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G7 Back "Humanitarian Pauses" In Israel-Hamas War, Vow Support For Ukraine
G7 foreign ministers sought Wednesday to hammer out a common line on the Israel-Hamas war while vowing there would be no let-up in their support for Ukraine in its war with Russia.
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G7 Ministers Meet Against Backdrop Of Russia Stand-off
The foreign ministers of the Group of Seven industrialized nations were gathered in Toronto on Sunday seeking a common front against what they see as provocation from Vladimir Putin's Russia.
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Ukraine, Japan Face Tense Diplomacy as UN Council Newcomers
Ukraine and Japan are among five countries set to win election to the UN Security Council today, taking seats alongside Russia and China, countries with which they have tense relations.
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Ukraine Global Court to Investigate Crimes in Crimea and Eastern Ukraine
Ukraine wants the International Criminal Court to investigate all alleged war crimes in Crimea and eastern Ukraine, where it has been fighting pro-Russian rebels, foreign minister Pavlo Klimkin said in an interview, broadening an existing probe.
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Ukraine Says Return of Crimea a Must for Mending Ties with Russia
No normalisation of ties between Ukraine and Russia is likely unless the region of Crimea, now under Russian control, is returned to Kiev's sovereignty, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin said today.
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Ukraine Foreign Minister Casts Doubt on Russia Ceasefire
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin on Tuesday cast doubt on hopes that a UN-backed truce with pro-Russian rebels will stick, as he called for an expansion of international monitoring.
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Ukrainian, Russian Foreign Ministers to Meet in Berlin to Resume Diplomatic Talks
The foreign ministers of Ukraine and Russia are meeting in Berlin on Sunday to resume diplomatic talks on a political solution to the crisis in eastern Ukraine.
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Berlin Talks Bring Russia and Ukraine Closer to Resuming Ceasefire
The foreign ministers of Russia and Ukraine agreed in Berlin on Wednesday to hold three-way talks involving pro-Moscow rebels by Saturday to pave the way for a new ceasefire, despite continued fighting that Kiev says has now killed 200 of its troops.
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G7 Back "Humanitarian Pauses" In Israel-Hamas War, Vow Support For Ukraine
G7 foreign ministers sought Wednesday to hammer out a common line on the Israel-Hamas war while vowing there would be no let-up in their support for Ukraine in its war with Russia.
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G7 Ministers Meet Against Backdrop Of Russia Stand-off
The foreign ministers of the Group of Seven industrialized nations were gathered in Toronto on Sunday seeking a common front against what they see as provocation from Vladimir Putin's Russia.
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Ukraine, Japan Face Tense Diplomacy as UN Council Newcomers
Ukraine and Japan are among five countries set to win election to the UN Security Council today, taking seats alongside Russia and China, countries with which they have tense relations.
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Ukraine Global Court to Investigate Crimes in Crimea and Eastern Ukraine
Ukraine wants the International Criminal Court to investigate all alleged war crimes in Crimea and eastern Ukraine, where it has been fighting pro-Russian rebels, foreign minister Pavlo Klimkin said in an interview, broadening an existing probe.
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Ukraine Says Return of Crimea a Must for Mending Ties with Russia
No normalisation of ties between Ukraine and Russia is likely unless the region of Crimea, now under Russian control, is returned to Kiev's sovereignty, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin said today.
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Ukraine Foreign Minister Casts Doubt on Russia Ceasefire
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin on Tuesday cast doubt on hopes that a UN-backed truce with pro-Russian rebels will stick, as he called for an expansion of international monitoring.
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Ukrainian, Russian Foreign Ministers to Meet in Berlin to Resume Diplomatic Talks
The foreign ministers of Ukraine and Russia are meeting in Berlin on Sunday to resume diplomatic talks on a political solution to the crisis in eastern Ukraine.
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Berlin Talks Bring Russia and Ukraine Closer to Resuming Ceasefire
The foreign ministers of Russia and Ukraine agreed in Berlin on Wednesday to hold three-way talks involving pro-Moscow rebels by Saturday to pave the way for a new ceasefire, despite continued fighting that Kiev says has now killed 200 of its troops.
