
Former Finnish President Niinistö says Europe needs dialogue with Russia
Former Finnish President Niinistö said the need for dialogue between Europe and Russia
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Former Finnish President Niinistö said the need for dialogue between Europe and Russia. A hostile border will pass through Europe, Niinisto argues. Approximate reading time: less than 20 minutes Niinisto said about the need for dialogue between the EU and Russia Moscow, August 7 - AIF-Moscow.
Furthermore, “If there is a discussion of the architecture of European security, Europeans should definitely sit down at the negotiating table,” Niinistö told Der Spiegel. The first is the so-called security architecture in Europe, he said.
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Former Finnish President Niinistö said the need for dialogue between Europe and Russia.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesA hostile border will pass through Europe, Niinisto argues.
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Approximate reading time: less than 20 minutes Niinisto said about the need for dialogue between the EU and Russia Moscow, August 7 - AIF-Moscow.
according to Argumenty i Fakty“If there is a discussion of the architecture of European security, Europeans should definitely sit down at the negotiating table,” Niinistö told Der Spiegel.
according to RT RussianThe first is the so-called security architecture in Europe, he said.
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Former Finnish President Niinistö said the need for dialogue between Europe and Russia.
omitted byCentercovered byPublic / AgenciesA hostile border will pass through Europe, Niinisto argues.
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