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EUSR Salber meets with Georgian Prime Minister

EUSR Salber meets with Georgian Prime Minister

Georgia and the EU emphasised the importance of the Geneva International Talks as the paramount mechanism for discussing problematic issues relating to the conflict regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, and for making appropriate decisions.
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Morgherini: "You do not change borders by force"

Morgherini: "You do not change borders by force"

Speaking at the Atlantic Council in Washington on Friday, Mrs Morgherini said that the European Union has a strong policy and principled position when it comes to Ukraine based on the basic, vital principle that you do not change borders by force.
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Georgia shaken by news of possible attempt to poison the Patriarch

Georgia shaken by news of possible attempt to poison the Patriarch

The Patriarch is seen as a symbol of national unity and continuity that helped to keep Georgian society together in difficult times over the last three decades. Although Georgians were aware of divisions within the Church no one was prepared for today's news, which, if confirmed, is bound to have serious implications for the Georgian Orthodox Church and its future.
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Commenatry: Azerbaijan and the EU embark on a new chapter in their relationship
Commenatry: Azerbaijan and the EU embark on a new chapter in their relationship

Commenatry: Azerbaijan and the EU embark on a new chapter in their relationship

The visit of President Aliev to Brussels this week has been very positively assessed in both Brussels and Baku, however this relationship is not an automatic fit, and it will take time and effort on both sides for relations to develop to the qualitative higher level that the two sides want. But what is abundantly clear to both sides is that, this notwithstanding, Azerbaijan and the EU have much to benefit from a strong relationship, and also much to contribute.