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Aliyev in "excellent meeting" with EU diplomats to follow-up on December discussions in Brussels
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Aliyev in "excellent meeting" with EU diplomats to follow-up on December discussions in Brussels

21 January 2022
A delegation of EU diplomats is currently in the South Caucasus to follow-up on discussions held in Brussels last December in the framework of the VI Eastern Partnership Summit, particularly as related to Armenia-Azerbaijan relations. The delegation is led by Toivo Klaar, the EU Special Representative for the South Caucasus and  Isabel Dumont, the French President's Adviser on Continental Europe and Turkey.  France currently has the rotating presidency of the European Union.
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European Union provides 268 million euros in humanitarian support for the Afghan people
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European Union provides 268 million euros in humanitarian support for the Afghan people

19 January 2022
The European Union (EU) has allocated 268.3 million euros to support the Afghan population through the current major humanitarian crisis. Through the United Nations, projects are being funded that focus on access to education and health care, and help to provide livelihoods for civilians, including refugees and displaced persons.
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Blinken flies to Europe as fears increase of an imminent Russian invasion of Ukraine
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Blinken flies to Europe as fears increase of an imminent Russian invasion of Ukraine

19 January 2022
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is in Kiev for talks with the Ukrainian leadership as fears increase of an imminent Russian invasion. In Brussels, European Union officials are bracing themselves for the biggest crisis on the European continent since the war in Yugoslavia in the early 1990s. There are still some hopes that Russia will de-escalate the situation, but most observers think this is now unlikely and that some sort of aggression - even if not an all-out invasion - is imminent.
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Opinion: UNBA makes a landmark contribution to Ukraine as a state governed by Law
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Opinion: UNBA makes a landmark contribution to Ukraine as a state governed by Law

18 January 2022
In essence, European standards in relation to the status and operation of the Ukraine National Bar Association have been in place for more than nine years, writes Lydia Izovitova. This is a truly landmark contribution to the development of Ukraine as a state governed by law. This important achievement turns the constitutional rights and freedoms of citizens into real opportunities, and provides a mechanism for their protection, primarily from the encroachments by the State.
Lydia Izovitova