EU states and six former Soviet countries are meeting in Riga on Thursday and Friday (21 and 22 May) for the first time since the start of the Ukraine crisis.
Twenty-five EU leaders, the presidents of the EU Council, and the European Commission, and the heads of Armenia, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine will hold talks on political and trade alignment.
Ireland, Luxembourg, and Spain, as well as Azerbaijan and Belarus are sending foreign ministers.
According to the draft decla...
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