“History has been made,” he said of Ukraine’s being accepted as a candidate for E.U. membership.
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Ukraine’s foreign minister sees E.U. candidacy as a crucial step toward joining a ‘liberal empire.’
“History has been made,” he said of Ukraine’s being accepted as a candidate for E.U. membership.
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