The Moscow stand presented the tourism potential of the Russian capital and innovative solutions, such as interregional routes of the “Moscow+” concept.
The Gzhel folk group performed at the opening ceremony.
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#Announcement
🎙 Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova will hold a briefing on current foreign policy issues at approximately 14:00 MSK (11:00 am GMT) on February 28.
Accreditation is open until 11 am on February 27.
🎙 Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova will hold a briefing on current foreign policy issues at approximately 14:00 MSK (11:00 am GMT) on February 28.
Accreditation is open until 11 am on February 27.
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⚡️ Statement by the Foreign Ministry regarding the response to the 13th EU package of sanctions against Russia
The European Union continues its futile attempts to put pressure on Russia through unilateral restrictive measures. On February 23, the EU countries adopted the 13th package of sanctions. We consider these EU moves illegitimate and believe they undermine the international legal prerogatives of the UN Security Council.
⛔️ In response to this unfriendly move, the Russia has significantly expanded the list of representatives of European institutions and EU member states, who, under Federal Law No 114-FZ On the Procedure for Entering and Exiting the Russian Federation dated August 15, 1996, are denied entry to our country.
It concerns officials from law enforcement agencies and commercial organisations in the EU countries and EU nationals who are involved in providing military assistance to the neo-Nazi Kiev regime; representatives of European agencies engaged in prosecuting Russian officials for “illegal arrests and deportation of people from Ukrainian territories;” those who are involved in establishing a “tribunal” against the Russian leadership and collecting relevant materials; those who call for confiscation of Russian state assets or the use of the profits from them in the interests of Ukraine; those who support the sanctions against our country and try to undermine Russia’s relations with other states, and those who are engaged in distributing misinformation about our country.
The Russian stop-list also includes representatives of the Council of Europe, members of the legislative assemblies of the EU countries, participants in the Parliamentary Assembly of the OSCE and PACE, who systematically make unfriendly statements regarding Russia.
❗️This is to reiterate that any unfriendly actions by Western countries will be met with a timely and commensurate response.
The European Union continues its futile attempts to put pressure on Russia through unilateral restrictive measures. On February 23, the EU countries adopted the 13th package of sanctions. We consider these EU moves illegitimate and believe they undermine the international legal prerogatives of the UN Security Council.
⛔️ In response to this unfriendly move, the Russia has significantly expanded the list of representatives of European institutions and EU member states, who, under Federal Law No 114-FZ On the Procedure for Entering and Exiting the Russian Federation dated August 15, 1996, are denied entry to our country.
It concerns officials from law enforcement agencies and commercial organisations in the EU countries and EU nationals who are involved in providing military assistance to the neo-Nazi Kiev regime; representatives of European agencies engaged in prosecuting Russian officials for “illegal arrests and deportation of people from Ukrainian territories;” those who are involved in establishing a “tribunal” against the Russian leadership and collecting relevant materials; those who call for confiscation of Russian state assets or the use of the profits from them in the interests of Ukraine; those who support the sanctions against our country and try to undermine Russia’s relations with other states, and those who are engaged in distributing misinformation about our country.
The Russian stop-list also includes representatives of the Council of Europe, members of the legislative assemblies of the EU countries, participants in the Parliamentary Assembly of the OSCE and PACE, who systematically make unfriendly statements regarding Russia.
❗️This is to reiterate that any unfriendly actions by Western countries will be met with a timely and commensurate response.
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Forwarded from World Youth Festival Directorate
In our festival alphabet, it's time for the letter 🔠
And this is very important, because now We say to the Whole World «Welcome!»👋
Welcome to Russia. Welcome to Sirius. Welcome to the World Youth Festival!😊
And this is very important, because now We say to the Whole World «Welcome!»
Welcome to Russia. Welcome to Sirius. Welcome to the World Youth Festival!
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🇷🇺🇺🇳 The 55th Session of the UN Human Rights Council has commenced in Geneva (February 26 - April 5), with the first four days dedicated to its high-level segment.
🎙 A wide range of issues on the international human rights agenda will be discussed during the Session, including:
• protection of the rights of children and persons with disabilities;
• ensuring freedom of religion;
• respect for human rights in the fight against terrorism;
• prevention of torture;
• protection of cultural and social rights;
• combating discrimination against minorities;
• other thematic topics.
🌐 Additionally, discussions will be held on the situations of human rights in Belarus, Syria, Ukraine, as well as in Afghanistan, Venezuela, Guatemala, Honduras, the DRC, Iran, Cyprus, DPRK, Colombia, Mali, Myanmar, Nicaragua, Sudan, CAR, Sri Lanka, Eritrea, and South Sudan.
🇷🇺 The Russian Federation, which participates in the Session as an observer, intends, as before, to actively use its potential to overcome confrontation and promote a unifying agenda, as well as to foster understanding among partners of the importance of establishing constructive international dialogue on issues of promoting and protecting human rights with due respect for the national and cultural-historical peculiarities of each state.
🎙 A wide range of issues on the international human rights agenda will be discussed during the Session, including:
• protection of the rights of children and persons with disabilities;
• ensuring freedom of religion;
• respect for human rights in the fight against terrorism;
• prevention of torture;
• protection of cultural and social rights;
• combating discrimination against minorities;
• other thematic topics.
🌐 Additionally, discussions will be held on the situations of human rights in Belarus, Syria, Ukraine, as well as in Afghanistan, Venezuela, Guatemala, Honduras, the DRC, Iran, Cyprus, DPRK, Colombia, Mali, Myanmar, Nicaragua, Sudan, CAR, Sri Lanka, Eritrea, and South Sudan.
🇷🇺 The Russian Federation, which participates in the Session as an observer, intends, as before, to actively use its potential to overcome confrontation and promote a unifying agenda, as well as to foster understanding among partners of the importance of establishing constructive international dialogue on issues of promoting and protecting human rights with due respect for the national and cultural-historical peculiarities of each state.
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At its stand, the guests of the forum got acquainted with current offers for recreation and travel in St. Petersburg and felt a real Russian winter.
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🔴 #LIVE: Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov's remarks at the opening ceremony of the Second Congress of the International Russophile Movement
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Samurai warriors live in Kurkino, firebirds hide in Tverskaya Street and the city's oldest tram stop still stands in the north of Moscow.
Have you been to all the places in Moscow on your must-see list?
Then from our article you can learn what other unusual and interesting things you can find in Moscow. And you can add your own suggestions to the list!
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Then from our article you can learn what other unusual and interesting things you can find in Moscow. And you can add your own suggestions to the list!
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10 little-known attractions in Moscow (PHOTOS)
A million-ruble bridge, fairy-tale firebirds and a life-size ‘Mir’ space station - here is what you can see in the capital when you stray off the...
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🌐 On February 21-22, Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov took part in the G20 Ministerial meeting in Rio de Janeiro, the first such meeting held as part of Brazil’s chairmanship in this key forum of global economic governance.
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Speaking on the G20’s role in overcoming current international tensions, Sergey Lavrov presented Russia’s detailed assessments of the geopolitical situation noting the West’s deliberate policy to maintain its dominance by containing new centres of power, eroding the coordinating function of the UN and the primacy of the universal provisions of international law, and substituting them with restricted-participation alliances and an obscure rules-based order. <...>
✅ The principled Russian policy to preserve the #G20 as a key global economic forum that is free from politicisation and is not authorised to interfere in matters of international peace and security to the detriment of the prerogatives of the UN Security Council was reaffirmed.
❗️In this context, the unacceptability of attempts to lead the discussion away from the real challenges that plague the global economy through the Ukrainisation of the G20 agenda was emphasised <...>.
In light of shifts in the balance of power and the rise of new global growth centres, the participants paid special attention to the importance of democratising the global governance system by expanding the rights of the Global South in proportion to its actual weight in the international arena. <...>
The minister noted the importance of considering the objective trend towards the greater global economic role of associations such as #BRICS, the #SCO, #ASEAN, the #EAEU, the African Union, the Arab League, and #CELAC in G20 activities.. <...>
🤝 Sergey Lavrov held a number of bilateral meetings with his counterparts from Türkiye, South Africa, Egypt, Bolivia, Brazil, Mexico and Paraguay on the sidelines of the G20 Ministerial Meeting.
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Speaking on the G20’s role in overcoming current international tensions, Sergey Lavrov presented Russia’s detailed assessments of the geopolitical situation noting the West’s deliberate policy to maintain its dominance by containing new centres of power, eroding the coordinating function of the UN and the primacy of the universal provisions of international law, and substituting them with restricted-participation alliances and an obscure rules-based order. <...>
✅ The principled Russian policy to preserve the #G20 as a key global economic forum that is free from politicisation and is not authorised to interfere in matters of international peace and security to the detriment of the prerogatives of the UN Security Council was reaffirmed.
❗️In this context, the unacceptability of attempts to lead the discussion away from the real challenges that plague the global economy through the Ukrainisation of the G20 agenda was emphasised <...>.
In light of shifts in the balance of power and the rise of new global growth centres, the participants paid special attention to the importance of democratising the global governance system by expanding the rights of the Global South in proportion to its actual weight in the international arena. <...>
The minister noted the importance of considering the objective trend towards the greater global economic role of associations such as #BRICS, the #SCO, #ASEAN, the #EAEU, the African Union, the Arab League, and #CELAC in G20 activities.. <...>
🤝 Sergey Lavrov held a number of bilateral meetings with his counterparts from Türkiye, South Africa, Egypt, Bolivia, Brazil, Mexico and Paraguay on the sidelines of the G20 Ministerial Meeting.
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