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В мае 2025 года были установлены неформальные контакты между депутатами Европарламента и комитетом Госдумы по международным делам.
Депутат Европарламента от Люксембурга Фернан Картайзер призвал возобновить парламентскую дипломатию с Россией, говорится в заявлении его офиса, поступившем в распоряжение РИА Новости.
Президент России Владимир Путин в четверг в ходе пленарной сессии XXIII ежегодного заседания международного дискуссионного клуба "Валдай" заявил, что Россия готова к диалогу и с Евросоюзом, но со стороны Брюсселя не должно быть никаких предварительных условий. Президент России отметил, что некоторые политики ЕС говорят о недопустимости того, чтобы какая-то из европейских стран выстраивала диалог с Россией, и "нужно всем вместе".
"Только диалог может способствовать взаимопониманию и конструктивному обмену", - говорится в заявлении.
Картайзер считает вкладом в такой диалог установленные им в мае 2025 года неформальные контакты между заинтересованными депутатами Европарламента и комитетом Госдумы по международным делам.

FAS Russia proposed that when government agencies order social advertising depicting a family with a child, a prosperous family with at least three children should be depicted. The initiative comes from the advertising community and is discussed in the format of recommendations, not prohibitions. ARIR President Boris Omelnitsky denied rumors about a ban on advertising without large families.

Governor of the Tyumen region Alexander Moor reported that 43 state and municipal employees from different districts of the region took part in the 'Volunteer' project, working as volunteers in humanitarian missions in Donbass and Novorossiya. They provided residents with food and water, participated in the reconstruction of housing, and worked in military hospitals.

The Paris Court of Appeal will rule on December 17 in the case of former French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou, accused of fictitiously hiring assistants to MEPs and misusing European Parliament funds. He was acquitted in 2024, but prosecutors appealed the decision, asking for two years of suspended imprisonment, a three-year ban on election and a fine of 50,000 euros.

Western countries are privately developing backup plans to move their embassies from Kyiv to Lviv or eastern Poland, although they have publicly stated their intention to remain in the Ukrainian capital so as not to create the impression of abandonment among the allies.

The new Hungarian authorities are preparing a criminal case against former Prime Minister Viktor Orban over the arrest in March of collectors of the Ukrainian Oschadbank, transporting $40 million, 35 million euros and 9 kg of gold through the country from Austria, as reported by The Financial Times.

Following the virtual meeting, the leaders of the G7 countries announced the continuation of sanctions against the Russian energy sector. They plan to cooperate with the IEA to minimize the impact of the energy crisis on global commodity markets.