European crisis summit to help Ukraine

Informal European Summit, attended by the new Government of Ukraine, to help the country emerge from the crisis.

A crisis that the Lithuanian President is considered more complex than what it looks like. Dalia Grybauskaité accuses Russia of trying to "rewrite the boundaries of WWII".

The Eastern countries are particularly sensitive to the issue. In the case of Romania, which has one of the longest borders between the European Union and Ukraine.

In addition, there are 400 000 in Bucharest recalls that Ukrainians who speak Romanian, what do you do for the community, the second most important minority in the country, after Russian-speaking.

In chess, international policy between Russia and the United States, Europe wants to have a say.

"We have a crisis to eradicate and Europe must show your moderator role," said Greek President, Antonis Samaras, on arrival at the Summit.

A United Europe, to help Ukraine, seems to be the desire of twenty-eight, to believe in the words of the French Head of State, Francois Hollande: "the European Council will be able to express the Union's voice on the issue of Ukraine, to support the Ukrainian Government to undertake economic reforms and organise presidential elections."

The future of Ukraine depends also on the 11 billion euros of aid proposed by Brussels, and that Member States should validate, this Thursday, and German Chancellor Angela Merkel see eye-to-eye: "we want the people who fought for freedom and democracy has a good future. That is why I welcome the economic aid package agreed yesterday by the European Commission. "

Europe is increasingly alarmed by the escalation of tension between the Ukraine and Russia. In the Community jargon, a new Word is now on everyone's lips: "necessary de-escalation" of this same voltage.

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