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Все още не са приключили консултациите по изготвеното проектоспоразумение в Украйна. Това уточни френският външен министър Лоран Фабиус . Не можем да кажем нищо окончателно преди обед, заяви пред радио "Юроп 1" френският външен министър Лоран.. В рамките на заседание на международната група за подкрепа на Ливан в Париж, държавният секретар на САЩ Джон Кери и руският външен министър Сергей Лавров ще обсъдят конфликта в Украйна. Франция предупреди, че още утре Европейският съвет може да.. Действията на Русия в Крим погазват международното право, заяви френският външен министър Лоран Фабиюс , коментирайки кризата в Украйна. Все още има надежда да се спре движението на руски войски в Крим, заяви френският външен министър Лоран Фабиюс.. Довечера в Париж ще се състои 39-ата церемония по връчването на престижните филмови награди "Сезар". С най-много номинации е комедията "Момчетата и Гийом на масата". 170 номинирани очакват резултатите на традиционната церемония в театър "Шатле". Ще я.. Филм на Гийом Галиен беше отличен като най-добър с наградата "Сезар" на снощната церемония в Париж. Френският актьор, сценарист и режисьор отнесе пет статуетки за комедията си "Гийом и момчетата - на масата!", събрала два милиона зрители миналата.. Европейските санкции срещу Русия могат да бъдат наложени още тази седмица, предупреди френският външен министър Лоран Фабиюс . Санкциите срещу Русия могат да влязат в сила още с референдума за статуса на Крим, обявен за 16-и март - това.. В Париж руският външен министър Сергей Лавров разговаря за кризата в Украйна с държавния секретар на САЩ Джон Кери . На разговорите присъства и президентът на Франция Франсоа Оланд . Украинската тема взе връх на днешната международна.. Срещу Русия може да бъдат предприети още санкции, засягащи руския бизнес и близките среди на президента Путин, ако няма деескалация на конфликта в Крим. Това заяви френският външен министър Лоран Фабиюс . Изправени сме пред може би най-тежката.. В близо 40 страни по света днес се провеждат митинги по повод третата годишнина от началото на сирийския конфликт. За акцията се обединиха над 100 правозащитни организации. В Париж посланието "Заедно със сирийците" ще бъде прожектирано довечера върху.. Париж отправи предупреждение към Москва след вчерашния референдум в Крим. Допитването е незаконно и противоконституционно, подчерта френският външен министър Лоран Фабиюс: Референдумът, който се проведе в Крим, е незаконен и нарушава украинската..
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Russia will respect the will of Crimean people in referendum - FM Lavrov Lavrov began his press conference saying that Russia and Western countries still disagree over the situation in Ukraine. "As to practical measures foreign countries could take, we do not share a common view of the situation, disagreements remain but, of course, the conversation was useful." During the press conference Lavrov assured journalists that Russia is not avoiding dialog with Kiev regarding the situation in Ukraine. "Ukraine has proposed holding the Council of CIS Foreign Ministers, it is currently chairing the CIS, in Kiev in the coming days. We have supported that, in accordance with the procedural regulations, first a meeting of deputy foreign ministers is organized and is held in the CIS headquarters in Minsk but, unfortunately, Ukrainian colleagues have refused this," Lavrov said. Sergei Lavrov said Russia had no existing or proposed plans to invade the southeastern regions of Ukraine, at a news conference in London following talks with US Secretary of State John Kerry. "Russia has and can have no plans to invade southeastern regions of Ukraine. We assume that the rights of Russians, the rights of Hungarians, the rights of Bulgarians and Ukrainians should definitely be ensured and should be protected," he added. As far as the Crimean referendum is concerned, Russia will respect the Crimean people's choice, the Russian Foreign Minister said. "We have confirmed our stance stipulated repeatedly by the Russian president that we will respect the declaration of the will of the Crimean people during the coming referendum of March 16." Lavrov called for the international community to urge Ukraine to hold immediate constitutional reform. "The international community, if it treats the fate of Ukraine responsibly, should, first of all, explicitly urge a start to the process of constitutional reform immediately. The Verkhovna Rada could initiate this process by inviting all regions to participate and by ensuring their equal places at the negotiating table," Lavrov said. US Secretary of State John Kerry did not make any threats against Russia at the talks but sanctions that Western partners are talking about will not help mutual interests, Sergei Lavrov stressed during the press conference. But he said Russia was part of the information community and knew what was being discussed in Washington and in Europe. "I'll be bold enough to assure you that sanctions are a counter-productive instrument and if such a decision is taken in Western capitals, it means it will be their decision," Lavrov said. "One thing for sure is that this will not help mutual interests, business interests, the interests of our partnership in general," he added. Earlier, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Gennady Gatilov said that the draft resolution submitted by the United States to the UN Security Council, which contains the appeal not to recognize the Crimean referendum results, is unacceptable to Russia. "Americans have submitted this resolution and our attitude towards it is most negative. We do not support such a resolution," Gatilov said. "The resolution talks about things that the UN Security Council shouldn't discuss as international peace and security are not at issue here," he said. "The main thing that the draft resolution contains is an appeal not to recognize the results of the referendum in Crimea. Therefore such a resolution is of course unacceptable for us," he said. Gatilov added he was convinced the draft resolution "totally ignored the objective realities that have emerged". "We think the right of people who are frightened of a repeat of the Cyprus scenario to express their will must be taken into account," he stated. Russia "will of course respect decisions that referendum participants vote for," he said. "We do not think that the Security Council ought to interfere in the decision by the legitimate authorities of Crimea regarding the organization of a referendum as this is not prohibited by the UN Charter or other international law," Gatilov said. Crimea 'means immeasurably more' to Russia than Falklands do to UK - Russian FM Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Friday that Crimea "means immeasurably more" to Russia than the Comoro Islands mean to France or the Falklands do to Britain. "Whether there are any precedents in international law or not, there surely are, everyone realizes, and I say so in all responsibility, what Crimea means to Russia, and that it means immeasurably more than the Comoros do to France or the Falklands to Britain," Lavrov told a news conference after talks with US Secretary of State John Kerry. Lavrov expressed hope that the West will realize that "this is indeed a case that cannot be viewed in isolation from history". "I'm convinced that, if Kosovo is a special case, Crimea is a case no less special," Lavrov said. Russia doesn't have a common vision on Ukraine, but talks with Kerry were useful - Lavrov Russia and the United States still have disagreements over the situation in Ukraine, but talks with Kerry were certainly useful, says Russian foreign minister Lavrov. Talks between Lavrov, Kerry end, last over five hours The talks between Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry dedicated to the situation in Ukraine have ended. "The five-hour Lavrov-Kerry negotiations in London have ended. The news conference of the Russian minister will be held soon," deputy head of the Russian Foreign Ministry Information and Press department, Maria Zakharova, posted on her Facebook account. Lavrov, Kerry discussing situation in Ukraine for over three hours US Secretary of State and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov are discussing the situation in Ukraine for over three hours, the US Department of State twitted. "After more than three hours, John Kerry and Russia's FM Lavrov continue talks on de-escalating tensions in Ukraine," the statement said. It has been reported that the meeting between Kerry and Lavrov began in London earlier on Friday. "I am satisfied that we are able to meet today, the situation is difficult, many events have occurred and much time has been lost. We will see what can be done," Lavrov said prior to the meeting. It is hoped that a solution regarding Ukraine can be found during the talks with Lavrov, Kerry said. A lot is to be discussed on the issues existing and, probably, a solution could be found, the US secretary of state said. Kerry said that he was glad to welcome Lavrov in the US embassy and that he was looking forward for the opportunity to talk to Lavrov about the issues they were facing and how to resolve them. Probably, some solutions on what can be done with these issues in the future could be reached, he said. Lavrov, Kerry begin talks on Ukraine in London Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and the US Secretary of State John Kerry began talks on the situation in Ukraine on Friday in the US ambassador's residence in London. The US Secretary of State John Kerry hopes that the talks with the Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov will help the sides to come to an agreement on the Ukrainian situation. The situation with Ukraine is a difficult one, a lot has happened, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said today at the opening of a meeting with the US Secretary of State John Kerry. "I am glad we are meeting today, the situation is difficult, a lot of things happened, a lot of time was lost. We will see what we can do," Lavrov said. The two diplomats are meeting on the eve of the Crimea referendum, which brings up two questions: the accession to Russia and the broadening of powers of the autonomy. The leaders of the G7 urged Russia not to support the holding of a referendum on the status of the Crimea and said that in any case they would not recognize its results. The day before the US Secretary of State John Kerry said that he would be meeting Sergei Lavrov on behalf of President Barack Obama to "de-escalate the situation in Ukraine." "Our goals are simple - to protect the sovereignty and integrity of Ukraine, together with our European partners," the US Secretary of State said. Previously, John Kerry gave Lavrov the document with proposals to resolve the situation in Ukraine. Moscow found them unacceptable. The United States speak of some alleged conflict between Moscow and Kiev and propose to accept the current situation in Ukraine and the change of government as a fait accompli, Lavrov said. Lavrov leaving for London for urgent meeting with Kerry over Ukraine Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov is leaving for London to discuss the situation in Ukraine with US Secretary of State John Kerry, a Russian Foreign Ministry source said on Thursday. Lavrov also plans to meet with British Foreign Secretary William Hague during his stay in London, the source told reporters. Lavrov's dialog with Kerry on Ukraine to be continued on Friday in London Thursday, Head of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Sergei Lavrov, and US Secretary of State, John Kerry, discussed the situation in Ukraine by telephone and agreed to continue the dialogue at a bilateral meeting in London on Friday, the Russian diplomatic office says. "On March 13, a telephone conversation between Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, S. Lavrov, and US Secretary of State, J. Kerry, was carried out on the US initiative," a statement posted on the Ministry's website on Thursday reads. "The crisis situation in Ukraine was discussed with regard to the proposals of Russia and the USA on the normalization of the situation and ensuring civil peace in the country. The Minister and the Secretary agreed to continue the dialogue at a bilateral meeting in London on March 14," the MFA statement says. The previous meeting between Lavrov and Kerry was held on March 5 in Paris. Kerry confirms meeting with Russia's Lavrov in London on Ukraine US Secretary of State John Kerry will travel to London to meet with his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov on Friday to try to ease tensions over Ukraine ahead of a referendum in its Crimea region on Sunday. "President Obama has asked me to leave tomorrow evening and fly to London to meet with Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Friday and I will do that," Kerry told the House Appropriations Committee on Foreign Operations on Wednesday. "Our job is to present them with a series of options that are appropriate in order to try to respect the people of Ukraine, international law, and the interests of all concerned," he added. Voice of Russia, Reuters, Interfax,