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Europe: Anti-Putin coalition assembles in Granada
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https://www.dw.com/en/europe-anti-putin-coalition-assembles-in-granada/a-66997952
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That’s when leaders who rarely see each other actually get the chance to talk, Vessela Tcherneva of the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) told DW in Sofia.
For Azerbaijan and Armenia, two rivals locked in conflict, the informal summit theoretically offers an opportunity to search for a solution to the humanitarian crisis in Nagorno-Karabakh.
These same topics will also be visited in talks at both summits, she estimated, especially since the EU member state Slovakia looks set to have a government led by a Russian-sympathizing premier after elections last week.
Michel’s advisors want to limit talks to the “external dimension” of migration, that is, cooperation with third countries such as Turkey or Tunisia, which are supposed to prevent migrants from traveling to Europe.
Another hot topic that European Council Charles Michel wants to put on the table in Granada is the reforms needed by the EU internally to prepare for theexpected integration of six West Balkan states, Ukraine and Moldova.
The EU needs a clear understanding of the consequences of this step, both for new members but also the bloc itself, Michel wrote in his traditional invitation letter to leaders ahead of the meeting.
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