The most likely outcome would be regarding the Normandy Format
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Throughout his five-year term, Emmanuel Macron’s policy towards Russia has been a mixture of firmness and a call for dialogue
The PiS government might also try to block political conclusions of EU summits and the adoption of such documents as the Strategic Compass
One of the absolute difficulties of EU foreign policy is that you can’t really tell which institution actually speaks in the name of the entire EU
A desire to give Brussels a punch on the nose probably plays a role, but Poland does have rational arguments to oppose the current plans
France is entering election season, Germany has just exited it, and both are conscious of spillover costs to energy prices — one of many crises (including refugees) that an invasion would bring
“Finland’s room to manoeuvre and freedom of choice also include the possibility of military alignment and of applying for NATO membership, should we ourselves so decide
Hanna Ojanen’s article, ‘Between Russia, Sweden, and NATO: Finland’s defence of “sovereignty equality”’ is cited in the Montreal Gazette
Given the price hikes since last autumn, green deal measures and the spectre of the gilets jaunes, it is important for Macron to win the taxonomy battle domestically
Slowly but surely, Germany has maneuvered itself into a position of vulnerability vis-à-vis the Kremlin
We could not expect much more from this telephone conversation, knowing that it is not with France that the Russians intend to talk about European security but with the Americans