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Polish foreign minister criticises Kaczysnki over Russia statement

Poland flagWarsaw- Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski on Tuesday criticised President Lech Kaczysnki over a joint statement with Lithuania opposing a resumption of EU negotiations with Russia.

Sikorski said Kaczynski's joint statement issued late Monday with Lithuanian President Valdas Adamkus had not been cleared with the Polish government beforehand. Sikorski said he had only learned about the document from his Lithuanian colleague at the current EU foreign ministers' meeting in Marseille.

Russian police detain over 300 neo-Nazi demonstrators

NaziMoscow - Russian police arrested more than 300 right-wing extremists in Moscow T

Russian police detain over 100 neo-Nazi demonstrators

Moscow - Russian police arrested over 100 neo-Nazi demonstrators at an unsanctioned march Tuesday in Moscow, the Interfax agency reported.

Presidents agree peaceful solution to Nagorno-Karabakh conflict

Presidents agree peaceful solution to Nagorno-Karabakh conflict

Russia blasted at NATO conference

Russia blasted at NATO conference Riga - The foreign and domestic policies of the Russian government continued to receive a mauling in the Latvian capital, Riga, Saturday with a trio of presidents joining other political figures in criticism of the Kremlin at a NATO-sponsored conference.

President Mikheil Saakashvili of Georgia claimed former Russian President Vladimir Putin had told him "he would make us Northern Cyprus" long before territorial disputes in South Ossetia turned into armed conflict in August.

Medvedev and Sarkozy lay plans for EU-Russia summit

Medvedev and Sarkozy lay plans for EU-Russia summit Moscow - The presidents of France and Russia telephoned Saturday in preparation for the resumption of talks about closer ties between Russia and the European Union, the Interfax news agency reported Saturday.

The EU suspended those talks on a Partnership and Cooperation Agreement after Russia's war with Georgia this summer.

But officials from France, which currently holds the rotating EU presidency, have given signs that the talks are set to resume and that a timetable for further talks could be laid out at a November 14 meeting in Nice.

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