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NEIGHBOURHOOD Ukraine

EU tells Ukraine to reform to win association deal

By Toby Vogel - 21.12.2011 / 05:19 CET

Urgent judicial reform, government in Kiev told.

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The EU has agreed to open negotiations with Russia that could lead to the lifting of EU visa requirements for Russian citizens. At a summit in Brussels last Thursday (15 December), Dmitry Medvedev, Russia's president, and the EU's top officials agreed that talks should begin on “common steps” to be undertaken by both sides toward a visa-free regime.