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European Union foreign affairs chief Kaja Kallas expressed disappointment over the failure to approve the 18th sanctions package against Russia, citing the EU's commitment to starving Russia of the means to wage war. Kallas emphasized the importance of implementing sanctions to support Ukraine, while also highlighting the US&
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The European Union's latest attempt to impose tougher sanctions on Russia hit a snag on Tuesday, as EU foreign ministers failed to reach an agreement due to objections from Slovakia over energy security concerns. The proposed 18th sanctions package, unveiled by the European Commission last month, aimed to
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European Union leaders welcomed US President Donald Trump's reversal on his praise of Vladimir Putin and his vow to ramp up pressure on Moscow in response to Russia's bombing campaign in Ukraine. However, they also underscored the need for the US to share the burden of
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High Representative and Vice President Kaja Kallas represented the European Union at two key meetings in Kuala Lumpur, attending the EU-ASEAN Post-Ministerial Conference and the 32nd ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF) Ministerial Meeting. In a strong statement, Kallas emphasized the importance of EU-ASEAN cooperation in the face of global instability, describing
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Prime Minister Kaja Kallas, representing Estonia, took part in the NATO-Ukraine Council meeting in Washington alongside Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskii and NATO heads of state and government. This high-level gathering addressed key decisions to further Ukraine's integration into NATO, with a focus on enhancing military aid, logistics, and
