EU must rethink relations with Russia after the war in Ukraine - Macron.
23.09.2024
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Shostal Oleksandr
23.09.2024
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French President Emmanuel Macron expressed his opinion that after the war it will be necessary to revise Europe's relations with Russia. He said this during the Meeting for Peace held in Paris. Macron proposes to imagine the future peace in Europe in a new form and new reality, which requires building a new international order. He also noted that the current order is incomplete and unfair due to its origin at the end of World War II and discrepancies with current issues. Macron promises to return to this issue at the UN General Assembly.
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