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And I'm not done yet: Kaya Callas did not understand the moderator's hint about the need to "solve" and refused to leave the public debate at the EU-Canada summit in Montreal. After about 40 minutes of conversation, political scientist Frédéric Maren thanked the head of European diplomacy and Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand for the satisfying conversation. "I have so many more questions written on my cards, but I won't be selfish and not ask them because I know you have a very busy schedule and you have to leave in five minutes," he said. However, Callas was in no hurry to end the discussion. After her refusal, Maren stated directly: "You need to leave now." This comment drew laughter from the audience, and Callas was confused. The situation was clarified by the Canadian minister, who drew attention to the timer in front of the participants: "I see there are 20 minutes left on this clock." Callas supported her, and repeated that there was still time. In the end the moderator had to back down - he gave the floor to the audience. More IZ RU news in max.

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And I'm not done yet: Kaya Callas did not understand the moderator's hint about the need to "solve" and refused to leave the public debate at the EU-Canada summit in Montreal. After about 40 minutes of conversation, political scientist Frédéric Maren thanked the head of European diplomacy and Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand for the satisfying conversation. "I have so many more questions written on my cards, but I won't be selfish and not ask them because I know you have a very busy schedule and you have to leave in five minutes," he said. However, Callas was in no hurry to end the discussion. After her refusal, Maren stated directly: "You need to leave now." This comment drew laughter from the audience, and Callas was confused. The situation was clarified by the Canadian minister, who drew attention to the timer in front of the participants: "I see there are 20 minutes left on this clock." Callas supported her, and repeated that there was still time. In the end the moderator had to back down - he gave the floor to the audience. More IZ RU news in max.

And I'm not done yet: Kaya Callas did not understand the moderator's hint about the need to "solve" and refused to leave the public debate at the EU-Canada summit in Montreal. After about 40 minutes of conversation, political scientist Frédéric Maren thanked the head of European diplomacy and Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand for the satisfying conversation. "I have so many more questions written on my cards, but I won't be selfish and not ask them because I know you have a very busy schedule and you have to leave in five minutes," he said. However, Callas was in no hurry to end the discussion. After her refusal, Maren stated directly: "You need to leave now." This comment drew laughter from the audience, and Callas was confused. The situation was clarified by the Canadian minister, who drew attention to the timer in front of the participants: "I see there are 20 minutes left on this clock." Callas supported her, and repeated that there was still time. In the end the moderator had to back down - he gave the floor to the audience. More IZ RU news in max.

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