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Russia tells Libyan PM it is ready to help unify his divided country

Russia said on Friday it was ready to help unify Libya and wanted to foster dialogue between rival authorities in Tripoli and factions in the east of the country.

  • Date: 04.03.2017  |  Published on EGF: 04.03.2017  |  External Relations  |  from http://www.reuters.com
France sees political compromise soon in Greek bailout talks

Greece and its international lenders have the political will to reach a compromise and conclude a crucial review of the country's bailout progress soon, French Prime Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said on Friday during a visit to Athens.

  • Date: 03.03.2017  |  Published on EGF: 03.03.2017  |  External Relations  |  from http://www.reuters.com
Democratic senator calls on Sessions to testify over Russia contacts

A Democratic lawmaker on Friday called for U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions to be questioned by the Senate Judiciary Committee over his failure to disclose meetings with Russia's ambassador during last year's presidential campaign.

  • Date: 03.03.2017  |  Published on EGF: 03.03.2017  |  External Relations  |  from http://www.reuters.com
Germany says to keep soldiers in Baltics as long as needed

German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel on Thursday criticized Russia's military build-up on its borders with the Baltic states as irrational and said Germany would keep troops in the region for as long as needed.

  • Date: 02.03.2017  |  Published on EGF: 02.03.2017  |  External Relations  |  from http://www.reuters.com
U.S. attorney general faces storm over meetings with Russian ambassador

Several congressional Republicans called on Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Thursday to recuse himself from investigations into alleged Russian meddling in the U.S. presidential election after it emerged he met last year with Russia's ambassador but did not disclose the contacts in Senate testimony.

  • Date: 02.03.2017  |  Published on EGF: 02.03.2017  |  External Relations  |  from http://www.reuters.com
China says supports WTO after U.S. trade threat

China supports the work of the World Trade Organization (WTO), the country's foreign ministry said on Thursday, after U.S. President Donald Trump's administration said it might defy WTO rulings it viewed as interfering with U.S. sovereignty.

  • Date: 02.03.2017  |  Published on EGF: 02.03.2017  |  External Relations  |  from http://www.reuters.com
Russia, China block U.N. sanctions on Syria over gas attacks

Russia on Tuesday cast its seventh veto to protect the Syrian government from United Nations Security Council action, blocking a bid by Western powers to impose sanctions over accusations of chemical weapons attacks during the six-year Syrian conflict.

  • Date: 28.02.2017  |  Published on EGF: 28.02.2017  |  External Relations  |  from http://www.reuters.com
Wary of Trump unpredictability, China ramps up naval abilities

The PLA Navy is likely to secure significant new funding in China's upcoming defense budget as Beijing seeks to check U.S. dominance of the high seas and step up its own projection of power around the globe.

  • Date: 26.02.2017  |  Published on EGF: 26.02.2017  |  External Relations  |  from http://www.reuters.com
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