евро сми про позицию стран ЕС в отношении Беларуси
вот что пишут некоторые европейские сми по поводу продолжения диалога ЕС-Беларусь:
- EU foreign ministers are on Monday (16 March) likely to again suspend a visa ban on 36 Belarus officials after the country over the weekend allowed an "illegal" congress of ethnic Poles.
- EU diplomats last week agreed to extend the grace period for at least another six months. But Poland said that if Belarus disrupted a meeting of the "Polish Union of Belarus" in Grodno on Sunday it would veto the move.
- Poland is part of a group also including Lithuania, Sweden, the UK, Belgium and the Netherlands calling for the EU ministers on Monday to strongly criticise Belarus' backsliding on political reform.
Germany and the Czech EU presidency are taking a softer line to encourage president Lukashenko to take further steps toward the EU.
полностью статью можно прочитать здесь - http://euobserver.com/9/27779
- In search of a means of allowing the president of Belarus to participate in an Eastern European summit in Prague, the Union's foreign ministers will today (16 March) try to apply the experience of the recent participation of Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe in another EU summit.
- According to diplomatic sources, the Dutch and the Swedes are the most opposed to Lukashenko's participation in the meeting.
- On the other side are Germany and various other countries, which would like to reward Belarus for its recent actions.
- Asked by EurActiv recently whether the EU should invite Lukashenko to the Eastern Partnership summit, opposition-minded think-tank representatives from Belarus said the Union could invite Lukashenko, but it should not promise him anything
полностью статью можно прочитать здесь
и в качестве дополнения http://www.eubusiness.com/news-eu/1236994321.71
- EU foreign ministers are on Monday (16 March) likely to again suspend a visa ban on 36 Belarus officials after the country over the weekend allowed an "illegal" congress of ethnic Poles.
- EU diplomats last week agreed to extend the grace period for at least another six months. But Poland said that if Belarus disrupted a meeting of the "Polish Union of Belarus" in Grodno on Sunday it would veto the move.
- Poland is part of a group also including Lithuania, Sweden, the UK, Belgium and the Netherlands calling for the EU ministers on Monday to strongly criticise Belarus' backsliding on political reform.
Germany and the Czech EU presidency are taking a softer line to encourage president Lukashenko to take further steps toward the EU.
полностью статью можно прочитать здесь - http://euobserver.com/9/27779
- In search of a means of allowing the president of Belarus to participate in an Eastern European summit in Prague, the Union's foreign ministers will today (16 March) try to apply the experience of the recent participation of Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe in another EU summit.
- According to diplomatic sources, the Dutch and the Swedes are the most opposed to Lukashenko's participation in the meeting.
- On the other side are Germany and various other countries, which would like to reward Belarus for its recent actions.
- Asked by EurActiv recently whether the EU should invite Lukashenko to the Eastern Partnership summit, opposition-minded think-tank representatives from Belarus said the Union could invite Lukashenko, but it should not promise him anything
полностью статью можно прочитать здесь
и в качестве дополнения http://www.eubusiness.com/news-eu/1236994321.71