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EU Ambassadors Agree on Sanctions against Russia over Navalny Imprisonment
Ambassadors of 27 European Union nations have agreed further anti-Russian sanctions over the situation around Russian blogger Alexey Navalny, a source in one of the delegations told TASS on Monday.
EU Prepares New Sanctions Package against Russia over Navalny Case
New EU sanctions against Russia due to the situation around Alexey Navalny will be officially approved next week, President of the European Council Charles Michel said at a press conference following the first day of the EU online summit.
New ‘Cold War’ Will Fuel Tensions in Southeast, Central Europe
Biden and his foreign policy team are known quantities in Moscow, and their calls to be tougher on Russia are taken seriously there. In any case, the Kremlin sees an anti-Russian tinge to almost all the key points of the new US administration's agenda.
When Biden pledges to restore ties with Europe, the Kremlin assumes this will be done by othering Russia.
Moscow court upholds prison term for Kremlin critic Navalny
A Moscow judge on Feb. 20 upheld a ruling to jail top Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny, as he lost two court cases in one day and was headed for more than two years in a penal colony.
Russians Stage Flashmobs to Support Navalny on Valentine’s Day
Residents of Moscow and Saint Petersburg on Sunday staged Valentine Day's flashmobs in residential courtyards and public squares, lighting their phone flashlights in support of jailed opposition politician Alexei Navalny.
Russia Prepared to Sever Ties with EU If Bloc Takes Hostile Actions
Russia is ready to cut ties with the EU if Brussels initiates it, but for its part, Moscow is calling for cooperation, the Russian Foreign Ministry told TASS on Friday.
EU Mulls over New Sanctions for Russia over Navalny Case
The European Union is working on a proposal to sanction Russia over the imprisonment of opposition leader Alexey Navalny, who suffered a near-fatal nerve-agent attack that he and Western governments blamed on Russian intelligence services.
Russia Issues Arrest Warrant for Navalny Ally Based in Lithuania
Russia has issued an arrest warrant that covers a swath of other former Soviet republics for one of jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny's closest allies, a Moscow court said on Wednesday.
Russia Is in for New EU Sanctions, Borrell under Fire after Visit to Moscow
The European Union is likely to impose new sanctions on Russia over the Navalny case following the unsuccessful visit to Moscow by its top diplomat Josep Borrell, said experts interviewed by Izvestia. Borrell faced criticism in the EU, where his trip was deemed to be a failure.
Russia has divided the EU; "They violated our dignity" VIDEO
At the moment of strained relations with Russia, some EU members, with their defending the Russian Nord Stream gas pipeline, further deepen the divisions in Europe and in the transatlantic partnership, writes the EUobserver portal, as EURACTIV reports.