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European Council    16/7/2018  Joint statement of the 20th EU-China Summit On the occasion of this 20th EU-China Summit, the two sides celebrated the 15th anniversary of the EU-China Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. This has greatly enhanced the level of EU-China relations, with fruitful outcomes achieved in politics, economy, trade, culture, people-to-people exchanges and other fields. The Leaders reaffirmed their commitment to deepening their partnership for peace, growth, reform and civilisation, based on the principles of mutual respect, trust, equality and mutual benefit, by comprehensively implementing the EU-China 2020 Strategic Agenda for Cooperation. Following the summit, European Council President Donald Tusk, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker and Chinese Premier Li Keqiang, agreed the joint statement and the annex on climate change and clean energy. Joint statement and the annex on climate change and clean energy European Council    16/7/2018  Remarks by President Donald Tusk after the EU-China summit Let me first of all thank you, Premier Li, for your warm welcome here in Beijing. We just finished a fruitful meeting in which we agreed to develop the EU-China strategic partnership further. We discussed foreign and security cooperation and the situation in our respective neighbourhoods. We reiterated our support for the peaceful resolution of the North Korean nuclear issue through diplomatic means, and for a complete denuclearisation of the Korean peninsula. We are also united in our commitment to the continued, full and effective implementation of the Iran nuclear deal. And today we will also discuss the situation in our neighbourhood, including in Ukraine. I will repeat our position that the only way to a sustainable solution to the conflict is through the full implementation of the Minsk agreements. On human rights, it is not always easy to find agreement as differences persist. But we agreed to enhance exchanges in follow up to the recent Human Rights Dialogue. Now, let me repeat what I told Premier Li at our meeting a bit earlier. Today, on the same day as Europe meets China in Beijing, American President Trump and Russian President Putin will talk in Helsinki. We are all aware of the fact that the architecture of the world is changing before our very eyes. And it is our common responsibility to make it a change for the better. Let us remember, here in Beijing, and over there, in Helsinki, that the world we were building for decades, sometimes through disputes, has brought about peace for Europe, the development of China, and the end of the Cold War between the East and the West. It is a common duty of Europe and China, America and Russia, not to destroy this order, but to improve it. Not to start trade wars, which turned into hot conflicts so often in our history, but to bravely and responsibly reform the rules-based international order. This is why I am calling on our Chinese hosts, but also on Presidents Trump and Putin to jointly start this process from a reform of the WTO. There is still time to prevent conflict and chaos. Today we are facing a dilemma: whether to play a tough game such as tariff wars and conflicts in places like Ukraine and Syria, or to look for common solutions based on fair rules. This is why responsibility, predictability, spirit of cooperation and respect for our common rules and commitments are so important these days. The EU is committed to working towards the modernisation of the WTO and calls on all partners to contribute positively to this goal. We propose a comprehensive approach to improving, together with like-minded partners, the functioning of the WTO in crucial areas. We need new rules in the field of industrial subsidies, intellectual property and forced technology transfers, reduction of trade costs, as well as a new approach to development and more effective dispute settlement. The aim of this reform should be to strengthen the WTO as an institution and to ensure a level playing field. Thank you. Council of the European Union    13/7/2018 |  EU electoral law: new rules adopted by the Council The Council today adopted new rules on elections to the European Parliament. This adoption follows the consent given by the European Parliament on 4 July 2018. For the rules to enter into force, approval by all EU member states, in line with their respective constitutional requirements, is also required. The amendments to the 1976 Electoral Act include new provisions on 'double voting', voting in third countries, different voting methods, and the visibility of European political parties in the member states.  An obligatory threshold of 2% to 5% is set for constituencies with more than 35 seats, including in single-constituency member states. Member states will have to comply with this obligation at the latest in time for the EP elections in 2024. European Parliament elections: Council reaches agreement on a set of measures to modernise EU electoral law (press release, 7 June 2018) Council of the European Union    16/7/2018  Omnibus regulation: simpler rules for use of EU funds adopted The Council today adopted the so-called Omnibus regulation which revises the EU's financial rules to make them simpler and more focused on results.  This regulation will amend the existing Financial Regulation which sets out the overall framework for budget management, as well as a number of acts governing the EU's multiannual programmes in various fields, including cohesion policy. "I am pleased that we have completed this important exercise in simplifying the EU's budget rules. This will make life easier for everyone. Smaller beneficiaries in particular will gain from these improvements, which include simpler arrangements for the reimbursement of costs. Everyone stands to benefit." Hartwig Löger, Austrian Federal Minister for Finance The changes include the extension of the use of ’simplified cost options’, and a focus on results rather than tracking the actual costs incurred. In order to avoid multiple checks, the EU will be able to rely more on existing audits, assessments and authorisations of other donors such as the UN and the World Bank, or the member states. Combining funding sources will also become easier.  All these improvements taken together are expected to cut significantly red tape for all those involved in the implementation of the EU budget.  The new rules will enter into force on the third day after their publication in the Official Journal of the European Union. They will apply for the most part immediately. The EU institutions have been given more time - until 1 January 2019 - to adapt to the new rules as far as their administrative expenditure is concerned. Omnibus regulation (full text) Simpler use of EU funds: Council confirms deal with Parliament (press release, 19 April 2018) EU budget: provisional deal reached on simpler implementation (press release, 12 December 2017) European Council      17/7/2018  Remarks by President Donald Tusk after the EU-Japan summit in Tokyo Dear Prime Minister, dear Shinzō. Let me start by paying tribute to the Japanese people and to you personally for the bravery and dignity with which you have approached the recent natural disasters. Not only the whole of Europe, but in fact the whole world was watching your enormous struggle. We have all admired your resilience and strength in dealing with this tragedy. I have been watching hour by hour how you dealt with this crisis and was particularly moved by your personal and very human engagement in Okayama and Ehime prefectures with those affected most. And it is this human side of yours dear Shinzō, which makes you a great friend of the people. Europe respects you greatly, also for this. Please be assured that you can count on us and on the European solidarity. We will always be there for you because this is what friends do. And it is today that we cement the Japanese-European friendship forever. Relations between the European Union and Japan have never been stronger. Geographically, we are far apart. But politically and economically we could hardly be any closer. We both firmly believe in openness, cooperation, rules-based international order and free trade. We both share values of liberal democracy, human rights and the rule of law. I am proud that today we are taking our strategic partnership to a new level with two landmark agreements between the European Union and Japan - the Strategic Partnership Agreement and the Economic Partnership Agreement. We are putting in place the largest bilateral trade deal ever. This is an act of enormous strategic importance for the rules-based international order, at a time when some are questioning this order. We are sending a clear message that we stand together against protectionism. The European Union and Japan remain open for cooperation. Beyond trade, we are also agreeing a robust framework for dealing with a wide range of areas like security and defence, energy and climate or people-to-people exchanges. In foreign policy we stand side by side with Japan in efforts to maintain pressure on Pyongyang so as to ensure complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearisation of the Korean Peninsula. We want to see an end to all of DPRK's nuclear and ballistic missile programmes. We also fully support Japan on the issue of abducted citizens, which you, dear Shinzō, pursues so vigorously. Japan and the EU remain united in our commitment to making the Iran nuclear deal work. 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Meeting with President of France Emmanuel Macron


Vladimir Putin met with President of France Emmanuel Macron in the Kremlin.





With President of France Emmanuel Macron.

President of Russia Vladimir Putin: Mr President, friends. It gives me great pleasure to welcome you to the Kremlin.

First of all, I would like to congratulate you on the holiday France celebrated yesterday – I already sent a message, but now I am happy to do it in person – Bastille Day. And of course, on your team reaching the World Cup final. We will be watching the match tonight and I am sure that the game will be intense, exciting and beautiful, and will please millions of fans around the world.

I am certainly glad to have this opportunity to talk about our bilateral relations. In this regard, I would like to note a positive trend in trade and economic sphere: last year’s growth of trade was around 15 percent, while in the first six months of 2018, it is 19 percent.

The large interparliamentary commission is scheduled to meet soon; that is, the usual cooperation mechanisms are gradually being restored. This gives grounds to believe that we will overcome all the difficulties encountered in the previous period, and will embark on the path of positive development of multifaceted ties.

In this regard, I would like to note that your visit as part of the St Petersburg Economic Forum gave a good impetus to the development of our relations.

President of France Emmanuel Macron (retranslated): Thank you, Mr President, for the reception.

I would like to repeat, I am very glad to come here again. Indeed, I made a commitment earlier to come to St Petersburg, from the moment our team makes it to the semi-finals, but today I came here to support my team in the final.

I would like to give credit to your team, which achieved great success, making it so far, and doing it in spite of all the forecasts. They did just great.

I also wanted to congratulate the entire country, the host country of this World Cup, on an excellent organisation of this event, which was followed in all regions of the world, and people from all regions came here. Everything was organised with excellent security; everything was just perfect.

Today's meeting is a good chance to continue our dialogue, the exchange of views we started on May 24 and 25 in St Petersburg. We discussed a series of bilateral issues, as you have already mentioned. We also discussed a number of international and regional issues as we often do, first of all, the situation in Syria. We made certain commitments and implemented a number of measures.

Answers to journalists’ questions after the 2018 World Cup final match


Vladimir Putin answered journalists’ questions after the final match of the 2018 World Cup.
July 15, 2018
21:20
Moscow


Answers to journalists’ questions after the 2018 World Cup final match.

President of Russia Vladimir Putin: Good evening.

Question: Mr President, what do you think of the final match? Who did you cheer for? In general, what are your impressions of this football tournament? You probably had no chance to sense the atmosphere in the streets of Russia. Have you been to the now famous Nikolskaya Street? Or maybe the commotion on Red Square could be heard in the Kremlin?

Vladimir Putin: I have to admit that I did see something from the Kremlin windows, but I had no chance to take part in the goings-on. But I kept track of everything that happened, and here is what I want to tell you in this connection.

First, and I already said this yesterday, but I would like to repeat it today, that we can definitely feel proud of how we organised this tournament. As I said many times before, we did it for our fans in Russia and for sports enthusiasts everywhere around the world. And we have done it. We succeeded in all aspects of this huge event.

Today’s match was brilliant. I think you will agree with me. I do not remember, and few other people can remember a score like this, 4–2, in a final match. I am sure that all sports enthusiasts and football fans around the world were trembling with excitement throughout the match. Both teams are wonderful, and they played an open attacking football. I am sure everyone enjoyed that. I did.

I have congratulated President of France Emmanuel Macron and my Croatian colleague. She was very temperamental and, I believe, even shed a tear or two. Yet everyone is happy and glad. Winning the silver medal is a major achievement for the Croatian team, which plays excellent, high quality football, as I see it. We congratulate them on this result.

Question: Which team did you support?

Vladimir Putin: I just enjoyed this amazing football match.

Question: Mr President, what can you say about the performance of the Russian team? After all, this was the first time the team went this far.

Vladimir Putin: Here is what I would like to say about this. I think that millions of people did not expect our team to show this result, no matter what some may be saying now. We can be proud that we have such a wonderful coach, and that he is Russian, and we can be proud of our team.

Of course, unlike art, sport is much more than mere contemplation. Sport is about achieving results. And the result for the Russian team was honourable. What matters most is that we realised that we have football in Russia, that we have a team, that we are about to develop our own style, and that we can strive for even higher results at international tournaments. Our team has proved that this is possible.

What I liked in particular is that the Russian players have shown their grit and played well. They fought to the very end. I think that this is what matters the most. This is something that deserves our gratitude and support. Of course, the result is impressive in itself, since we have not had anything like this for a long time. I think that we must congratulate them and inspire them to strive for future victories.

Question: Will you have a meeting with them?

Vladimir Putin: Yes, there will be a number of meetings, and they have been scheduled, first with the coach, and the captain, who will take part in a meeting of the Council for the Development of Physical Culture and Sport in Kaliningrad. After that there will definitely be a meeting with the team.

Question: Mr President, how often do you play hockey? Did the World Cup inspire you to play some football? You did play a little bit with Mr Infantino at the Kremlin, and on Red Square.

Vladimir Putin: I think that each and every one of us has played some football, and kicked the ball around. This is not enough, however. What are the reasons that make football so popular? First, when wonderful teams play at a high professional level, it is always fascinating to watch. In addition, we all get a feeling that any one of us can do it. Kicking a ball does not seem all that complicated. That being said, when you actually get into football it becomes a special kind of art. So far I have been playing hockey, and try to improve my game. I learned to skate a little bit, and will move in this direction.

Question: Do you think that the 4–2 score reflects the actual state of play on the pitch?

Vladimir Putin: Yes. We saw one curious goal, but overall the Croatian team also played openly and took risks, but they missed some opportunities, which happens. Overall, the French showed class, no doubt about that.

Question: Do you feel the winner today?

Vladimir Putin: As you may remember, we told you many times that the main goal for Russia is to properly organise the tournament. We have done it; we have achieved this goal, as everyone agrees.

This is what I would like to point out. We often complain about our fans, who sometimes misbehave because they are so emotional. But it turned out that they are also highly responsible people. Frankly, I was surprised, and I am very grateful to them for this. I would like to thank them for the attitude they have inspired towards this sports event. This largely happened thanks to our fans.

We are grateful to the coaches, specialists and the players of our team, who have inspired the fans to see football as a festival. We have succeeded thanks to good organisation. Hundreds if not thousands of volunteers helped us do this in all the host cities. I would like to thank them as well, because it was the volunteers who welcomed our guests, accompanied them and saw them off, doing all this with a smile and an open heart. Everyone has noticed this.

Today I do not want to talk about what was being said before the World Cup. Let us turn this page. Let us talk and think about the good things. We have produced a wonderful holiday thanks to the efforts of thousands of people.

Of course, we must also express gratitude to our guests – foreign tourists and fans. I would like to point out that attempts were made to intimidate us as well: some said the British fans are hooligans, and so on. But everyone behaved wonderfully, demonstrating the best qualities of sports enthusiasts and football fans. They have shown that sports and football do not disunite people or lead to quarrels and fights, but that it can bring people together on the basis of shared principles and values – cultural and humanitarian values.

Many foreigners have learned about our culture and our cities, and they have met our open-hearted people. And millions of people – not thousands but millions – have changed their views on Russia. It is an achievement, a big achievement.

Here is what we will do in this connection – I have discussed this with my foreign colleagues when I congratulated the Croats and the French. We will approve a visa-free entry for foreign holders of Fan IDs until the end of the year. I hope they, or at least many of them will use this opportunity, and that they will come to Russia many times again together with their friends and families.

Thank you, and all the best.

Final match of the FIFA World Cup


Vladimir Putin attended the final match of the 2018 FIFA World Cup at Luzhniki stadium in Moscow.
July 15, 2018
20:30
Moscow






Team France – winner of the 2018 World Cup. Photo: RIA Novosti

France and Croatia met in the World Cup final at Luzhniki stadium in Moscow, where team France was crowned world champion with a score of 4–2.

Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, President of the International Football Federation (FIFA) Gianni Infantino, President of France Emmanuel Macron, President of Croatia Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic, President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko, President of Moldova Igor Dodon and heads of state and government of other countries watched the match at Luzhniki.

At the end of the match, the President of Russia took part in the awards ceremony for the winners of the tournament.

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