in Ukraine the signing of this agreement as the second event after the declaration of the independence of Ukraine [16 July 1990]. And I would like to enforce my argument: this signing for Ukraine will be, like years ago, the fall of the Berlin wall for Germany,” the ambassador said.
The association agreement with Ukraine was initialled more than a year ago but the EU made its signature conditional on progress made in areas such as democratic and judicial reforms, including the release from prison of former prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko. The draft agreement offers closer political and economic cooperation, but stops short of offering a path towards EU accession....
The demands of Russia for the Former Prime Minister isn't going to work. The EU might try asking Pussy Riot to intervene for all the good this is going to do them and the Former Prime Minister.
The G-8 is the best option to bring the Former Prime Minister home. It should be part of the agenda by Europe. Russia holds the Presidency this year. There should be envoys to Russia from Europe on behalf of the Former Prime Minister before the G8 convenes. It is going to be in Sochi in June. It should be done in the spirit of allowing The Ukraine a fresh start after the turbulence in that country. I would think Russia would want to dispel any ill will with The Ukraine and the release of the Former Prime Minister will resolve political tensions as well.
Her release isn't going to change anything. We have witnessed many people released from Russia's prisons and there have good consequences, not bad.
The Ukraine has no influence with Russia regarding this issue and it should not be held hostage by the EU.
Russia
January 21, 12:04MOSCOW, January 21. /ITAR-TASS/. Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov (click here) outlined on Tuesday priorities of Russia’s G8 presidency, listing among them fight against extremism and drug threat, as well as health protection and management of risks connected with natural calamities.
“Tasks of raising the efficiency on such directions as fight against
drug threat, terrorism and extremism, health protection, formation of a
global system of managing risks connected with man-caused and natural
calamities, and of course contribution to the settlement of regional
conflicts are among our G8 priorities,” the foreign minister said at a
major news conference reviewing the results of 2013.
In pursuing its foreign policy last year, Russia was oriented towards “ensuring favorable social-political conditions for the development of the country, for the transition of its economy to the innovation track and for higher living standards of our citizens and the quality of their life,” he said.
“With that in view, Russia was consistently promoting a positive uniting international agenda to bring closer the settlement of fundamental problems of the modern world,” he said.
“It was these approaches that we were guided by in G20 presidency, and we are guided by the same approaches as the president of G8,” the foreign minister added.
And she isn't even helping herself. She will remain a focus of concern, she doesn't have to do this, she is a former head of state. The longer the EU continues to play these games the longer it will continue. The EU has to take the Former Prime Minister off their agenda and out of any economic pact, because they are only hurting the people of the Ukraine. This isn't a matter of trade relations, it is an issue that high level diplomacy has to solve.
Graham Stack in Kyiv
February 6, 2014
Jailed opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko (click here) is opposed to any deal between the opposition and embattled President Viktor Yanukovych to end a mass protest movement that has occasionally erupted in violence, according to a letter sent from her jail cell to her parliamentary group, and subsequently leaked to the public.
The firebrand former prime minister Tymoshenko, two and half years into a seven-year jail sentence, made a powerful intervention on February 4 in talks between opposition and government on an exit to the current crisis, which arose when Yanukovych failed to sign a deal in November that would bring Ukraine closer to the EU. Tymoshenko dispatched a six-page letter to the parliamentary group of her Batkvyshina party, in which she poured scorn on the united opposition's joint platform for talks with Yanukovych....
It sounds like Pakistan. I don't think the world needs another Pakistan.
...But this flexibility on the part of Yanukovych has aroused the suspicions of Tymoshenko, who has every reason to be leery of him: after losing narrowly to him in presidential elections in February 2010, she was subsequently jailed on what are widely regarded as trumped-up charges of having exceeded her powers during her time as prime minister. She has repeatedly warned of the threat he poses to Ukraine's fragile democracy....
That is exactly what Pakistan does. They put former leaders that have lost an election in prison before they can run again. It is the exact same thing.
Mushy is up on charges of treason. They want to execute his sorry butt. He should ask Kahn to stand up for him as a character witness. At least Kahn is a national hero, it will give him some credibility.
By Azam Khan / Hasnaat Malik
Published: February 6, 2014
ISLAMABAD: Former president Pervez Musharraf (click here) has pledged to appear in court if the hearing of his treason trial were to be referred to any court other than the special court, according to a surety bond, available with The Express Tribune.
In pursuing its foreign policy last year, Russia was oriented towards “ensuring favorable social-political conditions for the development of the country, for the transition of its economy to the innovation track and for higher living standards of our citizens and the quality of their life,” he said.
“With that in view, Russia was consistently promoting a positive uniting international agenda to bring closer the settlement of fundamental problems of the modern world,” he said.
“It was these approaches that we were guided by in G20 presidency, and we are guided by the same approaches as the president of G8,” the foreign minister added.
And she isn't even helping herself. She will remain a focus of concern, she doesn't have to do this, she is a former head of state. The longer the EU continues to play these games the longer it will continue. The EU has to take the Former Prime Minister off their agenda and out of any economic pact, because they are only hurting the people of the Ukraine. This isn't a matter of trade relations, it is an issue that high level diplomacy has to solve.
Graham Stack in Kyiv
February 6, 2014
Jailed opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko (click here) is opposed to any deal between the opposition and embattled President Viktor Yanukovych to end a mass protest movement that has occasionally erupted in violence, according to a letter sent from her jail cell to her parliamentary group, and subsequently leaked to the public.
The firebrand former prime minister Tymoshenko, two and half years into a seven-year jail sentence, made a powerful intervention on February 4 in talks between opposition and government on an exit to the current crisis, which arose when Yanukovych failed to sign a deal in November that would bring Ukraine closer to the EU. Tymoshenko dispatched a six-page letter to the parliamentary group of her Batkvyshina party, in which she poured scorn on the united opposition's joint platform for talks with Yanukovych....
It sounds like Pakistan. I don't think the world needs another Pakistan.
...But this flexibility on the part of Yanukovych has aroused the suspicions of Tymoshenko, who has every reason to be leery of him: after losing narrowly to him in presidential elections in February 2010, she was subsequently jailed on what are widely regarded as trumped-up charges of having exceeded her powers during her time as prime minister. She has repeatedly warned of the threat he poses to Ukraine's fragile democracy....
That is exactly what Pakistan does. They put former leaders that have lost an election in prison before they can run again. It is the exact same thing.
Mushy is up on charges of treason. They want to execute his sorry butt. He should ask Kahn to stand up for him as a character witness. At least Kahn is a national hero, it will give him some credibility.
By Azam Khan / Hasnaat Malik
Published: February 6, 2014
ISLAMABAD: Former president Pervez Musharraf (click here) has pledged to appear in court if the hearing of his treason trial were to be referred to any court other than the special court, according to a surety bond, available with The Express Tribune.
