Brussels, 19/07/2007 (Agence Europe) - In a public statement published on 18 June, the presidency of the EU “expressed its disappointment with Russia's inability to cooperate in a constructive manner with the authorities of the United Kingdom” on the subject of Alexander Litvinenko's murder, which it described as a “serious crime”. The EU called for “constructive cooperation” to be urgently established in this connection and said that it hoped that “a satisfactory solution can...