Elmar Brok
German MEP critical of Greek-Russian deals
The European Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Elmar Brok said that Russian President Vladimir Putin is aware that “he cannot help Greece financially.”
The MEP said that Russia “cannot restore the Greek standard of living and Greeks would not like the Russians’ standard of living,” speaking with state TV ARD and Bild newspaper.
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European parliament delegation discusses customs union in Ankara
A delegation from the European Parliament Foreign Relations Committee headed by Elmar Brok had talks in the Turkish capital Ankara on March 17, seeking ways to update the Customs Union to protect Turkey's interests over the EU's free trade agreements with third parties.
ForMin Aurescu participates in informal meeting of diplomacy heads of EU
Foreign Affairs Minister Bogdan Aurescu on Friday and Saturday in Riga will participate in the informal meeting of Foreign Affairs Ministers from European Union (EU) member states (Gymnich type), informs the Foreign Affairs Ministry (MAE).
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Greek euro exit seen as costly gamble by Germany's Social Democrats
By Brian Parkin and Birgit Jennen
Greek opposition leader Alexis Tsipras won?t get German support for easing austerity, though Greece?s exit from the euro area would be costly for Germany, members of Chancellor Angela Merkel?s two main coalition parties said.
Turkey moving in wrong direction - EP official
Turkey moving in wrong direction - EP official
VIENNA -- European parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee chair Elmar Brok has said that Turkey is "increasingly moving away from Europe."
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Bulgaria "won't be bargaining chip," says PM
Bulgaria "won't be bargaining chip," says PM
BRUSSELS -- Bulgaria will not allow to be used as a bargaining chip in the relations between Russia and the West, Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has said.
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PM Borisov Says Bulgaria Not a Coin in Politics, EU Should Support It
Bulgaria will not allow to be used as a coin in relations between Russia and the West, the country's Prime Minister Boyko Borisov said in Brussels on Wednesday evening.
Prior to meeting the EU's top officials on Thursday, Borisov discussed the demise of South Stream with Elmar Brok, who chairs the European Parliament Committee on Foreign Affairs.
Dacic to attend conference at European Parliament on Tuesday
BRUSSELS - Serbian Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic will take part in a conference on the Western Balkans at the European Parliament's (EP) Committee on Foreign Affairs in Brussels on Tuesday.
The meeting, which was called by the committee's chairman, Elmar Brok, will also be attended by Dacic's colleagues from the region, according to a statement from Brussels.
EP backs independent investigation into EULEX mission
BRUSSELS - The leaders of the three largest groups in the European Parliament (EP) Wednesday welcomed the decision by EU High Representative for Foreign and Security Policy Federica Mogherini to launch an independent investigation into allegations about abuses at top levels of the European rule of law mission in Kosovo (EULEX).
Licht: Belgrade Security Forum is important for Serbia
BELGRADE - Belgrade Security Forum, scheduled for the end of the month, will bring together politicians and foreign policy and security experts, and address the topics that bear great importance for Serbia, stressed Sonja Licht, President of the Belgrade Fund for Political Excellence.