Latvia and Estonia have backed the idea of an EU envoy after four years of the bloc’s refusal to speak to Moscow
The leaders of two Baltic states, Latvia and Estonia, have called for talks with Russia after four years of refusing to engage with Moscow, Euronews has reported.
The bloc should appoint a special envoy to reopen diplomatic channels with Russia, Latvian Prime Minister Evika Silina and Estonian President Alar Karis separately told the outlet on the sidelines of a summit in Dubai on Wednesday.
The idea is dividing major European powers. While it has been backed by French President Emmanuel Macron and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia…
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