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EU leaders with Putin and Poroshenko at a mini-plenary in the Asia summit in Milan (Photo: consilium.europa.eu)

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Invitations sent out for next EU-Russia 'summit'

EU leaders with Putin and Poroshenko at a mini-plenary in the Asia summit in Milan (Photo: consilium.europa.eu)

Russia’s Vladimir Putin became persona non grata in EU capitals when he annexed Crimea.

They didn’t blacklist him. But, in March, EU leaders decided to “cancel the next EU-Russia summit” and to “not hold bilateral regular meetings”.

The ban doesn’t cover multilateral events, like the recent EU-Asia summit in Italy, or special events, like the earlier D-Day memorial in Deauville, France...

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