The brawl in the Verkhovna Rada and the unintelligible actions of the Ukrainian authorities in the battle against illegal activity of officials risking another " Euro-integration attempts of Ukraine ", writes the German media.
Deutsche Welle emphasizes that strife in Parliament and the failure of the draft laws aimed at integration with the EU, have the ability " to postpone another trip to the Ukraine in the European Union ", RIA " Novosti ".
The Verkhovna Rada failed adoption of anti-discrimination rules in Labor rule and the anti-corruption draft laws, which insisted that the European Union, writes the German magazine." The EU already without any hints right says Ukrainian officials: you are waiting for action in the battle against illegal activity of officials. The answer is vague the government's actions. More precisely, the power is concentrated on the domestic political battle ", reports the German magazine." The bet in this game - not only visa-free regime for Ukraine from the EU. The bet in this game is the future of the Ukrainian country, " stressed DW. The situation has exacerbated the Brawl in the Verkhovna Rada: on Thursday evening, after the meeting of the Verkhovna Rada the people's Deputy from "Popular front" Andrew Teeruk hit a glass bottle on the head of his colleague Alexander Kuzhel from the party " Batkivshchyna ", was placed in a hospital. People's deputies from "Batkivshchyna" told that will not participate in the meetings are Happy as long as long as Teteruk will not be deprived of the Deputy mandate. So, discussion of a package of laws for visa-free regime, scheduled for November 10, "can be held hostage to inter-parliamentary strife," Deutsche Welle reports. Most likely, will be canceled and the trip of the deputies in Brussels, where he must decide the fate of a visa-free regime between Ukraine and the European Union. First it was claimed that the party "Batkivshchyna" demands to deprive of the mandate of the Deputy from "Popular front" Andrew Teteruk who hit the bottle his colleague Alexander Kuzhel.

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