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Ex-Czech FM: Europeans don't want to see Ukraine as EU member ― RT SophieCo

Europe and Russia are almost a year into a conflict – there are no cannons roaring between the two, but economic sanctions are dealing blows to both sides. At the same time, there are greater threats arising in the world – threats that should be faced together. The reality of radical Islam is putting every home and every citizen of Europe and Russia and any other country in the world under threat. The global economy is not feeling well either, so will Europe be able to find a compromise with Moscow that will allow both to concentrate on fighting the common troubles? We ask this question to Cyril Svoboda, former foreign minister of the Czech Republic and head of the Diplomatic Academy in Prague.