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Rusya, aralarında Belçika eski Başbakanı Guy Verhofstadt, AB Bakanlar Konseyi Genel Sekreteri Uwe Corsepius ile İngiltere eski Başbakan Yardımcısı Nick Clegg gibi isimlerin olduğu 89 Avrupalı politikacı ve askeri yetkilinin ülkeye girmesini yasakladı. AB yetkilileri, yasak kararını "tamamen keyfi ve haksız bir tedbir" olarak değerlendirdi.
Almanya Dışişleri Bakanı Frank-Walter Steinmeier ise Ukrayna ziyareti sırasında konuyla ilgili yaptığı açıklamada Putin'in "kara listesinin" barış sürecini …
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European Union anger at Russian travel blacklist.-Breaking News -31-05-2015
The European Union has responded angrily to Russia's entry ban against 89 European politicians, officials and military leaders.
Those banned are believed to include general secretary of the EU council Uwe Corsepius, and former British deputy prime minister Nick Clegg.
Russia shared the list after several requests by diplomats, the EU said.
The EU called the ban "totally arbitrary and unjustified" and said no explanation had been provided.
Many of those on the list are outspoken critics of the Kremlin, and some have been turned away from Russia in recent months.
The EU said that it had asked repeatedly for the list of those banned, but nothing had been provided until now.
"The list with 89 names has now been shared by the Russian authorities. We don't have any other information on legal basis, criteria and process of this decision," an EU spokesman said on Saturday.
"We consider this measure as totally arbitrary and unjustified, especially in the absence of any further clarification and transparency," he added.
- published: 31 May 2015
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Those banned are believed to include general secretary of the EU council Uwe Corsepius, and former British deputy prime minister Nick Clegg.
Russia shared the list after several requests by diplomats, the EU said.
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- published: 31 May 2015
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The European Union has responded angrily to Russia's entry ban against 89 European politicians, officials and military leaders.
Those banned are believed to include general secretary of the EU council Uwe Corsepius, and former British deputy prime minister Nick Clegg.
Russia shared the list after several requests by diplomats, the EU said.
The EU called the ban "totally arbitrary and unjustified" and said no explanation had been provided.
Many of those on the list are outspoken critics of the Kremlin, and some have been turned away from Russia in recent months.
The EU said that it had asked repeatedly for the list of those banned, but nothing had been provided until now.
"The list with 89 names has now been shared by the Russian authorities. We don't have any other information on legal basis, criteria and process of this decision," an EU spokesman said on Saturday.
"We consider this measure as totally arbitrary and unjustified, especially in the absence of any further clarification and transparency," he added.
The list of those barred from Russia has not been officially released, although what appears to be a leaked version (in German) is online.
A Russian foreign ministry official would not confirm the names of those barred, but said that the ban was a result of EU sanctions against Russia.
"Why it was precisely these people who entered into the list... is simple - it was done in answer to the sanctions campaign which has been waged in relation to Russia by several states of the European Union," the official, who was not named, told Russian news agency Tass.
The official said Moscow had previously recommended that all diplomats from countries that imposed sanctions on Russia should check with Russian consular offices before travelling to see if they were banned.
"Just one thing remains unclear: did our European co-workers want these lists to minimise inconveniences for potential 'denied persons' or to stage another political show?" he said.
EU sanctions were imposed after Russia annexed Ukraine's Crimea region in March 2014, and they have been extended amid ongoing fighting between government troops and pro-Russia separatists in eastern Ukraine.
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte told journalists on Friday that the list had been shared with EU diplomats and that three Dutch politicians were on it. He said the ban was "not based on international law".
British intelligence and military chiefs, including MI5 director general Andrew Parker, former MI6 chief Sir John Sawers and chief of the defence staff General Sir Nicholas Houghton are reportedly on the list.
Former British foreign secretary Sir Malcolm Rifkind told the AFP news agency that he had "read the reports in the media [of his ban] but not a word from the Russians".
Britain's foreign office said: "The Russian authorities have not provided any legal basis for the list or for the names on it.
"If Russia thinks this action will cause the EU to change its position on sanctions, it is wrong."
Also said to be on the list are French philosopher Bernard-Henri Levy, former Belgian prime minister Guy Verhofstadt and the EU's former enlargement chief Stefan Fule.
'A decent club'
Sweden's foreign minister, Margot Wallstrom, said that her country has asked for an explanation from Russia.
Eight Swedes are on the list, including Swedish MEP Anna Maria Corazza Bildt.
"I'm more proud than scared and this gives me more determination to continue... If the Kremlin takes me and my colleagues seriously it means we're doing a good job," Ms Bildt told AFP.
The former Czech foreign minister, Karel Schwarzenberg, also said he was pleased to have made the list.
"When I saw the other names (on the list), I found out I was in a very decent club. I consider this a reward," he was quoted as saying by the CTK news agency.
Other countries with names on the list reportedly include Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Denmark, Finland, Romania, Bulgaria and Spain.
- published: 31 May 2015
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European Union anger at Russian travel blacklist
The European Union has responded angrily to Russia's entry ban against 89 European politicians, officials and military leaders.
- published: 01 Jun 2015
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Berlin setzt auf Dialog mit Moskau Reaktionen auf russische Einreiseverbote 1.06.2015
Heute darüber das Berlin sich zu der Einreiseverbotsliste von Moskau geäußert hat. Die Liste beinhaltet 89 Eu-Diplomaten und Politiker die nicht mehr nach Russland einreisen dürfen.
Trotz dieser Liste hat Berlink klar und deutlich gesagt man wolle die Gespräche zwischen Berlin und Moskau nicht abbrechen.
Auf genaueres gehe ich im Video ein.
Die Bundesregierung will trotz der Einreiseverbote für 89 EU-Politiker den Gesprächfaden mit Russland nicht abreißen lassen. Man stehe weiter miteinander in Kontakt, hieß es. In Russland versteht man derweil die Empörung über das Verbot nicht.
Trotz der russischen Einreiseverbote für 89 Politiker und Diplomaten aus der EU will die Bundesregierung den Kontakt mit Moskau aufrechterhalten. "Wir sind mit der russischen Seite in diesem gesamten Themenfeld Ukraine-Krise nahezu täglich im Gespräch", sagte Regierungssprecher Steffen Seibert. Damit versuchte er offenbar, die Unruhe, die das Einreiseverbot verursacht hat, ein wenig abzuschwächen. Alles laufe ja im Prinzip ganz normal weiter, so Seibert, auch wenn das Vorhaben sicher "kein Beitrag zur Entspannung" sei. Nur in einem Punkt wird Seibert dann doch entschiedener. Man erwarte, dass die Arbeit des künftigen Europaberaters der Bundesregierung, Uwe Corsepius, nicht behindert wird.
Was ist der Grund für die Einreiseverbote?
Zudem wüsste man in Berlin ganz gerne, warum die Einreiseverbote ausgesprochen wurden. "Wenn man Rechtsmittel einlegen will, muss man wissen, warum man auf der Liste ist", sagte eine Sprecherin des Auswärtigen Amtes. Neben dem bereits erwähnten Corsepius stehen aus Deutschland unter anderem der CDU-Bundestagsabgeordnete Karl-Georg Wellmann, der Unionsvize im Bundestag, Michael Fuchs, und die Grünen-Politikerin Rebecca Harms auf der Liste.
Moskau versteht die Aufregung nicht
In Russland dagegen findet man die Forderung nach einer Begründung für die Einreiseverbote "eine Absurdität". Schließlich, so Russlands Außenminister Sergej Lawrow, hätten diese Personen "aktiv einen Staatsstreich unterstützt", nämlich in der Ukraine. Und Vize-Außenminister Alexej Meschkow ergänzte: "Man darf die Vorgeschichte nicht vergessen", und bezog sich damit offenbar auf die Einreiseverbote, die die EU gegen Russen ausgesprochen hatte.
Erweiterung der Liste möglich
Zudem, so ergänzte der Vizeaußenminister, sei die Veröffentlichung der Liste ein Vertrauensbruch. Die Europäische Union habe mehrfach um eine Übergabe der Liste gebeten, und Russland habe dem Wunsch vertraulich nachgegeben, sagte Meschkow. Die Veröffentlichung der Namen enttäusche Russland daher. Das russische Außenministerium schloss eine Erweiterung der Liste nicht aus. Sollten die EU und die USA gegen weitere russische Bürger Einreiseverbote beschließen, werde Moskau ebenso handeln, sagte Sprecherin Maria Sacharowa. Russland und der Westen sollten aber den begonnenen konstruktiven Dialog im Ukraine-Konflikt fortsetzen.
Diesen Bericht habe ich von der tagesschau.de Website hier der Link zum Beitrag:http://www.tagesschau.de/ausland/einreiseverbote-reaktionen-101.html
- published: 01 Jun 2015
- views: 29
The European Union has criticised a travel ban imposed by Russia on 89 European citizens - many of whom are outspoken Kremlin critics - as "totally arbitrary and unjustified".
The list was revealed to European diplomats this week and includes past and serving parliamentarians and ministers who have openly criticised President Vladimir Putin and the war in Ukraine.
Military figures and secret service chiefs are also thought to be on the list.
European politicians who discovered they had been banned from travelling to Russia wore the badge proudly, as Brussels took aim at Moscow for the decision.
Beyond releasing the names of the blacklisted individuals to diplomats, Moscow has failed to provide "any other information on legal basis, criteria and process of this decision," the EU's foreign service said.
"We consider this measure as totally arbitrary and unjustified, especially in the absence of any further clarification and transparency," it said.
'No justification'
A spokeswoman for Britain's Foreign Office said there was no justification for the travel ban.
"If Russia's intention is to put pressure on the EU to ease sanctions then this is not the way to do it," she said.
A Russian foreign ministry official confirmed to Russian media that lists of banned individuals had been sent to EU states but declined to comment on the individuals themselves.
Among those listed is Uwe Corsepius, current secretary-general of the European Union council in Brussels, who is due to take over as foreign affairs adviser to German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
The document also includes Bruno Le Roux, the leader of French President Francois Hollande's Socialists in parliament, Britain's former deputy prime minister Nick Clegg and former Belgian premier Guy Verhofstadt, who heads the Liberal group in the European parliament.
Poland, which has been the sternest EU critic of Russia's policy towards Ukraine, had 18 names on the list.
"For some time we've seen that Russia is not necessarily trying to mitigate tensions but rather strengthen them," a spokeswoman for Poland's government told Reuters.
Last Monday, Germany protested to Russia over its refusal to let a conservative German politician, Karl-Georg Wellmann, who had called Russia a "warmonger" earlier this year, into the country.
Other countries with names on the list include Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Czech Republic, Romania, Bulgaria, Spain, and The Netherlands.
Blacklisted politicians were nevertheless proud about being banned by Russia.
"Those who try to censor us and make us scared for standing up for values deserve even more criticism. For me it's about being very committed to standing up for peace and freedom in Ukraine," one of those banned, Swedish MEP Anna Maria Corazza Bildt, told AFP news agency.
"I'm more proud than scared and this gives me more determination to continue... If the Kremlin takes me and my colleagues seriously it means we're doing a good job," the centre-right politician, married to Sweden's former foreign minister Carl Bildt, added.
A member of Russia's parliament on Sunday formally requested that the foreign minister, Sergey Lavrov, confirm and explain the list of the politicians who have been banned entry to Russia.
Russia has shared the list with European Union officials, but has refused to release the full list.
Dmitry Gudkov, the sole member of Russia's parliament who opposes the Kremlin, asked Lavrov to confirm the names and to state why they were included.
- published: 31 May 2015
- views: 24
Uwe Corsepius (born 1960) is the current Secretary-General of the Council of the European Union.
Uwe Corsepius was born in Berlin, Germany. In 1984 he earned a degree in economics from the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg. He is regarded as a disciple of the renowned economist Horst Steinmann. He earned his doctorate at the Kiel Institute for the World Economy (Institut für Weltwirtschaft). In 1990 he became a civil servant in the Ministry of Economy and Labour. Since 1992, he has worked at the International Monetary Fund in Washington. Since 1994 he has been an official in the Federal Chancellery in Berlin, at first under Helmut Kohl, then under Chancellor Gerhard Schröder. Under Chancellor Angela Merkel, he became head of department 5 (European politics) and informally coordinated the German European policy. Already in late 2009 Corsepius was chosen by the Heads of state or Government (European Council) to become the new Secretary General of the Council of the European Union. He succeeded to Frenchman Pierre de Boissieu. Catalogued as a "gruff" person, he is seen with critical eyes in Brussels, because he has "little understanding of the interests and needs of others". Given the fact that Klaus Welle, another German, is the Secretary General of the European Parliament, in 2011, two German are in the administration of the two EU legislative chambers. Uwe Corsepius's successor as a Director of European Affairs in the Chancellery is Nikolaus Meyer-Landrut.
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1:01Rusya 89 Avrupalı politikacının ülkeye girişini yasakladı
Rusya 89 Avrupalı politikacının ülkeye girişini yasakladıRusya 89 Avrupalı politikacının ülkeye girişini yasakladı
Rusya, aralarında Belçika eski Başbakanı Guy Verhofstadt, AB Bakanlar Konseyi Genel Sekreteri Uwe Corsepius ile İngiltere eski Başbakan Yardımcısı Nick Clegg gibi isimlerin olduğu 89 Avrupalı politikacı ve askeri yetkilinin ülkeye girmesini yasakladı. AB yetkilileri, yasak kararını "tamamen keyfi ve haksız bir tedbir" olarak değerlendirdi. Almanya Dışişleri Bakanı Frank-Walter Steinmeier ise Ukrayna ziyareti sırasında konuyla ilgili yaptığı açıklamada Putin'in "kara listesinin" barış sürecini … İLGILI HABERLER: http://tr.euronews.com/2015/05/30/rusya-89-avrupali-politikacinin-ulkeye-girisini-yasakladi euronews: Avrupa'nın en çok izlenen haber kanalı. Üye ol! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=euronewstr euronews şimdi 13 ayrı dilde: https://www.youtube.com/user/euronewsnetwork/channels Türkçe: Web sayfası: http://tr.euronews.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/euronews.tr Twitter: http://twitter.com/euronews_tr -
2:38European Union anger at Russian travel blacklist.
European Union anger at Russian travel blacklist.European Union anger at Russian travel blacklist.
European Union anger at Russian travel blacklist.-Breaking News -31-05-2015 The European Union has responded angrily to Russia's entry ban against 89 European politicians, officials and military leaders. Those banned are believed to include general secretary of the EU council Uwe Corsepius, and former British deputy prime minister Nick Clegg. Russia shared the list after several requests by diplomats, the EU said. The EU called the ban "totally arbitrary and unjustified" and said no explanation had been provided. Many of those on the list are outspoken critics of the Kremlin, and some have been turned away from Russia in recent months. The EU said that it had asked repeatedly for the list of those banned, but nothing had been provided until now. "The list with 89 names has now been shared by the Russian authorities. We don't have any other information on legal basis, criteria and process of this decision," an EU spokesman said on Saturday. "We consider this measure as totally arbitrary and unjustified, especially in the absence of any further clarification and transparency," he added. -
1:41European Union anger at Russian travel blacklist
European Union anger at Russian travel blacklistEuropean Union anger at Russian travel blacklist
Those banned are believed to include general secretary of the EU council Uwe Corsepius, and former British deputy prime minister Nick Clegg. Russia shared the list after several requests by diplomats, the EU said. For Latest News Subscribe Us on https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3seJj4mjg2HBYtMSpkG2CA -
4:14European Union anger at Russian travel blacklist
European Union anger at Russian travel blacklistEuropean Union anger at Russian travel blacklist
The European Union has responded angrily to Russia's entry ban against 89 European politicians, officials and military leaders. Those banned are believed to include general secretary of the EU council Uwe Corsepius, and former British deputy prime minister Nick Clegg. Russia shared the list after several requests by diplomats, the EU said. The EU called the ban "totally arbitrary and unjustified" and said no explanation had been provided. Many of those on the list are outspoken critics of the Kremlin, and some have been turned away from Russia in recent months. The EU said that it had asked repeatedly for the list of those banned, but nothing had been provided until now. "The list with 89 names has now been shared by the Russian authorities. We don't have any other information on legal basis, criteria and process of this decision," an EU spokesman said on Saturday. "We consider this measure as totally arbitrary and unjustified, especially in the absence of any further clarification and transparency," he added. The list of those barred from Russia has not been officially released, although what appears to be a leaked version (in German) is online. A Russian foreign ministry official would not confirm the names of those barred, but said that the ban was a result of EU sanctions against Russia. "Why it was precisely these people who entered into the list... is simple - it was done in answer to the sanctions campaign which has been waged in relation to Russia by several states of the European Union," the official, who was not named, told Russian news agency Tass. The official said Moscow had previously recommended that all diplomats from countries that imposed sanctions on Russia should check with Russian consular offices before travelling to see if they were banned. "Just one thing remains unclear: did our European co-workers want these lists to minimise inconveniences for potential 'denied persons' or to stage another political show?" he said. EU sanctions were imposed after Russia annexed Ukraine's Crimea region in March 2014, and they have been extended amid ongoing fighting between government troops and pro-Russia separatists in eastern Ukraine. Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte told journalists on Friday that the list had been shared with EU diplomats and that three Dutch politicians were on it. He said the ban was "not based on international law". British intelligence and military chiefs, including MI5 director general Andrew Parker, former MI6 chief Sir John Sawers and chief of the defence staff General Sir Nicholas Houghton are reportedly on the list. Former British foreign secretary Sir Malcolm Rifkind told the AFP news agency that he had "read the reports in the media [of his ban] but not a word from the Russians". Britain's foreign office said: "The Russian authorities have not provided any legal basis for the list or for the names on it. "If Russia thinks this action will cause the EU to change its position on sanctions, it is wrong." Also said to be on the list are French philosopher Bernard-Henri Levy, former Belgian prime minister Guy Verhofstadt and the EU's former enlargement chief Stefan Fule. 'A decent club' Sweden's foreign minister, Margot Wallstrom, said that her country has asked for an explanation from Russia. Eight Swedes are on the list, including Swedish MEP Anna Maria Corazza Bildt. "I'm more proud than scared and this gives me more determination to continue... If the Kremlin takes me and my colleagues seriously it means we're doing a good job," Ms Bildt told AFP. The former Czech foreign minister, Karel Schwarzenberg, also said he was pleased to have made the list. "When I saw the other names (on the list), I found out I was in a very decent club. I consider this a reward," he was quoted as saying by the CTK news agency. Other countries with names on the list reportedly include Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Denmark, Finland, Romania, Bulgaria and Spain. -
1:16European Union Anger at Russian Travel Blacklist
European Union Anger at Russian Travel BlacklistEuropean Union Anger at Russian Travel Blacklist
European Union anger at Russian travel blacklist The European Union has responded angrily to Russia's entry ban against 89 European politicians, officials and military leaders. -
8:17Berlin setzt auf Dialog mit Moskau Reaktionen auf russische Einreiseverbote 1.06.2015
Berlin setzt auf Dialog mit Moskau Reaktionen auf russische Einreiseverbote 1.06.2015Berlin setzt auf Dialog mit Moskau Reaktionen auf russische Einreiseverbote 1.06.2015
Berlin setzt auf Dialog mit Moskau Reaktionen auf russische Einreiseverbote 1.06.2015 Heute darüber das Berlin sich zu der Einreiseverbotsliste von Moskau geäußert hat. Die Liste beinhaltet 89 Eu-Diplomaten und Politiker die nicht mehr nach Russland einreisen dürfen. Trotz dieser Liste hat Berlink klar und deutlich gesagt man wolle die Gespräche zwischen Berlin und Moskau nicht abbrechen. Auf genaueres gehe ich im Video ein. Die Bundesregierung will trotz der Einreiseverbote für 89 EU-Politiker den Gesprächfaden mit Russland nicht abreißen lassen. Man stehe weiter miteinander in Kontakt, hieß es. In Russland versteht man derweil die Empörung über das Verbot nicht. Trotz der russischen Einreiseverbote für 89 Politiker und Diplomaten aus der EU will die Bundesregierung den Kontakt mit Moskau aufrechterhalten. "Wir sind mit der russischen Seite in diesem gesamten Themenfeld Ukraine-Krise nahezu täglich im Gespräch", sagte Regierungssprecher Steffen Seibert. Damit versuchte er offenbar, die Unruhe, die das Einreiseverbot verursacht hat, ein wenig abzuschwächen. Alles laufe ja im Prinzip ganz normal weiter, so Seibert, auch wenn das Vorhaben sicher "kein Beitrag zur Entspannung" sei. Nur in einem Punkt wird Seibert dann doch entschiedener. Man erwarte, dass die Arbeit des künftigen Europaberaters der Bundesregierung, Uwe Corsepius, nicht behindert wird. Was ist der Grund für die Einreiseverbote? Zudem wüsste man in Berlin ganz gerne, warum die Einreiseverbote ausgesprochen wurden. "Wenn man Rechtsmittel einlegen will, muss man wissen, warum man auf der Liste ist", sagte eine Sprecherin des Auswärtigen Amtes. Neben dem bereits erwähnten Corsepius stehen aus Deutschland unter anderem der CDU-Bundestagsabgeordnete Karl-Georg Wellmann, der Unionsvize im Bundestag, Michael Fuchs, und die Grünen-Politikerin Rebecca Harms auf der Liste. Moskau versteht die Aufregung nicht In Russland dagegen findet man die Forderung nach einer Begründung für die Einreiseverbote "eine Absurdität". Schließlich, so Russlands Außenminister Sergej Lawrow, hätten diese Personen "aktiv einen Staatsstreich unterstützt", nämlich in der Ukraine. Und Vize-Außenminister Alexej Meschkow ergänzte: "Man darf die Vorgeschichte nicht vergessen", und bezog sich damit offenbar auf die Einreiseverbote, die die EU gegen Russen ausgesprochen hatte. Erweiterung der Liste möglich Zudem, so ergänzte der Vizeaußenminister, sei die Veröffentlichung der Liste ein Vertrauensbruch. Die Europäische Union habe mehrfach um eine Übergabe der Liste gebeten, und Russland habe dem Wunsch vertraulich nachgegeben, sagte Meschkow. Die Veröffentlichung der Namen enttäusche Russland daher. Das russische Außenministerium schloss eine Erweiterung der Liste nicht aus. Sollten die EU und die USA gegen weitere russische Bürger Einreiseverbote beschließen, werde Moskau ebenso handeln, sagte Sprecherin Maria Sacharowa. Russland und der Westen sollten aber den begonnenen konstruktiven Dialog im Ukraine-Konflikt fortsetzen. Diesen Bericht habe ich von der tagesschau.de Website hier der Link zum Beitrag:http://www.tagesschau.de/ausland/einreiseverbote-reaktionen-101.html -
3:42EU says Russian travel blacklist 'unjustified'
EU says Russian travel blacklist 'unjustified'EU says Russian travel blacklist 'unjustified'
The European Union has criticised a travel ban imposed by Russia on 89 European citizens - many of whom are outspoken Kremlin critics - as "totally arbitrary and unjustified". The list was revealed to European diplomats this week and includes past and serving parliamentarians and ministers who have openly criticised President Vladimir Putin and the war in Ukraine. Military figures and secret service chiefs are also thought to be on the list. European politicians who discovered they had been banned from travelling to Russia wore the badge proudly, as Brussels took aim at Moscow for the decision. Beyond releasing the names of the blacklisted individuals to diplomats, Moscow has failed to provide "any other information on legal basis, criteria and process of this decision," the EU's foreign service said. "We consider this measure as totally arbitrary and unjustified, especially in the absence of any further clarification and transparency," it said. 'No justification' A spokeswoman for Britain's Foreign Office said there was no justification for the travel ban. "If Russia's intention is to put pressure on the EU to ease sanctions then this is not the way to do it," she said. A Russian foreign ministry official confirmed to Russian media that lists of banned individuals had been sent to EU states but declined to comment on the individuals themselves. Among those listed is Uwe Corsepius, current secretary-general of the European Union council in Brussels, who is due to take over as foreign affairs adviser to German Chancellor Angela Merkel. The document also includes Bruno Le Roux, the leader of French President Francois Hollande's Socialists in parliament, Britain's former deputy prime minister Nick Clegg and former Belgian premier Guy Verhofstadt, who heads the Liberal group in the European parliament. Poland, which has been the sternest EU critic of Russia's policy towards Ukraine, had 18 names on the list. "For some time we've seen that Russia is not necessarily trying to mitigate tensions but rather strengthen them," a spokeswoman for Poland's government told Reuters. Last Monday, Germany protested to Russia over its refusal to let a conservative German politician, Karl-Georg Wellmann, who had called Russia a "warmonger" earlier this year, into the country. Other countries with names on the list include Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Czech Republic, Romania, Bulgaria, Spain, and The Netherlands. Blacklisted politicians were nevertheless proud about being banned by Russia. "Those who try to censor us and make us scared for standing up for values deserve even more criticism. For me it's about being very committed to standing up for peace and freedom in Ukraine," one of those banned, Swedish MEP Anna Maria Corazza Bildt, told AFP news agency. "I'm more proud than scared and this gives me more determination to continue... If the Kremlin takes me and my colleagues seriously it means we're doing a good job," the centre-right politician, married to Sweden's former foreign minister Carl Bildt, added. A member of Russia's parliament on Sunday formally requested that the foreign minister, Sergey Lavrov, confirm and explain the list of the politicians who have been banned entry to Russia. Russia has shared the list with European Union officials, but has refused to release the full list. Dmitry Gudkov, the sole member of Russia's parliament who opposes the Kremlin, asked Lavrov to confirm the names and to state why they were included.
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Rusya 89 Avrupalı politikacının ülkeye girişini yasakladı
Rusya, aralarında Belçika eski Başbakanı Guy Verhofstadt, AB Bakanlar Konseyi Genel Sekreteri Uwe Corsepius ile İngiltere eski Başbakan Yardımcısı Nick Clegg gibi isimlerin olduğu 89 Avrupalı politikacı ve askeri yetkilinin ülkeye girmesini yasakladı. AB yetkilileri, yasak kararını "tamamen keyfi ve haksız bir tedbir" olarak değerlendirdi. Almanya Dışişleri Bakanı Frank-Walter Steinmeier ise Ukrayna ziyareti sırasında konuyla ilgili yaptığı açıklamada Putin'in "kara listesinin" barış sürecini … İLGILI HABERLER: http://tr.euronews.com/2015/05/30/rusya-89-avrupali-politikacinin-ulkeye-girisini-yasakladi euronews: Avrupa'nın en çok izlenen haber kanalı. Üye ol! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=euronewstr euronews şimdi 13 ayrı dilde: https://www.youtube.com/user/euronew... -
European Union anger at Russian travel blacklist.
European Union anger at Russian travel blacklist.-Breaking News -31-05-2015 The European Union has responded angrily to Russia's entry ban against 89 European politicians, officials and military leaders. Those banned are believed to include general secretary of the EU council Uwe Corsepius, and former British deputy prime minister Nick Clegg. Russia shared the list after several requests by diplomats, the EU said. The EU called the ban "totally arbitrary and unjustified" and said no explanation had been provided. Many of those on the list are outspoken critics of the Kremlin, and some have been turned away from Russia in recent months. The EU said that it had asked repeatedly for the list of those banned, but nothing had been provided until now. "The list with 89 names has now been shared ... -
European Union anger at Russian travel blacklist
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European Union anger at Russian travel blacklist
The European Union has responded angrily to Russia's entry ban against 89 European politicians, officials and military leaders. Those banned are believed to include general secretary of the EU council Uwe Corsepius, and former British deputy prime minister Nick Clegg. Russia shared the list after several requests by diplomats, the EU said. The EU called the ban "totally arbitrary and unjustified" and said no explanation had been provided. Many of those on the list are outspoken critics of the Kremlin, and some have been turned away from Russia in recent months. The EU said that it had asked repeatedly for the list of those banned, but nothing had been provided until now. "The list with 89 names has now been shared by the Russian authorities. We don't have any other information on leg... -
European Union Anger at Russian Travel Blacklist
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Berlin setzt auf Dialog mit Moskau Reaktionen auf russische Einreiseverbote 1.06.2015
Berlin setzt auf Dialog mit Moskau Reaktionen auf russische Einreiseverbote 1.06.2015 Heute darüber das Berlin sich zu der Einreiseverbotsliste von Moskau geäußert hat. Die Liste beinhaltet 89 Eu-Diplomaten und Politiker die nicht mehr nach Russland einreisen dürfen. Trotz dieser Liste hat Berlink klar und deutlich gesagt man wolle die Gespräche zwischen Berlin und Moskau nicht abbrechen. Auf genaueres gehe ich im Video ein. Die Bundesregierung will trotz der Einreiseverbote für 89 EU-Politiker den Gesprächfaden mit Russland nicht abreißen lassen. Man stehe weiter miteinander in Kontakt, hieß es. In Russland versteht man derweil die Empörung über das Verbot nicht. Trotz der russischen Einreiseverbote für 89 Politiker und Diplomaten aus der EU will die Bundesregierung den Kontakt mit Mosk... -
EU says Russian travel blacklist 'unjustified'
The European Union has criticised a travel ban imposed by Russia on 89 European citizens - many of whom are outspoken Kremlin critics - as "totally arbitrary and unjustified". The list was revealed to European diplomats this week and includes past and serving parliamentarians and ministers who have openly criticised President Vladimir Putin and the war in Ukraine. Military figures and secret service chiefs are also thought to be on the list. European politicians who discovered they had been banned from travelling to Russia wore the badge proudly, as Brussels took aim at Moscow for the decision. Beyond releasing the names of the blacklisted individuals to diplomats, Moscow has failed to provide "any other information on legal basis, criteria and process of this decision," the EU's forei...
Rusya 89 Avrupalı politikacının ülkeye girişini yasakladı
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Rusya, aralarında Belçika eski Başbakanı Guy Verhofstadt, AB Bakanlar Konseyi Genel Sekreteri Uwe Corsepius ile İngiltere eski Başbakan Yardımcısı Nick Clegg gi...
Rusya, aralarında Belçika eski Başbakanı Guy Verhofstadt, AB Bakanlar Konseyi Genel Sekreteri Uwe Corsepius ile İngiltere eski Başbakan Yardımcısı Nick Clegg gibi isimlerin olduğu 89 Avrupalı politikacı ve askeri yetkilinin ülkeye girmesini yasakladı. AB yetkilileri, yasak kararını "tamamen keyfi ve haksız bir tedbir" olarak değerlendirdi.
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Rusya, aralarında Belçika eski Başbakanı Guy Verhofstadt, AB Bakanlar Konseyi Genel Sekreteri Uwe Corsepius ile İngiltere eski Başbakan Yardımcısı Nick Clegg gibi isimlerin olduğu 89 Avrupalı politikacı ve askeri yetkilinin ülkeye girmesini yasakladı. AB yetkilileri, yasak kararını "tamamen keyfi ve haksız bir tedbir" olarak değerlendirdi.
Almanya Dışişleri Bakanı Frank-Walter Steinmeier ise Ukrayna ziyareti sırasında konuyla ilgili yaptığı açıklamada Putin'in "kara listesinin" barış sürecini …
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European Union anger at Russian travel blacklist.
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European Union anger at Russian travel blacklist.-Breaking News -31-05-2015
The European Union has responded angrily to Russia's entry ban against 89 European p...
European Union anger at Russian travel blacklist.-Breaking News -31-05-2015
The European Union has responded angrily to Russia's entry ban against 89 European politicians, officials and military leaders.
Those banned are believed to include general secretary of the EU council Uwe Corsepius, and former British deputy prime minister Nick Clegg.
Russia shared the list after several requests by diplomats, the EU said.
The EU called the ban "totally arbitrary and unjustified" and said no explanation had been provided.
Many of those on the list are outspoken critics of the Kremlin, and some have been turned away from Russia in recent months.
The EU said that it had asked repeatedly for the list of those banned, but nothing had been provided until now.
"The list with 89 names has now been shared by the Russian authorities. We don't have any other information on legal basis, criteria and process of this decision," an EU spokesman said on Saturday.
"We consider this measure as totally arbitrary and unjustified, especially in the absence of any further clarification and transparency," he added.
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European Union anger at Russian travel blacklist.-Breaking News -31-05-2015
The European Union has responded angrily to Russia's entry ban against 89 European politicians, officials and military leaders.
Those banned are believed to include general secretary of the EU council Uwe Corsepius, and former British deputy prime minister Nick Clegg.
Russia shared the list after several requests by diplomats, the EU said.
The EU called the ban "totally arbitrary and unjustified" and said no explanation had been provided.
Many of those on the list are outspoken critics of the Kremlin, and some have been turned away from Russia in recent months.
The EU said that it had asked repeatedly for the list of those banned, but nothing had been provided until now.
"The list with 89 names has now been shared by the Russian authorities. We don't have any other information on legal basis, criteria and process of this decision," an EU spokesman said on Saturday.
"We consider this measure as totally arbitrary and unjustified, especially in the absence of any further clarification and transparency," he added.
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European Union anger at Russian travel blacklist
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Those banned are believed to include general secretary of the EU council Uwe Corsepius, and former British deputy prime minister Nick Clegg.
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Those banned are believed to include general secretary of the EU council Uwe Corsepius, and former British deputy prime minister Nick Clegg.
Russia shared the list after several requests by diplomats, the EU said.
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Those banned are believed to include general secretary of the EU council Uwe Corsepius, and former British deputy prime minister Nick Clegg.
Russia shared the list after several requests by diplomats, the EU said.
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European Union anger at Russian travel blacklist
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The European Union has responded angrily to Russia's entry ban against 89 European politicians, officials and military leaders.
Those banned are believed to in...
The European Union has responded angrily to Russia's entry ban against 89 European politicians, officials and military leaders.
Those banned are believed to include general secretary of the EU council Uwe Corsepius, and former British deputy prime minister Nick Clegg.
Russia shared the list after several requests by diplomats, the EU said.
The EU called the ban "totally arbitrary and unjustified" and said no explanation had been provided.
Many of those on the list are outspoken critics of the Kremlin, and some have been turned away from Russia in recent months.
The EU said that it had asked repeatedly for the list of those banned, but nothing had been provided until now.
"The list with 89 names has now been shared by the Russian authorities. We don't have any other information on legal basis, criteria and process of this decision," an EU spokesman said on Saturday.
"We consider this measure as totally arbitrary and unjustified, especially in the absence of any further clarification and transparency," he added.
The list of those barred from Russia has not been officially released, although what appears to be a leaked version (in German) is online.
A Russian foreign ministry official would not confirm the names of those barred, but said that the ban was a result of EU sanctions against Russia.
"Why it was precisely these people who entered into the list... is simple - it was done in answer to the sanctions campaign which has been waged in relation to Russia by several states of the European Union," the official, who was not named, told Russian news agency Tass.
The official said Moscow had previously recommended that all diplomats from countries that imposed sanctions on Russia should check with Russian consular offices before travelling to see if they were banned.
"Just one thing remains unclear: did our European co-workers want these lists to minimise inconveniences for potential 'denied persons' or to stage another political show?" he said.
EU sanctions were imposed after Russia annexed Ukraine's Crimea region in March 2014, and they have been extended amid ongoing fighting between government troops and pro-Russia separatists in eastern Ukraine.
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte told journalists on Friday that the list had been shared with EU diplomats and that three Dutch politicians were on it. He said the ban was "not based on international law".
British intelligence and military chiefs, including MI5 director general Andrew Parker, former MI6 chief Sir John Sawers and chief of the defence staff General Sir Nicholas Houghton are reportedly on the list.
Former British foreign secretary Sir Malcolm Rifkind told the AFP news agency that he had "read the reports in the media [of his ban] but not a word from the Russians".
Britain's foreign office said: "The Russian authorities have not provided any legal basis for the list or for the names on it.
"If Russia thinks this action will cause the EU to change its position on sanctions, it is wrong."
Also said to be on the list are French philosopher Bernard-Henri Levy, former Belgian prime minister Guy Verhofstadt and the EU's former enlargement chief Stefan Fule.
'A decent club'
Sweden's foreign minister, Margot Wallstrom, said that her country has asked for an explanation from Russia.
Eight Swedes are on the list, including Swedish MEP Anna Maria Corazza Bildt.
"I'm more proud than scared and this gives me more determination to continue... If the Kremlin takes me and my colleagues seriously it means we're doing a good job," Ms Bildt told AFP.
The former Czech foreign minister, Karel Schwarzenberg, also said he was pleased to have made the list.
"When I saw the other names (on the list), I found out I was in a very decent club. I consider this a reward," he was quoted as saying by the CTK news agency.
Other countries with names on the list reportedly include Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Denmark, Finland, Romania, Bulgaria and Spain.
wn.com/European Union Anger At Russian Travel Blacklist
The European Union has responded angrily to Russia's entry ban against 89 European politicians, officials and military leaders.
Those banned are believed to include general secretary of the EU council Uwe Corsepius, and former British deputy prime minister Nick Clegg.
Russia shared the list after several requests by diplomats, the EU said.
The EU called the ban "totally arbitrary and unjustified" and said no explanation had been provided.
Many of those on the list are outspoken critics of the Kremlin, and some have been turned away from Russia in recent months.
The EU said that it had asked repeatedly for the list of those banned, but nothing had been provided until now.
"The list with 89 names has now been shared by the Russian authorities. We don't have any other information on legal basis, criteria and process of this decision," an EU spokesman said on Saturday.
"We consider this measure as totally arbitrary and unjustified, especially in the absence of any further clarification and transparency," he added.
The list of those barred from Russia has not been officially released, although what appears to be a leaked version (in German) is online.
A Russian foreign ministry official would not confirm the names of those barred, but said that the ban was a result of EU sanctions against Russia.
"Why it was precisely these people who entered into the list... is simple - it was done in answer to the sanctions campaign which has been waged in relation to Russia by several states of the European Union," the official, who was not named, told Russian news agency Tass.
The official said Moscow had previously recommended that all diplomats from countries that imposed sanctions on Russia should check with Russian consular offices before travelling to see if they were banned.
"Just one thing remains unclear: did our European co-workers want these lists to minimise inconveniences for potential 'denied persons' or to stage another political show?" he said.
EU sanctions were imposed after Russia annexed Ukraine's Crimea region in March 2014, and they have been extended amid ongoing fighting between government troops and pro-Russia separatists in eastern Ukraine.
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte told journalists on Friday that the list had been shared with EU diplomats and that three Dutch politicians were on it. He said the ban was "not based on international law".
British intelligence and military chiefs, including MI5 director general Andrew Parker, former MI6 chief Sir John Sawers and chief of the defence staff General Sir Nicholas Houghton are reportedly on the list.
Former British foreign secretary Sir Malcolm Rifkind told the AFP news agency that he had "read the reports in the media [of his ban] but not a word from the Russians".
Britain's foreign office said: "The Russian authorities have not provided any legal basis for the list or for the names on it.
"If Russia thinks this action will cause the EU to change its position on sanctions, it is wrong."
Also said to be on the list are French philosopher Bernard-Henri Levy, former Belgian prime minister Guy Verhofstadt and the EU's former enlargement chief Stefan Fule.
'A decent club'
Sweden's foreign minister, Margot Wallstrom, said that her country has asked for an explanation from Russia.
Eight Swedes are on the list, including Swedish MEP Anna Maria Corazza Bildt.
"I'm more proud than scared and this gives me more determination to continue... If the Kremlin takes me and my colleagues seriously it means we're doing a good job," Ms Bildt told AFP.
The former Czech foreign minister, Karel Schwarzenberg, also said he was pleased to have made the list.
"When I saw the other names (on the list), I found out I was in a very decent club. I consider this a reward," he was quoted as saying by the CTK news agency.
Other countries with names on the list reportedly include Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Denmark, Finland, Romania, Bulgaria and Spain.
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European Union Anger at Russian Travel Blacklist
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European Union anger at Russian travel blacklist
The European Union has responded angrily to Russia's entry ban against 89 European politicians, officials and m...
European Union anger at Russian travel blacklist
The European Union has responded angrily to Russia's entry ban against 89 European politicians, officials and military leaders.
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European Union anger at Russian travel blacklist
The European Union has responded angrily to Russia's entry ban against 89 European politicians, officials and military leaders.
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Berlin setzt auf Dialog mit Moskau Reaktionen auf russische Einreiseverbote 1.06.2015
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Berlin setzt auf Dialog mit Moskau Reaktionen auf russische Einreiseverbote 1.06.2015
Heute darüber das Berlin sich zu der Einreiseverbotsliste von Moskau geäuß...
Berlin setzt auf Dialog mit Moskau Reaktionen auf russische Einreiseverbote 1.06.2015
Heute darüber das Berlin sich zu der Einreiseverbotsliste von Moskau geäußert hat. Die Liste beinhaltet 89 Eu-Diplomaten und Politiker die nicht mehr nach Russland einreisen dürfen.
Trotz dieser Liste hat Berlink klar und deutlich gesagt man wolle die Gespräche zwischen Berlin und Moskau nicht abbrechen.
Auf genaueres gehe ich im Video ein.
Die Bundesregierung will trotz der Einreiseverbote für 89 EU-Politiker den Gesprächfaden mit Russland nicht abreißen lassen. Man stehe weiter miteinander in Kontakt, hieß es. In Russland versteht man derweil die Empörung über das Verbot nicht.
Trotz der russischen Einreiseverbote für 89 Politiker und Diplomaten aus der EU will die Bundesregierung den Kontakt mit Moskau aufrechterhalten. "Wir sind mit der russischen Seite in diesem gesamten Themenfeld Ukraine-Krise nahezu täglich im Gespräch", sagte Regierungssprecher Steffen Seibert. Damit versuchte er offenbar, die Unruhe, die das Einreiseverbot verursacht hat, ein wenig abzuschwächen. Alles laufe ja im Prinzip ganz normal weiter, so Seibert, auch wenn das Vorhaben sicher "kein Beitrag zur Entspannung" sei. Nur in einem Punkt wird Seibert dann doch entschiedener. Man erwarte, dass die Arbeit des künftigen Europaberaters der Bundesregierung, Uwe Corsepius, nicht behindert wird.
Was ist der Grund für die Einreiseverbote?
Zudem wüsste man in Berlin ganz gerne, warum die Einreiseverbote ausgesprochen wurden. "Wenn man Rechtsmittel einlegen will, muss man wissen, warum man auf der Liste ist", sagte eine Sprecherin des Auswärtigen Amtes. Neben dem bereits erwähnten Corsepius stehen aus Deutschland unter anderem der CDU-Bundestagsabgeordnete Karl-Georg Wellmann, der Unionsvize im Bundestag, Michael Fuchs, und die Grünen-Politikerin Rebecca Harms auf der Liste.
Moskau versteht die Aufregung nicht
In Russland dagegen findet man die Forderung nach einer Begründung für die Einreiseverbote "eine Absurdität". Schließlich, so Russlands Außenminister Sergej Lawrow, hätten diese Personen "aktiv einen Staatsstreich unterstützt", nämlich in der Ukraine. Und Vize-Außenminister Alexej Meschkow ergänzte: "Man darf die Vorgeschichte nicht vergessen", und bezog sich damit offenbar auf die Einreiseverbote, die die EU gegen Russen ausgesprochen hatte.
Erweiterung der Liste möglich
Zudem, so ergänzte der Vizeaußenminister, sei die Veröffentlichung der Liste ein Vertrauensbruch. Die Europäische Union habe mehrfach um eine Übergabe der Liste gebeten, und Russland habe dem Wunsch vertraulich nachgegeben, sagte Meschkow. Die Veröffentlichung der Namen enttäusche Russland daher. Das russische Außenministerium schloss eine Erweiterung der Liste nicht aus. Sollten die EU und die USA gegen weitere russische Bürger Einreiseverbote beschließen, werde Moskau ebenso handeln, sagte Sprecherin Maria Sacharowa. Russland und der Westen sollten aber den begonnenen konstruktiven Dialog im Ukraine-Konflikt fortsetzen.
Diesen Bericht habe ich von der tagesschau.de Website hier der Link zum Beitrag:http://www.tagesschau.de/ausland/einreiseverbote-reaktionen-101.html
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Berlin setzt auf Dialog mit Moskau Reaktionen auf russische Einreiseverbote 1.06.2015
Heute darüber das Berlin sich zu der Einreiseverbotsliste von Moskau geäußert hat. Die Liste beinhaltet 89 Eu-Diplomaten und Politiker die nicht mehr nach Russland einreisen dürfen.
Trotz dieser Liste hat Berlink klar und deutlich gesagt man wolle die Gespräche zwischen Berlin und Moskau nicht abbrechen.
Auf genaueres gehe ich im Video ein.
Die Bundesregierung will trotz der Einreiseverbote für 89 EU-Politiker den Gesprächfaden mit Russland nicht abreißen lassen. Man stehe weiter miteinander in Kontakt, hieß es. In Russland versteht man derweil die Empörung über das Verbot nicht.
Trotz der russischen Einreiseverbote für 89 Politiker und Diplomaten aus der EU will die Bundesregierung den Kontakt mit Moskau aufrechterhalten. "Wir sind mit der russischen Seite in diesem gesamten Themenfeld Ukraine-Krise nahezu täglich im Gespräch", sagte Regierungssprecher Steffen Seibert. Damit versuchte er offenbar, die Unruhe, die das Einreiseverbot verursacht hat, ein wenig abzuschwächen. Alles laufe ja im Prinzip ganz normal weiter, so Seibert, auch wenn das Vorhaben sicher "kein Beitrag zur Entspannung" sei. Nur in einem Punkt wird Seibert dann doch entschiedener. Man erwarte, dass die Arbeit des künftigen Europaberaters der Bundesregierung, Uwe Corsepius, nicht behindert wird.
Was ist der Grund für die Einreiseverbote?
Zudem wüsste man in Berlin ganz gerne, warum die Einreiseverbote ausgesprochen wurden. "Wenn man Rechtsmittel einlegen will, muss man wissen, warum man auf der Liste ist", sagte eine Sprecherin des Auswärtigen Amtes. Neben dem bereits erwähnten Corsepius stehen aus Deutschland unter anderem der CDU-Bundestagsabgeordnete Karl-Georg Wellmann, der Unionsvize im Bundestag, Michael Fuchs, und die Grünen-Politikerin Rebecca Harms auf der Liste.
Moskau versteht die Aufregung nicht
In Russland dagegen findet man die Forderung nach einer Begründung für die Einreiseverbote "eine Absurdität". Schließlich, so Russlands Außenminister Sergej Lawrow, hätten diese Personen "aktiv einen Staatsstreich unterstützt", nämlich in der Ukraine. Und Vize-Außenminister Alexej Meschkow ergänzte: "Man darf die Vorgeschichte nicht vergessen", und bezog sich damit offenbar auf die Einreiseverbote, die die EU gegen Russen ausgesprochen hatte.
Erweiterung der Liste möglich
Zudem, so ergänzte der Vizeaußenminister, sei die Veröffentlichung der Liste ein Vertrauensbruch. Die Europäische Union habe mehrfach um eine Übergabe der Liste gebeten, und Russland habe dem Wunsch vertraulich nachgegeben, sagte Meschkow. Die Veröffentlichung der Namen enttäusche Russland daher. Das russische Außenministerium schloss eine Erweiterung der Liste nicht aus. Sollten die EU und die USA gegen weitere russische Bürger Einreiseverbote beschließen, werde Moskau ebenso handeln, sagte Sprecherin Maria Sacharowa. Russland und der Westen sollten aber den begonnenen konstruktiven Dialog im Ukraine-Konflikt fortsetzen.
Diesen Bericht habe ich von der tagesschau.de Website hier der Link zum Beitrag:http://www.tagesschau.de/ausland/einreiseverbote-reaktionen-101.html
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EU says Russian travel blacklist 'unjustified'
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The European Union has criticised a travel ban imposed by Russia on 89 European citizens - many of whom are outspoken Kremlin critics - as "totally arbitrary an...
The European Union has criticised a travel ban imposed by Russia on 89 European citizens - many of whom are outspoken Kremlin critics - as "totally arbitrary and unjustified".
The list was revealed to European diplomats this week and includes past and serving parliamentarians and ministers who have openly criticised President Vladimir Putin and the war in Ukraine.
Military figures and secret service chiefs are also thought to be on the list.
European politicians who discovered they had been banned from travelling to Russia wore the badge proudly, as Brussels took aim at Moscow for the decision.
Beyond releasing the names of the blacklisted individuals to diplomats, Moscow has failed to provide "any other information on legal basis, criteria and process of this decision," the EU's foreign service said.
"We consider this measure as totally arbitrary and unjustified, especially in the absence of any further clarification and transparency," it said.
'No justification'
A spokeswoman for Britain's Foreign Office said there was no justification for the travel ban.
"If Russia's intention is to put pressure on the EU to ease sanctions then this is not the way to do it," she said.
A Russian foreign ministry official confirmed to Russian media that lists of banned individuals had been sent to EU states but declined to comment on the individuals themselves.
Among those listed is Uwe Corsepius, current secretary-general of the European Union council in Brussels, who is due to take over as foreign affairs adviser to German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
The document also includes Bruno Le Roux, the leader of French President Francois Hollande's Socialists in parliament, Britain's former deputy prime minister Nick Clegg and former Belgian premier Guy Verhofstadt, who heads the Liberal group in the European parliament.
Poland, which has been the sternest EU critic of Russia's policy towards Ukraine, had 18 names on the list.
"For some time we've seen that Russia is not necessarily trying to mitigate tensions but rather strengthen them," a spokeswoman for Poland's government told Reuters.
Last Monday, Germany protested to Russia over its refusal to let a conservative German politician, Karl-Georg Wellmann, who had called Russia a "warmonger" earlier this year, into the country.
Other countries with names on the list include Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Czech Republic, Romania, Bulgaria, Spain, and The Netherlands.
Blacklisted politicians were nevertheless proud about being banned by Russia.
"Those who try to censor us and make us scared for standing up for values deserve even more criticism. For me it's about being very committed to standing up for peace and freedom in Ukraine," one of those banned, Swedish MEP Anna Maria Corazza Bildt, told AFP news agency.
"I'm more proud than scared and this gives me more determination to continue... If the Kremlin takes me and my colleagues seriously it means we're doing a good job," the centre-right politician, married to Sweden's former foreign minister Carl Bildt, added.
A member of Russia's parliament on Sunday formally requested that the foreign minister, Sergey Lavrov, confirm and explain the list of the politicians who have been banned entry to Russia.
Russia has shared the list with European Union officials, but has refused to release the full list.
Dmitry Gudkov, the sole member of Russia's parliament who opposes the Kremlin, asked Lavrov to confirm the names and to state why they were included.
wn.com/Eu Says Russian Travel Blacklist 'unjustified'
The European Union has criticised a travel ban imposed by Russia on 89 European citizens - many of whom are outspoken Kremlin critics - as "totally arbitrary and unjustified".
The list was revealed to European diplomats this week and includes past and serving parliamentarians and ministers who have openly criticised President Vladimir Putin and the war in Ukraine.
Military figures and secret service chiefs are also thought to be on the list.
European politicians who discovered they had been banned from travelling to Russia wore the badge proudly, as Brussels took aim at Moscow for the decision.
Beyond releasing the names of the blacklisted individuals to diplomats, Moscow has failed to provide "any other information on legal basis, criteria and process of this decision," the EU's foreign service said.
"We consider this measure as totally arbitrary and unjustified, especially in the absence of any further clarification and transparency," it said.
'No justification'
A spokeswoman for Britain's Foreign Office said there was no justification for the travel ban.
"If Russia's intention is to put pressure on the EU to ease sanctions then this is not the way to do it," she said.
A Russian foreign ministry official confirmed to Russian media that lists of banned individuals had been sent to EU states but declined to comment on the individuals themselves.
Among those listed is Uwe Corsepius, current secretary-general of the European Union council in Brussels, who is due to take over as foreign affairs adviser to German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
The document also includes Bruno Le Roux, the leader of French President Francois Hollande's Socialists in parliament, Britain's former deputy prime minister Nick Clegg and former Belgian premier Guy Verhofstadt, who heads the Liberal group in the European parliament.
Poland, which has been the sternest EU critic of Russia's policy towards Ukraine, had 18 names on the list.
"For some time we've seen that Russia is not necessarily trying to mitigate tensions but rather strengthen them," a spokeswoman for Poland's government told Reuters.
Last Monday, Germany protested to Russia over its refusal to let a conservative German politician, Karl-Georg Wellmann, who had called Russia a "warmonger" earlier this year, into the country.
Other countries with names on the list include Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Czech Republic, Romania, Bulgaria, Spain, and The Netherlands.
Blacklisted politicians were nevertheless proud about being banned by Russia.
"Those who try to censor us and make us scared for standing up for values deserve even more criticism. For me it's about being very committed to standing up for peace and freedom in Ukraine," one of those banned, Swedish MEP Anna Maria Corazza Bildt, told AFP news agency.
"I'm more proud than scared and this gives me more determination to continue... If the Kremlin takes me and my colleagues seriously it means we're doing a good job," the centre-right politician, married to Sweden's former foreign minister Carl Bildt, added.
A member of Russia's parliament on Sunday formally requested that the foreign minister, Sergey Lavrov, confirm and explain the list of the politicians who have been banned entry to Russia.
Russia has shared the list with European Union officials, but has refused to release the full list.
Dmitry Gudkov, the sole member of Russia's parliament who opposes the Kremlin, asked Lavrov to confirm the names and to state why they were included.
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