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Posted on 01.09.2014 in EU and the Eastern Partnership, Featured, News, Ukraine
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Poland is Closing the Consulate in Sevastopol

As of 30 September, the Polish Consulate General in Sevastopol will discontinue its operations pursuant to decision No. 77 of the Minister of Foreign Affairs on the …
Posted on 28.03.2014 in EU and the Eastern Partnership, Featured, News, Russia, Ukraine

Ukrainians from Crimea May Obtain Schengen Visa at the Polish Consulate General in Odessa

Ukrainians living in Crimea will be able to get a Schengen visa at the Polish Consulate General in Odessa, whereas Crimean residents with Russian passports will not be …
Posted on 12.03.2014 in EU and the Eastern Partnership, Featured, News, Russia, Ukraine, Uncategorized
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Stopping the Negotiations with Russia for Visa Liberalisation Would Have a Negative Effect on Bulgarian Tourism

Strahil Angelov, Bulgarian MP from Coalition for Bulgaria , in an interview for Radio Focus’s broadcast Good Morning, Bulgaria. Host: Mr Angelov, does Bulgaria have a …
Posted on 11.03.2014 in EU and the Eastern Partnership, Featured, News, Russia, Ukraine
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Diplomat: Ukraine Events Pretext for Slowdown in EU Visa Dialogue with Russia

The European Union used the events in Ukraine as another pretext to slow down the dialogue on the visa issue, officials in Moscow said. "The EU, which has …
Posted on 07.03.2014 in EU and the Eastern Partnership, Featured, News, Russia, Ukraine

EU Halts Visa Talks with Russia over Ukraine

EU leaders meeting on Ukraine have agreed to suspend visa negotiations with Russia, threatening further sanctions if Moscow refuses to engage in talks on the …
Posted on 04.03.2014 in Featured, News, Russia, Ukraine
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EU to Suspend Visa Talks with Russia over Ukraine

The European Union threatens to suspend talks on the liberalization of the visa regime with Russia unless it reverses its actions in Crimea. The measure was …