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"Our Victory Depends On Our Cooperation": Zelensky To EU Ministers
President Volodymyr Zelensky on Monday told a gathering of European Union foreign ministers in Kyiv that the length of the war with Russia will depend on support Ukraine receives from allies.
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EU Chief Talks Cooperation With Volodymyr Zelensky In Kyiv
EU commission president Ursula von der Leyen was in Kyiv Thursday for her first visit to Ukraine since the war-scarred country became a candidate for bloc membership, angering Moscow.
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European Union Chief In Ukraine To Discuss "Cooperation" Before Integration
EU commission president Ursula von der Leyen said Thursday she was in Kyiv to discuss closer cooperation between Ukraine and the European Union.
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EU Turns To Israel For Gas Supplies After Russia "Blackmails"
European Union: The European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen said, the EU wants to strengthen its energy cooperation with Israel in light of Russia's use of gas supplies to "blackmail" its members over the Ukraine conflict.
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EU, US Increase Cooperation To Counter Disruptions Caused By Ukraine War
The European Union and the US agreed on Monday to cooperate more closely to counter disrupted supply of commodities and food due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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India, EU Launch Trade and Technology Council to Deepen Strategic Cooperation
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Monday agreed to launch an EU-India trade and technology council to address the challenges of ensuring trusted technology and security in the wake of rapid geopolitical changes.
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Russian Banks Take European Union to Court Over Sanctions
Three of Russia's biggest lenders said Friday that they are taking the EU to court over sanctions imposed on them as part of measures aimed at forcing Moscow's cooperation in the Ukraine crisis.
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Vladimir Putin Looks to Asia as European Union Tightens Sanctions
President Vladimir Putin called on Friday for new efforts to strengthen cooperation with China and ex-Soviet republics in Central Asia after the European Union tightened sanctions on Russia over the Ukraine crisis.
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EU Ministers: Sanctions if Russia Won't Cooperate
Several European foreign ministers on Monday threatened further sanctions if Russia fails to cooperate with Ukraine's proposed peace plan and doesn't stop the flow of arms and militants across its border into eastern Ukraine.
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"Our Victory Depends On Our Cooperation": Zelensky To EU Ministers
President Volodymyr Zelensky on Monday told a gathering of European Union foreign ministers in Kyiv that the length of the war with Russia will depend on support Ukraine receives from allies.
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EU Chief Talks Cooperation With Volodymyr Zelensky In Kyiv
EU commission president Ursula von der Leyen was in Kyiv Thursday for her first visit to Ukraine since the war-scarred country became a candidate for bloc membership, angering Moscow.
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European Union Chief In Ukraine To Discuss "Cooperation" Before Integration
EU commission president Ursula von der Leyen said Thursday she was in Kyiv to discuss closer cooperation between Ukraine and the European Union.
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EU Turns To Israel For Gas Supplies After Russia "Blackmails"
European Union: The European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen said, the EU wants to strengthen its energy cooperation with Israel in light of Russia's use of gas supplies to "blackmail" its members over the Ukraine conflict.
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EU, US Increase Cooperation To Counter Disruptions Caused By Ukraine War
The European Union and the US agreed on Monday to cooperate more closely to counter disrupted supply of commodities and food due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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India, EU Launch Trade and Technology Council to Deepen Strategic Cooperation
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Monday agreed to launch an EU-India trade and technology council to address the challenges of ensuring trusted technology and security in the wake of rapid geopolitical changes.
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Russian Banks Take European Union to Court Over Sanctions
Three of Russia's biggest lenders said Friday that they are taking the EU to court over sanctions imposed on them as part of measures aimed at forcing Moscow's cooperation in the Ukraine crisis.
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Vladimir Putin Looks to Asia as European Union Tightens Sanctions
President Vladimir Putin called on Friday for new efforts to strengthen cooperation with China and ex-Soviet republics in Central Asia after the European Union tightened sanctions on Russia over the Ukraine crisis.
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EU Ministers: Sanctions if Russia Won't Cooperate
Several European foreign ministers on Monday threatened further sanctions if Russia fails to cooperate with Ukraine's proposed peace plan and doesn't stop the flow of arms and militants across its border into eastern Ukraine.
