|
|
|
Ukraine’s cooperation with the International Monetary Fund is “absolutely necessary” and the country hopes to obtain the next round of funds as early as next month, Foreign Minister Petro Poroshenko said, according to Bloomberg...
Whether it is Labour or Tory, Brussels will always find itself arguing with London. William Hague, a former leader of the Conservative party who led it to one of its most humiliating election defeats in 2001 and is tipped to...
The Turkish capital has firmly rejected recent news reports which have suggested the presence of an agreement between France and Turkey that would establish an alternative to the latter’s European Union membership prospects and...
Print this article David Cameron's made quite an impact with the latest spiel he delivered on Europe last Wednesday, says Gabriel Milland in the Daily Express. His about-turn on the Lisbon Treaty referendum prompted the...
Ukrainian President Victor Yuschenko met on Friday with Minister for European Affairs of France Pierre Lellouche, who is on an official visit to Ukraine. At the meeting, Yuschenko and Lellouche focused on bilateral cooperation...
Nobody in Europe is interested in the repetition of last winter's gas crisis, French Minister for European Affairs Pierre Lellouche, who is on an official visit to Ukraine, has said. "I can't see how any of the parties could be...
France is expecting a signal from Ukraine about the resumption of cooperation with the International Monetary Fund. "We are expecting an important signal from Ukraine about the resumption of cooperation with the IMF in this...
France's State Secretary for European Affairs Pierre Lellouche has arrived in Chisinau on Wednesday evening to hold a number of meetings with the new Moldovan authorities and to discuss further development of the bilateral...
There’s been a rather wonderful debate bubbling along at the Guardian, about the French minister Pierre Lellouche’s use of the word ‘autistic’ to describe the English Tories. Well, in fact that’s not quite what the debate has...
France and Britain have never been the best of friends. But when PierreLellouche, the French Minister for European Affairs, called Britain'sConservative Party "autistic" and "pathetic," he may have crossed the line
