Примери за използване на Dialogue with russia на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Western countries reduce the opportunities for dialogue with Russia, expelling diplomats under false pretenses.
If European leaders insist on dialogue with Russia simply because it is a neighbor,
I fear that the new US administration will restore the dialogue with Russia and the EU will remain hostage to the sanction war,” Radev was reported to have said.
want to continue our constructive and frank dialogue with Russia, including on issues on which we disagree.".
Mr. Pszczel stressed that NATO aims to preserve the dialogue with Russia and have Moscow as a partner that is integrated in the Western policy process.
should bear in mind is that the dialogue with Russia is directly related to the relations the EU will build with Serbia.
should have been the subject of a dialogue with Russia.
That should start with regaining“military sovereignty”, and re-opening a dialogue with Russia despite suspicion from Poland
Alliance members recognised that they need to revive the dialogue with Russia to address mutually relevant issues.
The reason for this is that we intend to keep open channels of dialogue with Russia.
I fear that the new US administration will restore the dialogue with Russia and the EU will remain hostage to the sanction war.
In this respect I think we are lucky to have such a solid foundation for a dialogue with Russia.
So the United States are hurry to establish a dialogue with Russia before the Putin's speech in New York.
that peace in Europe requires a dialogue with Russia.
Nevertheless, Russia's Foreign Ministry views the desire to re-open the dialogue with Russia as a constructive step.
to open and meaningful dialogue with Russia.
I think that it is vital that we continue dialogue with Russia.
I think it's good that Frank-Walter Steinmeier seeks to maintain dialogue with Russia against all odds.
That should start with regaining“military sovereignty”, and re-opening a dialogue with Russia despite suspicion from Poland and other countries that
Speaking at the opening ceremony Mr Juncker said that the importance to continue the dialogue with Russia is dictated by the“common sense”.