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European way for Russia - A delusion or natural choice?

eldr, Tuesday 29 June 2010 14:47 :: Russia , Kasyanov , People's Democratic Union

An ELDR delegation composed of Annemie Neyts-Uyttebroeck MEP, ELDR Party President; Kristiina Ojuland MEP; and Michael Jensen MP were in Moscow last week to attend a conference organised by ELDR member, the People's Democratic Union, about the future direction of Russia and how the country might co-operate better with the European Union. This event took place in the framework of the ELDR Party political and information activities scheme. Read more ...

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