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Zelensky, Macron discuss resumption of Normandy format activities.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky had a telephone conversation with President of France Emmanuel Macron on January 28.

"Conversation with a friend and reliable partner of Ukraine Emmanuel Macron. We are glad to resume the activities of the Normandy format – one of the steps for peace," Zelensky posted on Instagram.

He added that meetings and talks should be held while there is a favorable climate for dialogue. "As long as diplomatic efforts continue, the possibility of further escalation declines," Zelensky noted.

According to the President’s Office, the heads of state welcomed the intensification of the Normandy format activities and the meeting of political advisers to the Normandy Four leaders in Paris on January 26. It was noted that a document on the negotiations’ results had been agreed upon for the first time since 2019.

"Zelensky praised the important personal role of Emmanuel Macron in organizing this meeting. He also thanked the French leader for his firm and consistent support for Ukraine, the sovereignty and territorial integrity of our state," reads the statement.

As noted, the parties agreed to maintain the dynamic pace and accelerate the next meeting of advisers to the Normandy format leaders. The importance of intensifying the work of the Trilateral Contact Group and its working groups in order to achieve rapid progress in the implementation of the Minsk Agreements was also discussed.

The presidents of Ukraine and France mentioned the visit of the Ukrainian delegation led by First Deputy Prime Minister – Minister of Economy Yulia Svyrydenko to Paris the day before. The President of Ukraine pointed out his interest in the successful implementation of existing important bilateral economic agreements, as well as in the development of new specific projects.

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Life-saving drug for brain cancer will soon be available for children on NHS.

Life-saving drug for brain cancer will soon be available for children on NHS.

Children with a specific kind of brain tumour could soon have access to a life-saving drug that's been approved by the NHS. It combines two drugs to significantly slow progression of the disease - and patients now won't have to endure intense roun...

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Livestream records Boeing 747 'roughest ever' touch-and-go landing - DW News.

Livestream records Boeing 747 'roughest ever' touch-and-go landing - DW News.

Passengers on a Lufthansa flight to Los Angeles went through a scary 20 minutes when their plane tried to land at the city's airport on Tuesday. A live stream recorded the 'Touch and Go' landing of the Boeing 747 passenger jet, which touched down ...

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Anti-Israel protesters can't seem to define 'from the river to the sea'.

Anti-Israel protesters can't seem to define 'from the river to the sea'.

Fox News contributor Sara Carter joins 'Hannity' from Columbia University after engaging with members of the raucous throngs. #hannity #foxnews Subscribe to Fox News! Watch more Fox News Video: Watch Fox News Channel Live: FOX News Channel (FNC) i...

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Why do May's local elections really matter ? - Analysis.

Why do May's local elections really matter ? - Analysis.

With the local elections just over a week away, Sky's Sam Coates asks why the votes matter and what might it tell us about the way things might swing in the general election? Read more: #localelections #rishisunak #generalelection2024 SUBSCRIBE to...

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Loose horses run past cars in central London

Loose horses run past cars in central London

WARNING: Video contains distressing images Two loose horses have been seen running around central London, one of which appeared to be covered in blood. The animals, with saddles and bridles, were seen running on the road near Aldwych #Shorts #Hors...

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Former UK defence secretary: World facing risks comparable to 1930s.

Former UK defence secretary: World facing risks comparable to 1930s.

Former defence secretary Ben Wallace has told Sky News that the world is facing similar risks to those in the 1930s. Mr Wallace warned that we also face additional challenges which include "terrorism and unconventional warfare". Read more here: #u...

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