Diplomacy & Crisis News

Yanukovych's decision to snub the EU has made his job a lot harder. Hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian citizens have taken to the streets in support of European values, his own political base has lost trust in him, and Russia may soon decide it prefers to work with a less toxic partner. The EU might just come out of all of this a winner.

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Council conclusions on Ukraine

Council conclusions on EU priorities at the UN Human Rights Fora

Council adopts negotiating directives for bilateral Political Dialogue and Co-operation Agreement with Cuba

Catherine Ashton on arrival at the Foreign Affairs Council

Suspension of Iran sanctions, Syria, and Central African Republic dominate EU Foreign Affairs Council, 20 January 2014

Remarks by Catherine Ashton after the Foreign Affairs Council

Council conclusions on South Sudan

Catherine Ashton on the Joint Plan of Action with Iran

Council conclusions on Ukraine

Conclusions du Conseil sur la République centrafricaine

Council conclusions on Afghanistan

Council conclusions on Syria

Catherine Ashton upon arrival at the Foreign Affairs Council

Remarks by High Representative Catherine Ashton following the Foreign Affairs Council, Brussels, 16th December, 2013

Council conclusions on policy coherence for development

Conclusions on financing poverty eradication and sustainable development beyond 2015

Council conclusions on the annual report 2013 on the EU's development and external assistance policies and their implementation in 2012

Council conclusions on report from the Commission on EU support for democratic governance, with a focus on the governance initiative

The EU resumes full cooperation with the Republic of Guinea

Revolution on Euromaidan

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