SUMMARY OF PRINCIPLES FOR WESTERN POLICY ON THE WAR IN UKRAINE

By: James Nixey, Director Russia and Eurasia Programme, Chatham House

1. Granting Russian control over areas in Ukraine that Moscow has never occupied during its two-year and a half invasion (Donetsk, Kherson, Luhansk and Zaporizhzhia)
2. Pledge that Ukraine will never join Nato.
3. Lifting of western sanctions imposed in 2022
4. Kiev to never develop nuclear weapons and to pursue its “demilitarisation” and “denazification”

Note

The following countries prove the spirit of the Olympics is well alive as fire rages in Greece and the city of Marathon had to be evacuated.

Thank you to

1. Cyprus
2. Czechia
3. France
4. Italy
5. Malta
6. Moldova
7. Poland
8. Romania
9. Serbia
10. Turkey

for sending out your fire fighters and equipment!!!!!  

1. DG Agriculture and rural development (AGRI)
2. DG Budget(BUDG).
3. DG Climate Action (CLIMA)
4. DG Communication (COMM)
5. Communications Networks, Content and Technology (CNECT):
6. DG Competition (COMP)
7. Defence Industry and Space (DEFIS)
8. DG Digital Services (DIGIT)
9. DG Economic and Financial Affairs (ECFIN)

Alphabetical Listing

Most Desirable to Least Desirable

Group 1

1. President
2. Foreign and Security Policy
3. Competition
4. Internal Market
5. Economic and Financial Affairs

Group 2

1. Enlargement
2. Defense
3. Industry
4. Digital

Group 3

1. Energy
2. Trade
3. Climate
4. Migration
5. Justice

Group 4

Over half of the EU’s 27 member states have now declared who they want to send to be European Commissioner but we don’t yet know which positions they’ll hold. Countries can express a preference among policy areas and, as is traditional, many have said they want their top official in Brussels to be given a major economic portfolio.

Since invading Ukraine in February 2022, Russia has continuously violated fundamental human rights, including freedom of speech. It has also restricted the ability of journalists and independent media outlets to carry out their work and operate within the country. Most independent media outlets in Russia have been banned, blocked, discredited, or subjected to military censorship.

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Source: DGAP

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