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G7 foreign ministers support JCPOA

G7 foreign ministers support JCPOA

The joint communique following the meeting of the G7 foreign ministers says that the G7 group of nations supported the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). "We support the JCPOA as an important contribution to the …

Does G7 not dare to introduce sanctions on Russia?

Does G7 not dare to introduce sanctions on Russia?

The G7 group of nations has failed to reach agreement in Italy’s city of Lucca over new sanctions against Russia and Syria, French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault said. The topic of the anti-Russian sanctions was not …

 Britain to push for new G7 sanctions on Russia - media

Britain to push for new G7 sanctions on Russia - media

British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson is pushing western nations to impose new sanctions on Russia if it fails to cut ties with Syrian President Bashar Assad as the conflict over Syria escalates. Boris Johnson is …

Will Russia overtake Europe in 33 years?

Will Russia overtake Europe in 33 years?

The International consulting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) presented the report titled 'The Long View: How will the global economic order change by 2050?', where its experts said that Russia will become the leading European …

Russia has no plans to get back to G8

Russia has no plans to get back to G8

Russia has no intention of getting back to the G8 format, the Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said. "This theme [of return to the G8 format] is not being discussed in Moscow in any way," TASS …

 Kremlin comments on extension of anti-Russian sanctions

Kremlin comments on extension of anti-Russian sanctions

The extension of sanctions against Russia won't have a positive impact on the global economy, the presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov noted. "We don't think that the extension of sanctions against Russia …

 G7 countries want to extend anti-Russian sanctions

G7 countries want to extend anti-Russian sanctions

The G7 leaders have stressed that sanctions against Russia will remain in place until full implementation of the Minsk peace agreement on Ukraine, pointing out, however, that maintaining constant dialogue with Russia is crucial to the peaceful …

G7 foreign ministers urge to fight terrorism and restore Syria

G7 foreign ministers urge to fight terrorism and restore Syria

The foreign ministers of the G7 countries issued a joint statement following the two-day meeting in Hiroshima, one of the main points of which was a call to fight against international terrorism. "Now we are working on a plan …

Steinmeier: Russia's return to G8 may begin next year

Steinmeier: Russia's return to G8 may begin next year

Today, there are still no conditions for the return of Russia to the G8, but the discussion of this issue is possible next year, the German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier said in an interview with Zeit. …

Steinmeier: We never wanted to exclude Russia from G8 forever

Steinmeier: We never wanted to exclude Russia from G8 forever

A successful settlement of the Ukrainian crisis and Russian cooperation with the West on Syria could lead to its return to the ranks of the G8, German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier stated in an interview with Bild. …

Kiev asks G7 to pay for Russian gas

Kiev asks G7 to pay for Russian gas

According to sources close to the negotiations between Ukraine and the countries of G7, a request for the G7 to pay for Russian gas was announced at one of the meetings. "There was a meeting of the G7. The Minister of Finance of …

Hiroshima to host G7 foreign minister talks

Hiroshima to host G7 foreign minister talks

Hiroshima will host G7 foreign ministerial talks next year, the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Japan, Fumio Kishida, and Japan's Deputy Prime Minister, Taro Aso, said. "Hiroshima is a city befitting as a location to pronounce …

US approves extension of anti-Russian sanctions

US approves extension of anti-Russian sanctions

Spokesman of the US State Department John Kirby said today that Washington approved the extension of anti-Russian sanctions until January 31, 2016, by the EU, Interfax reports. White House Spokeman Josh Earnest noted that the EU