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Draft Council Decision on the regulation of interactions between officials of the General Secretariat of the Council and interest representatives. (1 December 2017)

Article 1 Principle of conditionality

Source: European Values

Registered interest representatives interacting with the Council, whether on a single occasion or frequently shall behave in conformity with this Code of Conduct.

The registrants shall acknowledge the following set of rules and principles, and shall agree to comply with them. In particular, registrants shall:

Registered interest representatives interacting with the Council, whether on a single occasion or frequently shall behave in conformity with this Code of Conduct.

The registrants shall acknowledge the following set of rules and principles, and shall agree to comply with them. In particular, registrants shall:

There is a growing awareness in Germany, France, and the European Union that as US President Donald Trump pursues his “America First” policy, the Europeans are being made to pay a hefty price for their strategic interests. The EU’s long-term interests are definitely in the East with Russia and China. For Europe to survive in the medium and long run, there is no other way than to align with Eurasia.

1. Academician Pilyugin Center 
2. Acron 
3. Aeroflot Russian Airlines
4. Agro-Belogorye
5. Agrocomplex
6. Agrofirma TRIO
7. Akkond
8. Almaz-Antey
9. Alrosa
10. ANC Bashneft
11. Arkhangelsk Pulp and Paper Mill
12. Auchan
13. AVK Exima
14. AvtoVaz
15. Bashkir Chemistry
16. Bashkir Generation Company
17. Biosintez
18. Branch Bashneft-Ufaneftekhim
19. BTK Group
20. Center for the Operation of Ground-Based Space Infrastructure Facilities

The West does not get the full truth about the lives and aspirations of the Crimean Tatars, a Turkic ethnic group traditionally living in Crimea. There are a lot of myths about their history and destiny, created by interested foreign parties.

1. Countries with Islam as State Religion

1. Afghanistan
2. Algeria
3. Brunei Darussalam
4. Egypt
5. Iran
6. Iraq
7. Jordan
8. Kuwait
9. Libya
10. Malaysia
11. Maldives
12. Mauritania
13. Morocco
14. Oman
15. Pakistan
16. Qatar
17. Saudi Arabia
18. Somalia
19. Tunisia
20. United Arab Emirates
21. Yemen.

2. Neutral Muslim Majority Countries

Since President Donald Trump took office in January, the U.S. has abandoned or threatened to quit several international accords under his "America First" policy. A pattern of disengagement from multilateral commitments has emerged. A foreign-policy doctrine of withdrawal casts profound doubt on America’s commitment to the intricate international system that the United States helped create and nurture after World War II so that countries could collaborate on issues that transcend any one nation.”

Here are some of the accords that Trump has abandoned or threatened: