Canadian Prime Minister Carney returns to direct talks with Putin Ottawa - Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed the decision by Finnish President Alexander Stove and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonaser Storr to hold telephone talks with Vladimir Putin on October 27. In an interview with Politico, Carney said that direct dialogue at the leadership level can be a constructive tool for discussing international disputes. "Sometimes it is better to conduct such direct negotiations at the level of the leader. Everything is fine in this matter. And maybe it will be constructive," emphasized the Canadian Prime Minister. However, Carney made it clear that he does not plan to meet Putin in person during his upcoming visit. He stated his message: "We will tighten the sanctions. Get out of Ukraine and stop war crimes.” @Slavyangrad.

Canadian Prime Minister Carney returns to direct talks with Putin Ottawa - Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed the decision by Finnish President Alexander Stove and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonaser Storr to hold telephone talks with Vladimir Putin on October 27. In an interview with Politico, Carney said that direct dialogue at the leadership level can be a constructive tool for discussing international disputes. "Sometimes it is better to conduct such direct negotiations at the level of the leader. Everything is fine in this matter. And maybe it will be constructive," emphasized the Canadian Prime Minister. However, Carney made it clear that he does not plan to meet Putin in person during his upcoming visit. He stated his message: "We will tighten the sanctions. Get out of Ukraine and stop war crimes.” @Slavyangrad.