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Anti-missiles vs. the Re-start  This February, the US announced the plan to construct missile defense elements (anti-missiles) in Romania and Bulgaria, in the black sea water area. These systems will, supposedly, provide protection for the US and their European Clash of the Titans  Washington’s announcement in February that it plans to construct missile defense elements (anti-missiles) in Romania and Bulgaria, in the Black Sea water area, angered Russia, with Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov demanding an explanation for the Cautious NATO moves closer to China and India, but not Russia  With the Cold War long over, but hot wars in Iraq and Afghanistan continuing, NATO is re-thinking its mission and finding itself leaning more toward relations with China, India, and even Pakistan, but still doesn’t A united energy system for Russia and united Europe  The European Union’s biggest political problem for 2010 remains the same as it’s been for a long while – what to do about Russia. Dependent on Russia for much of its energy, the EU has Kosachev says Saakashvili a liar, Russia forced to intervene in Georgia  Nine months after the start of last year’s Russian-Georgia skirmish – which both sides said the other started – a tense peace is holding in the region, where Russian troops remain in the former Georgian Obama, Medvedev agreed to disagree only on Georgia in G20  In an exclusive interview with New Europe, Konstantin Kosachev, Chairman of the International Affairs Committee of the Russian Duma – who sat in on the first-ever meeting between US President Barack Obama and Russian President European Parliament strives to deepen relations with Russia  On its first official visit to Moscow on February 11-13, the European People’s Party - European Democrats (EPP-ED) in the European parliament affirmed its willingness to cooperate more closely with Russia, while asserting its own Gas crisis gives fresh impetus to Nord Stream, South Stream, Nabucco  Nord Stream AG and Nabucco Gas Pipeline International GmbHsaid their respective projects are urgently needed for the European Union. The crisis triggered by Russia’s natural gas dispute with Ukraine has brought efforts to build alternative The Energy Odd Couple: Gazprom and the EU  Russian President Dmitry Medvedev signaled a hard negotiating line from Moscow, saying on January 9 that Russia would no longer offer “discount prices” on gas to Ukraine and instructed Gazprom chief Alexei Miller to resume Interview: Russia, EU- doomed to have good cooperation: Konstantin Kosachev  Konstantin Kosachev, the head of the Russian Duma Foreign Affairs Committee was in Brussels on Thursday, 8th January 2009, in an attempt to find a solution to the ongoing gas crisis which has left European US missile system in Poland brings a Russian threat  While Russian tanks were in Georgia, the signing of a pact to base American interceptor missiles in Poland brought a warning against Warsaw by Moscow, which said it was fearful that Russia is the real Tallinn, Moscow tough rhetoric escalates further  A war of words between Estonia and Russia escalated further on July 2 amid Moscow’s accusing Tallinn of undermining Russian sovereignty in a controversial speech by Estonian President Toomas Hendrik Ilves. In the aftermath of PACE discusses Russian elections, justice in Belarus  Among the fierce debates about the state of democracy in Russia, Moscow has repeatedly referred to the Council of Europe (CoE) as the only respectable authority to judge about democracy. One can explain it by Zoellick: New legislation not the answer to economic crisis New legislation would not go a long way to answer the woes of the global economy, including the sub-prime mortgage crisis, but would definitely stymie innovation, according to Robert Zoellick, president of the World Bank. Russia to consider border deal The Russian parliament will consider the ratification of the Russian-Estonian border agreement as soon as the Estonian parliament completes the ratification, the head of the State Duma (the lower house) international affairs committee, Konstantin Kosachev, Trans-Caucasus oil line links Caspian to Mediterranean An almost 1,800-kilometre oil pipeline running from Baku through the Georgian capital Tbilisi to Ceyhan in Turkey was opened last Wednesday in a ceremony that marked the linking of Caspian Sea oil reserves to the Baku-Ceyhan main export pipeline finally opens An almost 1,800-kilometre oil pipeline running from Baku through the Georgian capital Tbilisi to Ceyhan in Turkey opened last Wednesday in a ceremony that marked the linking of Caspian Sea oil reserves to the Mediterranean. EU and Russia sign pact Moscow drops demand for reference to treatment of Russian-speaking minorities The European Union and Russia have signed an eleventh-hour agreement on the expansion of the EU to Russia's western borders after Moscow dropped a demand for |
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China is presenting its ascent not as a power shift, but as a paradigm shift. The worldwide economic recession has had European Union businesses keenly eyeing China for continuing markets, Showing there is still some major differences between the European Union and China in areas |
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